Marija Gimbutas: transnational biography, feminist reception, and the controversy of goddess archaeology
"This book is a biography and reception history of the Lithuanian-American archaeologist Marija Gimbutas (1921-1994). It presents the first transnational account of Gimbutas' life based on historical research, and an original examination of the impact of her ideas in various feminist conte...
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Contents List of Figures Acknowledgments Abbreviations Archival Collections Consulted 1 Introduction: Writing Marija Gimbutas viii ix x xi 1 PARTI The Making of Marija Gimbutas in National and Transnational Contexts: A Critical Biography 2 From Interwar Vilnius to Postwar Germany 3 Life and Career in the U.S. 29 31 ֊68 PART II Transnational Feminist Reception of Marija Gimbutas: Archaeology, Spirituality, and Nationalism 4 New Archaeology, Old Europe, and the Feminist Science Debates: Marija Gimbutas’ “Pre-Her-Story” in Academia 5 Searching for Old Europe: Marija Gimbutas and the Problem of Cultural Appropriation in Feminist Spirituality 150 6 The Archaeologist of Nation and Gender: Gimbutas and Post Socialist Lithuanian Feminism 105 107 185 7 Conclusion 222 Index 229
Index Adamkus, Valdas 84 Alseika, Danielius 31, 33, 34-36, 197 Alseika, Vytautas 33,47, 88 Alseikienė, Veronika 31, 33, 36, 45, 73 androcentrism 107-108,113-115, 118, 126,130,134-136, 225 androcratic societies 1,162,164-165, 170,196,198 anti-Communism 192, 197, 224 antimodernism 5-9,195,197-198, 207, 222 anti-Soviet propaganda 44, 73-75; sentiment 88, 190, 194 Anzaldúa, Gloria 157, 167-168 archaeomythology 81,117,166 Bachofen, JJ. 73, 113, 120,153 Baltic countries 10, 40, 46, 71,127 the Balts 16, 44, 71, 195,199-201; book 86,112,199 Basanavičius, Jonas 35-36, 95nl48,197 Beauvoir, Simone de 12, 91ո47, 140—141ո95, 191, 202, 204 Bolshevism 39, 41-42, 72 breasts see female body symbolism Budapest, Zsuzsanna 153,155, 168-172 buttocks see female body symbolism Campbell, Joseph 87, 89,120,122, 171,180Ո154,180nl55 Christianity 73, 117, 124, 162, 166, 167,195-198 Cold War 4, 9,13, 71, 75, 225-226; see also Iron Curtain cultural appropriation 16, 151, 168-169,173,225 cultural feminism see feminism, radical feminism Daly, Mary 135,150,152-153, 155, 158,161, 164,172,179nl32 Daujotytė, Viktorija 185, 202-203 decolonial 151,167-168,172 deities see the Goddess diaspora see Lithuanian diaspora displaced persons (DPs) 46,48-52 dissident 84-86, 96nl66 Eastern European: background 9, 168-169; emigres 71-72, 74, 76, 57n98,191; intellectuals 41; interwar nationalism 6-7,172 Edelson, Mary Beth 156-157 Eisler, Riane 2,14, 87,117,120, 140n83,158, 165-166,176n66 Elster, Ernestine S. 69, 74, 77-80, 111,119 environmentalism 2, 3, 5, 9,152, 158, 162, 222, 226 essentialism see gender, essentialism
Eurocentrism 6, 9,16,151, 155, 168, 179Ո132, 223 excavations 78-79, 110,121,156 female body symbolism 114-115 “the feminine principle” 6,162-163, 198-200 femininity: in Lithuanian culture 199-204, 226; and masculinity 115-116,122,128,131, 136,156, 188, 202-204, 223; reclaiming of 107,115, 134,150,152-153, 160 feminism: feminist archaeology 15-16, 87, 108, 110, 115, 118, 127,129-136, 223; feminist science studies 7, 108,118,120, 124-125; feminist theology 14, 107, 116, 118; Lithuanian feminism 88,185,
