Titlebook: Corporeal Peacebuilding; Mundane Bodies and T Tarja Väyrynen Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 peacebuilding.c

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new materialism, the chapter argues that corporeal matter has agency to bring distant warfare home as it becomes felt in bodies dispersed in time and space. This observation is vital for peacebuilding since the boundary between “us” and “them” becomes reconfigured when the witnessing body circulates the touch of war across time and space.

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ct bodies that became cast out from the core of the nation during peacebuilding. The chapter highlights that despite the rejection, post-conflict abject bodies can become ., speak back to power, and retain the right to remind the post-conflict collective self of the residual historical content that bears upon the present.

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Thinking and Theorizing Peace: Corporeal and Mundane Dimensions,tion, peacebuilding, reconciliation and peace, and how their research agenda has not been actualized in the mainstream theorizing of peacebuilding. Although feminist peace research has received a little acknowledgement among mainstream peace scholars this chapter shows that this radical scholarship

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Returning Body: Transferring Violence Across Time and Space,ict space is filled with bodies that are touched by violence. This chapter engages with witnessing existence and the narratives of war veterans and demonstrates how the corporeal and intersubjective relations of these bodies transfer the touch of violence to other bodies. Starting from Karen Barad’s

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Abjected and Silenced Bodies,re some bodies and narratives are casted out from the core of the community as the bodies that remind the community of its suppressed past are rejected and silenced. This chapter demonstrates how the bodies of women who fraternized with the German soldiers during the Second World War are post-confli

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Peacebuilding as a Corporeal, Temporal and Mneumonic Site, peacebuilding as the practices of remembering war and violence bring forth the corporeal politics of peacebuilding. The past conflict is not just remembered, but it is enacted in bodies, i.e. corporeally remembered. During peacebuilding the stakes are high since it always involves a struggle who ha

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