![]() |
![]() |
Sold Out
Book Categories |
Dedication and Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction: Cassandra's Daughters | ||
Pt. 1 | Prophecies and Warnings | |
Lament to the Spirit Of War | 3 | |
Patriotism as a "Menace to liberty" | 4 | |
Militarism as a Province of Accumulation | 5 | |
O Earth, Unhappy Planet Born to Die | 6 | |
From The Face of War | 7 | |
The Progress | 10 | |
Declaration of Love | 11 | |
Is There a Difference Between Men and Women and What If (This Week) | 12 | |
Children of the Epoch | 14 | |
The Nightmare Factory | 15 | |
From Cassandra | 17 | |
From Planet Earth: The Latest Weapon of War | 20 | |
From Dark Fields of the Republic: Six Narratives | 23 | |
Stockpiling | 24 | |
Words Spoken by Pasternak During a Bombing | 27 | |
From The New Nuclear Danger | 28 | |
Bread | 39 | |
From Blood Rites: The Religion of War | 41 | |
Among Tall Buildings | 49 | |
Borders | 49 | |
The Fifties | 52 | |
At Ground Zero in Hiroshima | 53 | |
To the Soldiers of El Salvador | 54 | |
Sex and Death and the Rational World of Defense Intellectuals | 56 | |
Bioterror and Biosafety | 69 | |
From Misogynies: Crawling from the Wreckage | 70 | |
Women and Conflict: A Serbian Perspective | 80 | |
A Pure, High Note of Anguish | 86 | |
Why Missile Defense Will Not Make Us Safer | 88 | |
The Algebra of Infinite Justice | 90 | |
Pt. 2 | Violence and Mourning | |
From Song of pathos and Wrath and Eighteen Verses in Hun's Flute Melody | 101 | |
Elegy for My Brother | 104 | |
The War of 1793 | 104 | |
From Hospital Sketches | 105 | |
The First Long Range Artillery Fire on Leningrad | 107 | |
From Not So Quiet ... | 107 | |
From All Said and Done | 111 | |
From The War | 115 | |
The Son of Man | 116 | |
Face Lost in the Wilderness | 118 | |
From The Wind Blows Away Our Words | 120 | |
Death in Slow Motion | 127 | |
The Star Obscure | 131 | |
The War | 131 | |
From Camp Notes | 133 | |
Evasion | 135 | |
Eyes of an Afghan Child | 136 | |
Hellish Years After Hellish Days | 137 | |
Viet Minh and Famine | 142 | |
From Comfort Woman | 144 | |
Songs of Bread and An Armenian Looking at Newsphotos of the Cambodian Deathwatch | 147 | |
The Enemy Army Has Passed Through | 149 | |
The Colonization of Our Pacific Islands | 149 | |
From Sorrow Mountain | 151 | |
It's Not the Fear of Shivering | 157 | |
Hatred | 157 | |
The Bombing of Baghdad | 158 | |
From Maneuvers | 161 | |
"Don't Speak the Language of the Enemy!" and The Exotic Enemy | 165 | |
From The Price of Freedom | 170 | |
From Beyond the Limbo Silences | 173 | |
Certain Winds from the South | 175 | |
Report from Vietnam for International Women's Day | 181 | |
"The Situation in Soweto Is Not Abnormal" | 181 | |
Friend and Foe and To One in Beirut | 182 | |
The Blood of Others | 184 | |
Morning in the Park Among the Nannies | 185 | |
From Boys in Zinc | 193 | |
From S.: The Camps - Bosnia | 200 | |
From The Other Side of Silence | 203 | |
From A Girl Soldier's Story | 207 | |
The Impact of Genocide on Women | 212 | |
Pt. 3 | Courage and Resistance | |
The Deliverance of Argos | 217 | |
A National Crime | 219 | |
From Women and Labour: Women and War | 221 | |
Finnish Champion | 223 | |
The Women Take a Hand | 224 | |
Verses To Chekia | 228 | |
The Drought Breaks | 229 | |
Political Activism and Art | 232 | |
Kathe Kollwitz | 234 | |
The Artist's Rebellious Integrity | 238 | |
And Still I Rise | 240 | |
Memory Says Yes | 241 | |
From Sula | 242 | |
The Parachutist's Wife | 247 | |
Nuclear Bomb Testing on Human Guinea Pigs | 249 | |
I Am Your Horse in the Night | 252 | |
Antigone | 255 | |
From The House of the Spirits: The Hour of Truth | 255 | |
Blind, Unpredictable Terror | 261 | |
They Followed Us into the Night | 262 | |
Guatemala, Your Blood | 263 | |
Return | 264 | |
If Someone Else Is Suffering | 267 | |
The Bath | 272 | |
From The Stones Cry Out: A Cambodian Childhood | 275 | |
I'll Never Return | 283 | |
Meena | 283 | |
For the Women of Afghanistan | 283 | |
We Are All Women in Black | 287 | |
Pt. 4 | Hope and Survival | |
To an Army Wife in Sardis | 293 | |
From Peace and Bread in Time of War | 293 | |
Yes to the Earth | 295 | |
Free Women Blooming from Old Battlefields | 296 | |
In Defense of the United Nations | 297 | |
I Have All the Passion of Life | 299 | |
Women Know a Lot of Things | 301 | |
Making Peace and What It Could Be | 304 | |
On a Japanese Beach | 306 | |
From Still Alive: A Holocaust Girlhood Remembered | 307 | |
The Future | 309 | |
The Spoils of War | 313 | |
Ghosts and Echoes: Letter from Ground Zero | 315 | |
A Forgiving Land | 321 | |
My Son's Childhood | 324 | |
Holding the Line at Greenham Common: On Being Joyously Political in Dangerous Times | 325 | |
Only Justice Can Stop a Curse | 333 | |
Black Woman | 336 | |
Letter to an Iraqi Woman | 337 | |
Women and Ecology | 340 | |
Black Hills Survival Gathering, 1980 | 344 | |
A New Dawn in Town | 346 | |
Song of Hope and When We Go Home Again | 346 | |
A Time of Cannons Comes Flying | 347 | |
Tough Love | 350 | |
Select Bibliography | 357 | |
Sources and permission Credits/Author Index | 365 | |
Subject/Geographic Index | 373 |
Login|Complaints|Blog|Games|Souls|Obituary|Contact Us|FAQ
CAN'T FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR? CLICK HERE!!! X
![]() You must be logged in to add to WishlistX
![]() This item is in your Wish List![]() X
![]() This item is in your Collection![]() Women on War: An International Anthology of Writings from Antiquity to the Present
X
![]() This Item is in Your Inventory![]() Women on War: An International Anthology of Writings from Antiquity to the Present
X
![]() You must be logged in to review the productsX
![]() X
![]() X
![]() Add Women on War: An International Anthology of Writings from Antiquity to the Present, From Margaret Atwood to Daisy Zamora, Simone de Beauvoir to Virginia Woolf, many of the world's greatest women writers have reflected upon one of humanity's most tragic and powerful experiences: war. Yet most of these writings are little known, just as wo, Women on War: An International Anthology of Writings from Antiquity to the Present to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
![]() X
![]() Add Women on War: An International Anthology of Writings from Antiquity to the Present, From Margaret Atwood to Daisy Zamora, Simone de Beauvoir to Virginia Woolf, many of the world's greatest women writers have reflected upon one of humanity's most tragic and powerful experiences: war. Yet most of these writings are little known, just as wo, Women on War: An International Anthology of Writings from Antiquity to the Present to your collection on WonderClub |