230 Index 188-195, 201-207, 226; Marxist feminism 7, 152, 177nl03; post structuralist feminism 11,16,108, 131-136,152-153, 223, 225; radical feminism 7,16, 80, 135, 151-155, 164,199, 225 feminologija 193-194, 212n76 figurines 78, 111, 113-115,121-122,126 folklore 115,117,125,140n81,163, 173, 179nl50,196; Lithuanian 32-37, 45, 70,119,123, 163,166, 169,171 gender: archaeology 8, 126, 129-135, 223-225; equality 4, 10,16, 80, 185, 188-194, 203-205, 207; essentialism 6, 9,16,133-134, 223; roles 69, 75, 110-112 German occupation of Lithuania 40-46, 56n80, 56n81, 56n91, 56n97; see also Holocaust Gimbutaitė, Živilė 14, 49, 52, 57ո91, 70, 73, 76 Gimbutas, Jurgis 38, 39, 42, 43, 46-52, 68, 70, 72, 75-76 Gimbutienė, Elena 43, 49, 52, 68 the Goddess: Goddess Creatrix 2, 6, 114; the Great Goddess 114-117, 126, 150,156, 162, 222; Lithuanian Goddesses 151, 199; prehistoric Goddess cult 81, 87,107,140n95, 153,154,156-158,165 the Goddess movement 16, 81, 127, 132, 150-151,153-161,166, 169-170,172 Goddess spirituality see the Goddess movement the Golden Age 7, 95nl48, 153-154, 186,197-199, 226 Gore, Al 2, 213Ո105 Göttner-Abendroth, Heide 120 Greimas, Algirdas Julius 120 Gulag 39, 46, 56n76, 91n50 gylanic 16,142nl35,158,161-169, 171,173 gynocentric 7, 16,108, 114,127, 134, 142nl35,166,198-199 Haraway, Donna 2, 120, 153 her-story see pre-her-story Holocaust 40—42, 45-46; as a cultural trope 165, 178nlll; see also German occupation of Lithuania Indo-European 110-112,116, 120-121,133,156,161-167, 198-199, 201 Iron Curtain 3-5,10-11, 75, 82-83, 86-87; the fall of 165, 173; see also Cold War
Jakobson, Roman 70, 75, 76, 90nl7, 92n66 Judeo-Christian 2, 116,134,152-153, 155, 178nl26 Jung, Carl Gustav 6, 62nl82, 73,120, 135,154,163,166 Kavolis, Vytautas 72, 84, 94nl27, 191,210 Khrushchev’s Thaw 73, 95nl37 Kossina’s law 44 Kurgan: culture 71, 90n26,121,127, 162; hypothesis 2, 71,112,127-128, 138n39 lesbian 154-155,167,179nl32, 188,194 LGBTQ 187,189 Lithuanian diaspora 3-4, 13, 41, 50, 71-73, 76, 84-85, 224; approach to the Soviet Union 80-83 “Lithuanian spirit” 73, 195-197, 213n87, 226 Lorde, Audre 155,158,179nl32 Lukšienė, Meilė 45, 55ո51, 88, 96ո166 male gaze 107, 115 Man-the-Hunter 130 Marler, Joan: as a biographer of Gimbutas 14, 32-34, 37,41-42, 7475, 81-82,119,177n78,179nl52; as a member of the Goddess movement 87, 159, 160, 171 Marxism 7, 9, 43, 131, 152 Marxist feminism see Feminism masculinity see femininity, and masculinity matriarchy 6, 113, 125, 142nl35, 153, 158, 204,214nl32 McCarthyism 74 Milosz, Czeslaw 76, 84, 91n50 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact 38 “Mother Goddess” 111, 115,126, 128-129, 201 mythology 77, 81, 85, 87, 89,117, 123,153-154,161,166
