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Women Warriors and National Heroes : Global Histories
Women Warriors or Mothers of the Fatherland: Hero Cults and Gender in Basque Nationalism
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Nerea Aresti
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2020
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Bloomsbury Academic
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Book chapters
Women Warriors and the Mobilization of Colonial Memory in the Nineteenth-Century United States
India’s Rebel Queen: Rani Lakshmi Bai and the 1857 Uprising
Jeanne d’Arc, Arab Hero: Warrior Women, Gender Confusion, and Feminine Political Authority in the Arab-Ottoman Fin de Siècle
Women Warriors or Mothers of the Fatherland: Hero Cults and Gender in Basque Nationalism
Madeleine de Verchères (1678–1747): Woman Warrior of French Canada
“Amazons” in the Pantheon? Women Warriors, Nationalism, and Hero Cults in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Chile and Peru
Historians and Nehanda of Zimbabwe in History and Memory
Gender and Transgender in the Mexican Revolution: The Shifting Memory of Amelio Robles
Vietnam’s Martial Women: The Costs of Transgressing Boundaries
From the Nation to Emancipation: Greek Women Warriors from the Revolution (1820s) to the Civil War (1940s)
Commemorating China’s Wartime Spies: Red Agents Guan Lu and Jiang Zhuyun, and the Problem of Female Fidelity
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Murderous Daughters as “Exemplary Women”: Filial Piety, Revenge, and Heroism in Early Modern and Modern Japan
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