Humanity, Ethics and Epistemic Justice in Trauma and Violence Research @TokyoCollege
Humanity, Ethics and Epistemic Justice in Trauma and Violence Research  @TokyoCollege
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
This lecture examines how rehumanising research on violence and trauma demands an ethic of care, justice and embodied humanity. Drawing on more than two decades of research on gendered violence, it reflects on ethics, epistemic justice, and the intimate entanglements between harm, hurt, and possibility.

Lecturer
Floretta BOONZAIER (Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Cape Town)

Commentator
Skye R Tinevimbo CHIRAPE (Postdoctoral Fellow, Tokyo College, The University of Tokyo)

Moderator
Michael FACIUS (Associate Professor, Tokyo College, The University of Tokyo)

00:00 Lecture
34:18 Comment
49:28 Q&A
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