Index 231 Nazi: archaeology 44-45, 59nl26, 109, 110, 125, 127; denazification 48; ideology 7, 9; occupation 6, 34, 37—45, 56ո81,57ո97,127, 224; propaganda 47; resistance to 58nll3, 6ІПІ66, 6ІПІ62; as a symbol of evil 72,165,178Ո110,178nll2 neopaganism see paganism Neumann, Erich 120, 163, 166, 177n96 New Archaeology see processual archaeology Orientalism 10,170-171, 178nll2, 209n20 paganism: in the Goddess movement 153,164, 169; Lithuanian old religion 32, 72-73,195-197; neopaganism 85-86, 95nl48 Paleolithic period 114-115,117,155,158 patriarchy 1, 3, 6,142nl35,161-168, 198, 204-207, 214nl32; nineteen century view 113; as a radical feminist concept 150,154,157-158,164 Pavilionienė, Marija Aušrinė 203-204, 206, 214nl29 perestroika 86, 88 phallus 126 positivism 15, 68,110, 123 postcolonialism 170 postmodernism 8-9, 133-135, 137nl7,153 post-socialism 3-4,16,17nl6; critical postsocialist/postcolonial approach 9,11, 13-14, 151,170; “the ‘postsocialist’ condition” 5, 8, 166; post-socialist feminism 10, 185-195, 200-207, 226; the post-socialist period 10, 88, 96nl66,172-173, 197-199, 207, 225 postwar: in Germany 6, 50-51; in Soviet Lithuania 91n42; in the U.S. 4,13, 68-70, 73, 75, 80,109-110,134, 224 pre-her-story 15,108,118,134-136, 156, 223 processual archaeology 78-79, 81, 109-111,123,130-133,137nl7 Proto-Indo-European 2, 71,112 Prunskienė, Kazimira 205-207, 215nl44,215nl50 Puzinas, Jonas 43 radical feminism see feminism Ragana see witch Renfrew, Colin 78-79,109,133, 138n39 Rich, Adrienne 115,117,150, 152,154 Rimantienė, Rimutė 36, 88 Russification 44, 73 Salys, Antanas 37, 43,
49 Santara-Šviesa 83-84 Scott, Joan W. 131,136 self-fashioning 9,12,122,123, 151,169 serpent 1,161, 166 sexism 111, 113-115; “reverse sexism” 126-127,129 sexual difference see femininity, and masculinity Slavicization see Russification snake see serpent Soviet Lithuania 72-73, 82-86, 95nl37,195 the Soviet Union 3, 52, 71, 73-75, 82, 84-88, 205, 210; the collapse of 5, 87-88,165,186,197-198; occupation of Lithuania during the WWII 37^41, 46, 48, 56n76, 178nll2; as an occupying power 10, 83,127, 214Ո135, 91n47 Spretnak, Charlene 87, 157, 159,159 Stalinism 37-38,165 Starhawk 153,155,158,170-171 Trinkūnas, Jonas 85 Venclova, Tomas 84 “Venus” 107, 113-114 Virgin Mary 167, 196 Vulva see female body symbolism Vydūnas, Wilhelm Storost- 35, 54ո36 Wahle, Ernst 43, 58nll3 Western modernity 6, 7, 165-166,195, 198, 207, 226 witch: in Lithuanian folklore 151, 163, 199, 224; modero witchcraft 153, 155, 169, 171-172, 179nl35; as part of Gimbutas’ image 15, 108, 118-119, 123-124,134,157, 224; as a symbol in radical feminism 163-165,175n41,103nl77, 178nin Bayerische МВДібЯ^· |
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Contents List of Figures Acknowledgments Abbreviations Archival Collections Consulted 1 Introduction: Writing Marija Gimbutas viii ix x xi 1 PARTI The Making of Marija Gimbutas in National and Transnational Contexts: A Critical Biography 2 From Interwar Vilnius to Postwar Germany 3 Life and Career in the U.S. 29 31 ֊68 PART II Transnational Feminist Reception of Marija Gimbutas: Archaeology, Spirituality, and Nationalism 4 New Archaeology, Old Europe, and the Feminist Science Debates: Marija Gimbutas’ “Pre-Her-Story” in Academia 5 Searching for Old Europe: Marija Gimbutas and the Problem of Cultural Appropriation in Feminist Spirituality 150 6 The Archaeologist of Nation and Gender: Gimbutas and Post Socialist Lithuanian Feminism 105 107 185 7 Conclusion 222 Index 229
