Conflict Zone.

Citing the feminist critics Jennifer Doyle and Sarah Ahmed, Rose notes that efforts to combat harassment often seem more about protecting the university's institutional interests. BOOKS & the ARTS I CAN SEE, BUT NOT CLEARLY DESCRIBE, THE PATCH OF concrete, the base of the tree, the few brief seconds that the man and I struggled before my head hit the pavement. Along with Juliet Mitchell, she is one of the foremost advocates for the relevance of Freud to feminism, and On Violence and On Violence Against Women draws from many of her earlier works merging psychoanalysis and feminist critique. In between her case studies, Rose returns again and again to literature (from Virginia Woolf to the contemporary South Korean writer Han Kang) and to psychoanalysis, her favorite tools for processing the violence done to us and for confronting the violence within us. [Extracted from the article]

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