The article uses Svetlana Aleksievich's Voices of Chernobyl as representative to analyze the way humans have beaconed their energy production processes. Thus, literature emerges as a historical source to assess the ...

This article approaches the concepts of trauma and testimony as elaborated by Sándor Ferenczi and associates them to Svetlana Aleksiévitch’s book about the nuclear disaster of Chernobyl. It aims to show the value of ...

This work is built around the relationship between journalism, literature and testimony present in the work The Unwomanly Face of War, written by the Ukrainian writer and journalist Svetlana Aleksiévitch, awarded in 2015 ...

This paper intends to make a brief analysis of Svetlana Aleksievitch’s book War’s Unwomanly Face, from the perspective of the studies on testimony and its relations with memory, considering also the gender issues present ...

This research work aims to analyze how the writings of “myself”, such as the intimate diary, autobiographical memories and self-fiction enable the representation of the woman in the context of the Second World War, ...