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Frontiers Vol. 43, No. 3 (2022)
Contents
Editors’ Note
Kimberly M. Jew, Wanda S. Pillow, and Cindy Cruz
“Archipelagic Penal Spaces”: The Iraqi Muslim Woman and the Abject Female Soldier in Helen Benedict’s
Sand Queen
Dalia M. A. Gomaa
Towards a Differential Ethics of Belonging in a Transnational Context: Navigating the Hong Kong Movement in the US in 2020 and 2021
Shui-yin Sharon Yam
Toward Strategic Auto-Orientalism in Iranian American Self-Narrative: A Critique of Jasmin Darznik’s
The Good Daughter
Hossein Nazari and Fateme Nazari
“Comfort Women” Memorials at the Crossroads of Ultranationalist, Feminist, and Decolonial Critiques: Triangulating Japan, South Korea, and the United States
Lin Li
Utah Women’s Narrative Project
Utah Women’s Narratives: Narrative, Performance, and Collaboration
Diane Lê Strain, Liz DeBetta, and Annie Isabel Fukushima
A Tiny Town of Aunts
Rae Luebbert
What Are You?
Sammee James
A Hatred of Clover
Olivia Acosta
Rage
Hollee McGinnis
Llorona
Sandra Del Rio Madrigal
Colloquium: Surviving to Living: Five Diverse, Middle-Class Women’s Experiences of Domestic Violence
Introduction
A Message to Those Experiencing Violence
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smell
This Is Not Big Little Lies
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taste
2016
Violence: This Narrative is Not Consent
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sound
Holding Space
Fear—Part I
If
September 2018
If It Was So Bad . . .
Getting Out and Living After
Violence—A List
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sight/sightings
Living After: Me with Abuse=?
The Mundane as Practice
Tonight
This Morning
Fear—Part II
I Did the Math
Abuse Stops Here
The Locksmith
Were You Robbed?
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touch
Forgiveness
—senses awakening
Flesh and Muscles
Looking Back
Seeing Ourselves
Tonight, I May Go for a (Pandemic) Walk
Survivor Anthems
What Can Friends, Family, Colleagues, Advocates, and Practitioners Do?
Art Gallery
Gina Athena Ulysse
One Priestess’s Salutation: A Study in Movement (English)
G1: Equilibrium
G2: Wind Cannot Be Uprooted
G4: Principles of Ordering and Poetry
G6: Crossroads Re-Encountered
Salitasyon yon manbo: Yon etid an mouvman (Creole)
G1: Ekilib
G2: Yo pa ka dechouke van
G4: Prensip lòd ak pwezi
G6: Kafou yo rejwenn ankò
Salutation d’une Prêtresse: Une étude en mouvement (French)
G1: Équilibre
G2: Le vent ne peut pas être déraciné
G4: Principes d’ordre et de poésie
G6: Carrefour retrouvé