Vol 20, No 3&4 (2025)

Women Remembering Power and Violence

Table of Contents

Introduction

Stories in Their Scars: Introduction to Women Remembering Power and Violence
Katrina Corazon Barrientos
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Special Issue: Women Remembering Power and Violence

Can Third World Women Speak?: Meena Alexander’s Fault Lines and Decolonial Feminist Pedagogy
Soumitree Gupta
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Women’s Identity Through Memories of Physical Violence in Assia Djebar’s Fantasia: An Algerian Cavalcade and Toni Morrison’s Beloved: A Comparative Study
Fuad Jadan
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Love and (Dis)Possession: Transacting Power Between White Man and Black Woman in Nancy Morejón's Poetry
Katrina Corazon Barrientos
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Flowing Through the Wound: Radical Mothering and Natural Realism in Opal Palmer Adisa’s It Begins with Tears
Elisa Serna-Martínez
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‘A Full Human Being’: Rewriting Womanhood Through the Body in The Joys of Motherhood
Mahnoor Bano
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Care as Resistance: Indigenous Feminist and Queer Survivance in The Marrow Thieves
Nina De Bettin Padolin
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"Yer both talkin’ history. It ends at midnight." – the opened wound of trauma in Christina Reid’s Clowns
Arthur Togores
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Interviews

To Preserve Human Dignity Amidst Silence and Erasure: A Conversation with Susheel Sharma
Danielle Hanson
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Poetry, Fiction, Drama

Genocide without manners of etiquette
Adam A H Yaghi
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Book Reviews

Decolonizing Shakespeare: Review of Women and Indian Shakespeares, edited by Thea Buckley et al.
Kibria Nasir
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