PREPREZENTACIJA GLUVIH ŽENA U ISTORIJSKIM MONOGRAFIJAMA ČUJUĆIH AUTORA

Autori

  • Ana Jovanović Doktorand

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18485/zivjez.2024.44.1.9

Ključne reči:

gluve žene, istorijska reprezentacija, marginalizacija, studije gluvih, rodna pristrasnost

Apstrakt

Ovaj rad istražuje istorijsku zastupljenost gluvih žena u opštim i specijalizovanim istorijskim tekstovima. Uprkos njihovom značajnom doprinosu, gluve žene se često zanemaruju, što dovodi do percepcije njihovog identiteta prvenstveno kao gluvih pojedinaca, a ne kao žena. Ova dvostruka marginalizacija i unutar zajednice gluvih i šireg društva naglašava sistemska pitanja u istorijskoj nauci. Glavni radovi autora kao što su Sachs, Lane i Bainton, iako su ključni u dokumentovanju kulture gluvih, često zanemaruju jedinstvena iskustva i dostignuća gluvih žena. Ključne prekretnice, poput izbora Gertrude Galovej za prvu ženu predsednicu Nacionalne asocijacije gluvih u SAD i osnivanje udruženja Deaf Women United Inc. (DWU), su minimalno istražene, odražavajući šire društvene rodne predrasude. Ovaj rad naglašava kritičnu potrebu za inkluzivnim istorijskim narativima koji u potpunosti integrišu iskustva gluvih žena. Dokumentovanjem i priznavanjem njihovih jedinstvenih izazova i doprinosa, možemo podstaći sveobuhvatnije i pravičnije razumevanje istorije, osnažujući gluve žene potvrđivanjem njihovog identiteta i dostignuća.

Ključne reči: gluve žene, istorijska reprezentacija, marginalizacija, studije gluvih, rodna pristrasnost.

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2025-01-14

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Jovanović, A. (2025). PREPREZENTACIJA GLUVIH ŽENA U ISTORIJSKIM MONOGRAFIJAMA ČUJUĆIH AUTORA. Živi Jezici, 44(1), 193–203. https://doi.org/10.18485/zivjez.2024.44.1.9

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