Women and global documentary : Practices and perspectives in the 21st century / edited by Najmeh Moradiyan-Rizi and Shilyh Warren.

Intro
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Title Page
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Contents
Contributors
Introduction
Part I: Documentary Initiatives as Feminist Worldbuilding
Chapter 1: Women Make Movies Globally
Chapter 2: Transforming Documentary Film Cultures in East Africa: Judy Kibinge and Docubox
Chapter 3: Caravan: Rerouting Transnational Feminist Collaboration Networks
Part II: Rereading Public and Private Connections through Documentary
Chapter 4: Feminist Animated Documentary: Ways of Confronting Violence against Women

Chapter 5: Affective Relations and First-Person Enunciation: Daughters/Filmmakers Reformulate the Latin American Documentary
Chapter 6: Politicizing Familial Space: Women's Post-Fukushima Documentaries as the Creation of Counterpublics
Part III: Reimagining Documentary Activism
Chapter 7: Iranian Women's Biographical Documentaries as Sites of Recognition and Advocacy: An Ecofeminist Reading
Chapter 8: Que se vayan ellos: Beyond Resilience in Puerto Rican Social Justice Documentary
Chapter 9: The Art of Work Is a Work of Art: Feminist Theater and Live Documentary

Part IV: Documentary Voice and Feminist Perspectives
Chapter 10: "Are We on the Same Page Here?"1: Moving Beyond "Us" and "Them" in nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up and Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy
Chapter 11: Making Documentary Media: Approaches to the Deep Image
Chapter 12: Feminism as Documentary Method: A Conversation
References
Index