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Foreword Introduction and Chronology of Protest Part I: Revolution and Militant Violence (1971-2009) Chapter 1: Maternalist Protest and the Insurgent Body in Visakesha Chandrasekaram’s Paangshu and Munnel Chapter 2: The Authority of the Dead and Eco-critical Ethics of Witnessing" in Michael Ondaatje’s Anil’s Ghost Chapter 3: The Colonial Legacy of State Violence and Tamil Militancy in Shobasakthi’s Ichaa Chapter 4: 1971, Aragalaya, and the Limits of Democracy Part2: Postwar Politics (2009 to present) Chapter 5: Protest and Power Dynamics during Sri Lanka’s post-2015 Transitional Justice Period Chapter 6: War-torn Bodies and the Unmaking of Nationalist Discourse in Bandu Manamperi’s Performance Art Chapter 7: Feminists Engaging with a Racist State in Anticipation of Progressive Law Reform Part3: Civil Disobedience and the Aragalaya (2022) Chapter 8: Functions of Facebook in the 2022 Sri Lankan Struggle Chapter 9: “Memoryscapes” of Sri Lanka’s Aragala Bhoomiya as a People’s Space of Protest Chapter 10: Performativity and the Corporealization of Civility in the 2022 Sri Lankan Struggle/Aragalaya/Porattam Afterword |