Titlebook: Unfolding the ‘Comfort Women’ Debates; Modernity, Violence, Maki Kimura Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 comf

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Modernity, Evil and Violenceer evil deeds did not take place for a long time. In the tradition of ‘Western’ Enlightenment thought, it is often assumed that human reason and the activities of the mind can prevent human beings from committing evil deeds (Meade, 1996: 121), and that the passage of history will bring progress (Fel

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Representation and Its Limitsivors. The main arguments revolved around the problem of seeking truth in victim-survivors’ narratives and the importance of the very process of listening to them. Listening to women’s narratives is a critical and reflective practice, and this also poses a question of how to ensure such reflectivity