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Suffering, the experience of violation brought on by an act of violence or violent circumstances, is omnipresent in today's world - if only indirectly through global media representation. Despite this apparent immediacy, understanding how a person makes sense of his or her suffering tends to be fragmentary and often elusive. This book examines this key question through the lens of rural Zimbabwe and a frontier area on the border with Mozambique. It shows how African women, men, and children fashioned their life-worlds in the face of conflict. Historian Heike Schmidt challenges the apparently inseparable twin pairing of Africa and suffering. Even in situations of great distress, she argues, individuals and groups may articulate their social desires and political ambitions, and reforge their identities - as long as the experience of violence is not one of sheer terror. She emphasizes the crucial role women, chiefs, and youths played in the renegotiation of a sense of belonging during different periods of time. Based on sustained fieldwork, 'Colonialism and Violence' offers a compelling history of suffering in a small valley in Zimbabwe over the course of 150 years. Heike Schmidt is a Research Associate at the African Studies Centre, University of Oxford.

Political violence --- Suffering --- Affliction --- Masochism --- Pain --- Political aspects --- Zimbabwe --- An tSiombáib --- Cimbabue --- Dēmokratia tēs Zimpampoue --- Government of Zimbabwe --- GOZ (Zimbabwe) --- Jinbabue --- Poblachd Shiombabue --- Repubblica dello Zimbabwe --- Republic of Zimbabwe --- República de Zimbabue --- Republika Zimbabve --- Simbabve --- Simbabwe --- Siombabue --- Yn Çhimbabwe --- Zimbabhue --- Zimbabua --- Zimbabue --- Zimbabvah --- Zimbabve --- Zimbabṿeh --- Zimbabves Republika --- Zīmbābvih --- Zimbabvo --- Zimbabweh --- Zimpampoue --- Ζιμπάμπουε --- Δημοκρατία της Ζιμπάμπουε --- Република Зимбабве --- Зимбабуе --- Зимбабве --- Зімбабве --- זימבבואה --- זימבבווה --- زيمبابوه --- ジンバブエ --- Southern Rhodesia --- Colonization. --- Colonial influence. --- Politics and government. --- Violence --- History. --- Social conditions. --- Violent behavior --- Social psychology --- 150 Years. --- African Women. --- Colonialism. --- Conflict. --- Heike Schmidt. --- Historian. --- Identity. --- Political Ambitions. --- Social Desires. --- Violence. --- Zimbabwe.

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En compagnie d'un célèbre spécialiste des momies, ce documentaire part sur les traces du couple des souverains egyptiens, à Louxor et dans la vallée des Rois. C'est là que notre chercheur pense identifier la momie de Néfertiti, tandis que celle d'Akhenaton pourrait, selon lui, être demeurée incognito depuis des dizaines d'années dans le laboratoire des momies du musée du Caire. Au compte rendu de cette expédition se mêlent des scènes tournées sur les lieux mêmes où Akhenaton et Néfertiti vécurent les moments essentiels de leur vie. Interviews: Christian Loeben (Université Humboldt de Berlin), Dietrich Wildung (Musée égyptien de Berlin), Rolf Krauss (Musée égyptien de Berlin).