Monstrous Domesticity – Home as a Site of Oppression in Crimson Peak by Emilia Musap

“…The analysis focuses on the most compelling Gothic trope del Toro reintroduces, the proverbial mansion, simultaneously displaying Freud’s heimlich and unheimlich elements, oppressing and liberating its inhabitants. Since the narrative revolves around two female protagonists, Lucille Sharpe and Edith Cushing, the paper also refers to feminist socio-cultural perspectives on space, primarily Gillian Rose’s and Shelley Mallett’s, in order to understand the position of the two protagonists within the decidedly Gothic space. …”
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Covidisation of oppression: COVID-19 and human rights violations in Zimbabwe by Tariro Kamuti

“…Madhukar Pai's idea of covidisation is used to conceptualise through description and explanation how the Zimbabwean government took advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to further human rights abuses, hence the covidisation of oppression. I use a multipronged approach starting with a historical account detailing how the Zimbabwean government has been flagrantly violating the human rights of citizens. …”
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Anatomizing and extrapolating from “do not publish” as oppression, silencing, and denial by Toh, Glenn

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Genital cutting as gender oppression: time to revisit the WHO paradigm by Earp, BD

“…This conclusion is based, in part, on an assessment of the overlapping, often mutually reinforcing, roles of different types of child genital cutting—FGC, MGC, and IGC—in reproducing oppressive gender systems. These systems, in turn, tend to subordinate women and girls as well as non-dominant males and sexual and gender minorities. …”

Oppression and internalized oppression as an emerging theme in accessing healthcare: findings from a qualitative study assessing first-language related barriers among the Kurds in Turkey by Tevfik Bayram, Sibel Sakarya

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Qur'an liberation and pluralism : an Islamic perspective of interreligious solidarity against oppression / by 329198 Esack, Farid

Contemplative Practices and Anti-Oppressive Pedagogies for Higher Education : Bridging the Disciplines / by Gaard, Greta Claire, editor 650371, Ergüner-Tekinalp, Bengü, 1977-, editor 650372

“…Providing a framework that facilitates awareness of the links between historic and current oppression, self-identity, and trauma, and creating a transformative learning experience through mindfulness, this book is a must-read for faculty and educators interested in intersections of mindfulness, contemplative pedagogies and anti-oppression…”

The architecture of oppression : the SS, forced labor and the Nazi monumental building economy / by 374115 Jaskot, Paul B.

Patriarchal Oppression and Women Empowerment in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus by Tifanny Astrick

Subjects: “…patriarchal oppression…”
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Introduction to Diseña 22: Design, Oppression, and Liberation (2nd issue) by Frederick M. C. van Amstel, Rodrigo Freese Gonzatto, Lesley-Ann Noel

“… This special edition introduces eight papers at the intersec­tion of design, oppression, and liberation. These papers refer to social struc­ture as a common leverage point to criticize and transform different oppres­sion relations, namely racism, gender, marginalization, epistemic injustice, and colonization. …”
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Barrenness as A Weapon for The Women Oppression in Flora Nwapa’s One Is Enough by Fatima Zahra El Arbaoui

Subjects: “…Childlessness, freedom, marriage, oppression, stereotypes.…”
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The theological anthropology of Paulo Freire in Pedagogy of the Oppressed: a contribution to the discussion by Michael Attridge

“…This paper explores the theological anthropology of Paulo Freire as found in the opening chapters of his Pedagogy of the Oppressed. It takes as its starting point that Freire was a Roman Catholic and a person of faith and that this is relevant to interpreting his work. …”
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OPPRESSION TO EMPOWERMENT: SYRIAN REFUGEE WOMEN IN WARGA’S OTHER WORDS FOR HOME by Retno Yuliati

Subjects: “…women’s empowerment, women’s oppression, other words for home…”
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Understanding the Psychological Impact of Oppression Using the Trauma Symptoms of Discrimination Scale by Monnica Williams, Muna Osman, Chrysalis Hyon

“…Oppression refers to systemic discrimination where the injustice targets or disproportionately impacts specific groups of people. …”
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Re-Assembling Anti-Oppressive Practice (1): The Personal, the Political, the Professional by Janet Batsleer

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Introduction to Diseña 22: Design, Oppression, and Liberation (2nd issue) by Frederick M. C. van Amstel, Rodrigo Freese Gonzatto, Lesley-Ann Noel

“… This special edition introduces eight papers at the intersec­tion of design, oppression, and liberation. These papers refer to social struc­ture as a common leverage point to criticize and transform different oppres­sion relations, namely racism, gender, marginalization, epistemic injustice, and colonization. …”
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Book Review: Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism by Kelly M. Hoffman

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Editorial: Against Subject Datafication through Anti-Oppressive Data Practices by Renato Bernasconi

“…Based on a brief literature review, the editorial highlights three useful strategies for transforming data into an anti-oppressive knowledge-power system: connecting data to the context in which it is produced, as stated by D’Ignazio and Klein; making data mining a people-centered process, as proposed by Leurs and Shepherd; and using data to produce embodied stories, as suggested by Leurs. …”
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Genocide, Oppression, Ambivalence: Online Narratives of Identity and Religion in Postcolonial Nigeria by Sokfa Francis John

“…I argue, among other things, that the self-descriptions of Southern Kaduna people as oppressed and endangered, are more than mere descriptions of experiences but can also be viewed as forms of identity. …”
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Editorial: Against Subject Datafication through Anti-Oppressive Data Practices by Renato Bernasconi

“…Based on a brief literature review, the editorial highlights three useful strategies for transforming data into an anti-oppressive knowledge-power system: connecting data to the context in which it is produced, as stated by D’Ignazio and Klein; making data mining a people-centered process, as proposed by Leurs and Shepherd; and using data to produce embodied stories, as suggested by Leurs. …”
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