Index Adamkus, Valdas 84 Alseika, Danielius 31, 33, 34-36, 197 Alseika, Vytautas 33,47, 88 Alseikienė, Veronika 31, 33, 36, 45, 73 androcentrism 107-108,113-115, 118, 126,130,134-136, 225 androcratic societies 1,162,164-165, 170,196,198 anti-Communism 192, 197, 224 antimodernism 5-9,195,197-198, 207, 222 anti-Soviet propaganda 44, 73-75; sentiment 88, 190, 194 Anzaldúa, Gloria 157, 167-168 archaeomythology 81,117,166 Bachofen, JJ. 73, 113, 120,153 Baltic countries 10, 40, 46, 71,127 the Balts 16, 44, 71, 195,199-201; book 86,112,199 Basanavičius, Jonas 35-36, 95nl48,197 Beauvoir, Simone de 12, 91ո47, 140—141ո95, 191, 202, 204 Bolshevism 39, 41-42, 72 breasts see female body symbolism Budapest, Zsuzsanna 153,155, 168-172 buttocks see female body symbolism Campbell, Joseph 87, 89,120,122, 171,180Ո154,180nl55 Christianity 73, 117, 124, 162, 166, 167,195-198 Cold War 4, 9,13, 71, 75, 225-226; see also Iron Curtain cultural appropriation 16, 151, 168-169,173,225 cultural feminism see feminism, radical feminism Daly, Mary 135,150,152-153, 155, 158,161, 164,172,179nl32 Daujotytė, Viktorija 185, 202-203 decolonial 151,167-168,172 deities see the Goddess diaspora see Lithuanian diaspora displaced persons (DPs) 46,48-52 dissident 84-86, 96nl66 Eastern European: background 9, 168-169; emigres 71-72, 74, 76, 57n98,191; intellectuals 41; interwar nationalism 6-7,172 Edelson, Mary Beth 156-157 Eisler, Riane 2,14, 87,117,120, 140n83,158, 165-166,176n66 Elster, Ernestine S. 69, 74, 77-80, 111,119 environmentalism 2, 3, 5, 9,152, 158, 162, 222, 226 essentialism see gender, essentialism
Eurocentrism 6, 9,16,151, 155, 168, 179Ո132, 223 excavations 78-79, 110,121,156 female body symbolism 114-115 “the feminine principle” 6,162-163, 198-200 femininity: in Lithuanian culture 199-204, 226; and masculinity 115-116,122,128,131, 136,156, 188, 202-204, 223; reclaiming of 107,115, 134,150,152-153, 160 feminism: feminist archaeology 15-16, 87, 108, 110, 115, 118, 127,129-136, 223; feminist science studies 7, 108,118,120, 124-125; feminist theology 14, 107, 116, 118; Lithuanian feminism 88,185,
230 Index 188-195, 201-207, 226; Marxist feminism 7, 152, 177nl03; post structuralist feminism 11,16,108, 131-136,152-153, 223, 225; radical feminism 7,16, 80, 135, 151-155, 164,199, 225 feminologija 193-194, 212n76 figurines 78, 111, 113-115,121-122,126 folklore 115,117,125,140n81,163, 173, 179nl50,196; Lithuanian 32-37, 45, 70,119,123, 163,166, 169,171 gender: archaeology 8, 126, 129-135, 223-225; equality 4, 10,16, 80, 185, 188-194, 203-205, 207; essentialism 6, 9,16,133-134, 223; roles 69, 75, 110-112 German occupation of Lithuania 40-46, 56n80, 56n81, 56n91, 56n97; see also Holocaust Gimbutaitė, Živilė 14, 49, 52, 57ո91, 70, 73, 76 Gimbutas, Jurgis 38, 39, 42, 43, 46-52, 68, 70, 72, 75-76 Gimbutienė, Elena 43, 49, 52, 68 the Goddess: Goddess Creatrix 2, 6, 114; the Great Goddess 114-117, 126, 150,156, 162, 222; Lithuanian Goddesses 151, 199; prehistoric Goddess cult 81, 87,107,140n95, 153,154,156-158,165 the Goddess movement 16, 81, 127, 132, 150-151,153-161,166, 169-170,172 Goddess spirituality see the Goddess movement the Golden Age 7, 95nl48, 153-154, 186,197-199, 226 Gore, Al 2, 213Ո105 Göttner-Abendroth, Heide 120 Greimas, Algirdas Julius 120 Gulag 39, 46, 56n76, 91n50 gylanic 16,142nl35,158,161-169, 171,173 gynocentric 7, 16,108, 114,127, 134, 142nl35,166,198-199 Haraway, Donna 2, 120, 153 her-story see pre-her-story Holocaust 40—42, 45-46; as a cultural trope 165, 178nlll; see also German occupation of Lithuania Indo-European 110-112,116, 120-121,133,156,161-167, 198-199, 201 Iron Curtain 3-5,10-11, 75, 82-83, 86-87; the fall of 165, 173; see also Cold War
