Eva Schandevyl
Biographic Data
| ID | 6675879 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eva Schandevyl |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eva |
| FAMILY NAME | Schandevyl |
| SIGNATURE | SCHANDEVYL E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gender Studies |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Critical Interrogations of the Interrelation of Creativity and Captivity
Transitional Justice and Cultural Memory
This article considers the prison writings of the Flemish writer Ernest Claes who was imprisoned after the Second World War on suspicion of cultural collaboration with the enemy. During this period, he kept a diary that he later reworked into his book Cel 269 (1951), a literary narrative of his arrest and captivity. I will illustrate how, through his prison writings, the subject reacts to his captivity as an escape route to humanness and I will f…
Identity, migration and diversity in Belgian trade unions
This article focuses on the struggle of Belgian trade unions with issues of diversity and conflicts of identity among its members. Confronting both national workers' demands and the needs of new immigrant communities, unions have faced the difficulty of reframing their basic principles of unity and solidarity. Immigrants have dealt with the task of connecting homeland standards with those of their adopted countries. Transcripts of union meetings …
Rethinking the nation in the age of diversity
Intellectuels belges en quête d'un nouveau socialisme
The publication of the first issue of Cahiers socialistes at the very end of the war in 1944 and its nine-year run have to be considered in the framework of the new socialist politic, which combined realism and reformism. It is in answer to the ‘formal, parliamentarian and conformist’ socialism that the collaborators of Cahiers socialistes, mostly trained at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, formulated an alternative left-wing proposition focuse…
Soviet biology, scientific ethos and political engagement
The Lysenko case has often been singled out as an extreme example of Stalinist ideology during the ‘cultural’ cold war. This Russian plant-breeder gained support from the Soviet authorities by stating that hereditary influences and characteristics of plants could be influenced by environmental factors – the opposite of the assertions of classic ‘bourgeois’ genetics. In the Soviet Union, and also in Western communist parties, scientists were asked…
Een bijdrage tot de studie van het intellectuele veld in België
Rethinking the nation in the age of diversity
Transitional Justice and Cultural Memory
This article considers the prison writings of the Flemish writer Ernest Claes who was imprisoned after the Second World War on suspicion of cultural collaboration with the enemy. During this period, he kept a diary that he later reworked into his book Cel 269 (1951), a literary narrative of his arrest and captivity. I will illustrate how, through his prison writings, the subject reacts to his captivity as an escape route to humanness and I will f…
Identity, migration and diversity in Belgian trade unions
This article focuses on the struggle of Belgian trade unions with issues of diversity and conflicts of identity among its members. Confronting both national workers' demands and the needs of new immigrant communities, unions have faced the difficulty of reframing their basic principles of unity and solidarity. Immigrants have dealt with the task of connecting homeland standards with those of their adopted countries. Transcripts of union meetings …
Een bijdrage tot de studie van het intellectuele veld in België
Soviet biology, scientific ethos and political engagement
The Lysenko case has often been singled out as an extreme example of Stalinist ideology during the ‘cultural’ cold war. This Russian plant-breeder gained support from the Soviet authorities by stating that hereditary influences and characteristics of plants could be influenced by environmental factors – the opposite of the assertions of classic ‘bourgeois’ genetics. In the Soviet Union, and also in Western communist parties, scientists were asked…
Intellectuels belges en quête d'un nouveau socialisme
The publication of the first issue of Cahiers socialistes at the very end of the war in 1944 and its nine-year run have to be considered in the framework of the new socialist politic, which combined realism and reformism. It is in answer to the ‘formal, parliamentarian and conformist’ socialism that the collaborators of Cahiers socialistes, mostly trained at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, formulated an alternative left-wing proposition focuse…
Identity, migration and diversity in Belgian trade unions
This article focuses on the struggle of Belgian trade unions with issues of diversity and conflicts of identity among its members. Confronting both national workers' demands and the needs of new immigrant communities, unions have faced the difficulty of reframing their basic principles of unity and solidarity. Immigrants have dealt with the task of connecting homeland standards with those of their adopted countries. Transcripts of union meetings …
Rethinking the nation in the age of diversity
Transitional Justice and Cultural Memory
This article considers the prison writings of the Flemish writer Ernest Claes who was imprisoned after the Second World War on suspicion of cultural collaboration with the enemy. During this period, he kept a diary that he later reworked into his book Cel 269 (1951), a literary narrative of his arrest and captivity. I will illustrate how, through his prison writings, the subject reacts to his captivity as an escape route to humanness and I will f…
Critical Interrogations of the Interrelation of Creativity and Captivity
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Communism (2 works) · Diversity (politics (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)