Guiné-Bissau & História - O papel das mulheres guineenses das diversas etnias na guerra contra a administração colonial portuguesa integradas na guerrilha do PAIGC e após a independência alcançada em 1974
‘FIGHTING TWO COLONIALISMS - Women in Guinea-Bissau’
By Stephanie Urdang
Edition MR - Monthly Review Press
New York 1979
Livro de capas duras, com sobrecapa, 320 páginas, muito ilustrado e em muito bom estado de conservação. Excelente.
De muito, muito difícil localização.
MUITO, MUITO RARO.
Da contracapa:
“Stephanie Urdang’s book is both a record of what women have accomplished and a witness to the need to continue the revolution within the revolution. Avoiding abstract slogans, she places her own commitment to feminism scrupulously within the actual situation of women in Guinea-Bissau today.”
Sheila Rowbotham
“I have followed events in Guinea-Bissau closely since the end of the 1969’s, and I read every word of this text without ever losing interest. I like the sensitive way in which Stephanie Urdang weaves together, into a clear and moving picture, her own special topic - The changing role of women - and the general transformarion of Guinea society.”
Lara Rudebeck
A Autora:
“STEPHANIE URDANG is a journalist and an editor of New York-based ‘Monthly Southern África’. She is a South African and has worked for many years with groups supporting the liberation struggles in Africa, in addition to the two visits to Guinea-Bissau.
Her articles have been published in numerous magazines and newspapers, including ‘African Studies Review’, ‘Quest’, ‘Southern África’, ‘Afrique-Asie’, the United Nations publication ‘Objective: Justice’, and the ‘Guardian’.“
Do ÍNDICE: / CONTENTS:
Preface and Acknowledgments
INTRODUCTION
Map
Part I - IN THE LIBERATED ZONES
Chapter 1
- ‘No Pintcha’
Chapter 2
- “What can we consider better than freedom?”
Chapter 3
- “A great deal to patience”
Chapter 4
- “First it is the women who pound…”
Chapter 5
- “We are part of the same fight”
Chapter 6
- “Soldado for a pig or a cow”
Chapter 7
- “Our education has to be conditioned by our life and history”
Chapter 8
- “At the same time fighting for personal independence”
Chapter 9
- “The woman of today is a new woman from the woman of yesterday”
Part II - AFTER INDEPENDENCE
Chapter 10
- “We are not fighting for a piece of the pie…”
Chapter 11
- “For our country to develop, it must benefit from Men and women”
Notes
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