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Sexual Violence in History: A Bibliography compiled by Stefan Blaschke |
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Contact Search Introduction + History Announcements + Updates Alphabetical Index Chronological Index Geographical Index Topical Index + Cases + Types + Victims + Society + Research Resources + Research |
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Primary Sources Korean "Comfort Women" [Info] Ha, Sunnyo. »I Would Rather Die.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 58-64. [Info] Howard, Keith, ed. True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. London 1995. [Info] Oh, Omok. »I Thought I Was Going to a Textile Factory.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 65-69. [Info] Research Team of the War & Women’s Human Rights Center, ed. Stories That Make History: The Experience and Memories of the Japanese Military Comfort Girls-Women. Berlin 2020. [Info] Yi, Okpun. »Taken Away at Twelve.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 95-103. [Info] Yi, Sangok. »I Came Home, But Lost My Family.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 124-133. [Info] Yi, Sunok. »It Makes Me Sad That I Can't Have Children.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 115-123. [Info] Yi, T?ngnam. »Wandering around Manchuria, China and Sumatra.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 134-142. [Info] Yi, Yongny?. »I Thought I Would Die.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 143-150. [Info] Yi, Yongsu. »Return My Youth to Me.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 88-94. [Info] Yi, Y?ngsuk. »I Will No Longer Harbour Resentment.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 50-57. [Info] Yun, Turi. »Shut Away Close to Home.« True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women: Testimonies. Edited by Keith Howard. London 1995: 185-192. Philippine "Comfort Women" [Info] Henson, Maria R. Comfort Woman: A Filipina's Story of Prostitution and Slavery under the Japanese Military. Lanham 2017. Secondary Sources Chinese "Comfort Women" [Info] Qiu, Peipei, et al. Chinese Comfort Women: Testimonies from Imperial Japan's Sex Slaves. Vancouver 2013. [Info] Qiu, Peipei, et al. Chinese Comfort Women: Testimonies from Imperial Japan's Sex Slaves. Hong Kong 2014. [Info] Qiu, Peipei, et al. Chinese Comfort Women: Testimonies from Imperial Japan's Sex Slaves. Oxford 2014. Korean "Comfort Women" [Info] Ahn, Yonson. »(Auto)-Biographien von koreanischen "Comfort Women".« National Conference on Autobiographies. Warwick 1997. [Info] Kim, Myung-Hye. »Narrative Darstellung und Produktion von Wissen. Erzählungen koreanischer Frauen, die das System sexueller Versklavung durch die japanische Armee überlebt haben, 1933-1945.« Krieg und Geschlecht. Sexuelle Gewalt im Krieg und Sex-Zwangsarbeit in NS-Konzentrationslagern. Edited by Insa Eschebach et al. Berlin 2008: 187-205. [Info] Kimura, Maki. Listening to voices. Testimonies of "comfort women" of the Second World War. London 2003. [Info] Kimura, Maki. Modernity, testimonies, and women’s agency. The issue of "comfort women" of the Second World War. Dissertation, London School of Economics and Political Science, 2003. [Info] Kimura, Maki. »Narrative as a site of subject construction. The ‘comfort women’ debate.« Feminist theory 9 (2008): 5-24. [Info] Lee, Sun H. Ilponkun wianpu sengchoncha chung?n ui bangpopnon jok koch’al. M.A. Thesis, Seoul National University, 2002. [Info] Soh, Chunghee S. »In/fertility among Korea’s "comfort women" survivors. A comparative perspective.« Women’s studies international forum 29 (2006): 67-80. [Info] Thoma, Pamela. »Cultural Autobiography, Testimonial, and Asian American Transnational Feminist Coalition in the Comfort Women of World War II Conference.« National Women's Studies Association Annual Conference. Albuquerque 1999. [Info] Thoma, Pamela. »Cultural Autobiography, Testimonial, and Asian American Transnational Feminist Coalition in the Comfort Women of World War II Conference.« Association for Asian American Studies Conference. Phoenix 2000. [Info] Thoma, Pamela. »Cultural Autobiography, Testimonial, and Asian American Transnational Feminist Coalition in the "Comfort Women of World War II" Conference.« Frontiers 21 (2000): 20-54. [Info] Thoma, Pamela. »Cultural Autobiography, Testimonial, and Asian American Transnational Feminist Coalition in the "Comfort Women of World War II" Conference.« Asian American Women: The Frontiers Reader. Edited by Linda T. Võ et al. Lincoln 2004: 150-177. [Info] Yang, Hyunah. »Korean »Military Comfort Women« in Their Own Voices: Experiences of the »Testimony Team«: The Question of Truth and Positionality.« Women´s Bodies as Battlefields - Sexual Violence against Women in Wartime. Hamburg 2001. [Info] Yang, Hyunah. »Finding 'the Map of Memory': Testimonies of the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Survivors.« East Asian Studies Program, Emory University. Atlanta 2007. [Info] Yang, Hyunah. »Finding the "Map of Memory": Testimony of the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery Survivors.« positions 16 (2008): 79-107. [Info] Yang, Hyunah. »Significance of Testimonies of the Victim-Survivors of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery (JMSS) in Korea: "Trans-Pacific Translation".« Annual Conference of the Association for Asian Studies. Seattle 2024. Philippine "Comfort Women" [Info] Candelaria, John L., et al. »The Filipino comfort women on YouTube: Emotions, advocacy, and war memories in a transnational digital space.« Memory Studies (June 10, 2024). [Info] Salman, Michael. »Suppression, Repression, and Eruption of Dangerous Histories: The Comfort Woman Narrative of Maria Rosa Henson, "Slave of Destiny".« Annual Meeting of the Association for Asia Studies. Philadelphia 2010. |
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