
Elena Demke
Elena Demke, historian, after two decades of working for the Berlin commissioner of the Stasi files, currently conducting a collaborative interview and exhibition project on “The meaning of things in experiences of mental crisis, madness and of psychiatric intervention” as part of an interdisciplinary research project on the “Changing meanings of things in crises and adversary” (funded by the Federal Ministry of Research and Education, BMBF) at Medizinische Hochschule Brandenburg.
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Conceptualizing voice as including performative and narrative aspects, and taking power relations into account, this chapter traces the genealogy ofDorothea’s voice, her sense for the paradoxical, her strategies in finding allies and claiming a collective identity of survivors and her struggles against cooptation and the emotional labour entailed.
Conceptualizing voice as including performative and narrative aspects, and taking power relations into account, this chapter traces the genealogy ofDorothea’s voice, her sense for the paradoxical, her strategies in finding allies and claiming a collective identity of survivors and her struggles against cooptation and the emotional labour entailed.