Jakobson, Roman 70, 75, 76, 90nl7, 92n66 Judeo-Christian 2, 116,134,152-153, 155, 178nl26 Jung, Carl Gustav 6, 62nl82, 73,120, 135,154,163,166 Kavolis, Vytautas 72, 84, 94nl27, 191,210 Khrushchev’s Thaw 73, 95nl37 Kossina’s law 44 Kurgan: culture 71, 90n26,121,127, 162; hypothesis 2, 71,112,127-128, 138n39 lesbian 154-155,167,179nl32, 188,194 LGBTQ 187,189 Lithuanian diaspora 3-4, 13, 41, 50, 71-73, 76, 84-85, 224; approach to the Soviet Union 80-83 “Lithuanian spirit” 73, 195-197, 213n87, 226 Lorde, Audre 155,158,179nl32 Lukšienė, Meilė 45, 55ո51, 88, 96ո166 male gaze 107, 115 Man-the-Hunter 130 Marler, Joan: as a biographer of Gimbutas 14, 32-34, 37,41-42, 7475, 81-82,119,177n78,179nl52; as a member of the Goddess movement 87, 159, 160, 171 Marxism 7, 9, 43, 131, 152 Marxist feminism see Feminism masculinity see femininity, and masculinity matriarchy 6, 113, 125, 142nl35, 153, 158, 204,214nl32 McCarthyism 74 Milosz, Czeslaw 76, 84, 91n50 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact 38 “Mother Goddess” 111, 115,126, 128-129, 201 mythology 77, 81, 85, 87, 89,117, 123,153-154,161,166
Index 231 Nazi: archaeology 44-45, 59nl26, 109, 110, 125, 127; denazification 48; ideology 7, 9; occupation 6, 34, 37—45, 56ո81,57ո97,127, 224; propaganda 47; resistance to 58nll3, 6ІПІ66, 6ІПІ62; as a symbol of evil 72,165,178Ո110,178nll2 neopaganism see paganism Neumann, Erich 120, 163, 166, 177n96 New Archaeology see processual archaeology Orientalism 10,170-171, 178nll2, 209n20 paganism: in the Goddess movement 153,164, 169; Lithuanian old religion 32, 72-73,195-197; neopaganism 85-86, 95nl48 Paleolithic period 114-115,117,155,158 patriarchy 1, 3, 6,142nl35,161-168, 198, 204-207, 214nl32; nineteen century view 113; as a radical feminist concept 150,154,157-158,164 Pavilionienė, Marija Aušrinė 203-204, 206, 214nl29 perestroika 86, 88 phallus 126 positivism 15, 68,110, 123 postcolonialism 170 postmodernism 8-9, 133-135, 137nl7,153 post-socialism 3-4,16,17nl6; critical postsocialist/postcolonial approach 9,11, 13-14, 151,170; “the ‘postsocialist’ condition” 5, 8, 166; post-socialist feminism 10, 185-195, 200-207, 226; the post-socialist period 10, 88, 96nl66,172-173, 197-199, 207, 225 postwar: in Germany 6, 50-51; in Soviet Lithuania 91n42; in the U.S. 4,13, 68-70, 73, 75, 80,109-110,134, 224 pre-her-story 15,108,118,134-136, 156, 223 processual archaeology 78-79, 81, 109-111,123,130-133,137nl7 Proto-Indo-European 2, 71,112 Prunskienė, Kazimira 205-207, 215nl44,215nl50 Puzinas, Jonas 43 radical feminism see feminism Ragana see witch Renfrew, Colin 78-79,109,133, 138n39 Rich, Adrienne 115,117,150, 152,154 Rimantienė, Rimutė 36, 88 Russification 44, 73 Salys, Antanas 37, 43,
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