Liv Helene Willumsen is Professor Emerita of History at the Department of History, University of Tromsø, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. She has written the 91 commemoratory texts at Steilneset Memorial.Reidun Laura Andreassen is an Archeologist, formerly Director of Cultural Heritage by Finnmark County Authority. She was one of the initiators of the building of Steilneset Memorial in Finnmark, Norway.

• Introduction: Reidun Laura Andreassen and Liv Helene Willumsen.- Part I.- Steilneset Memorial: The Process and the Result; Reidun Laura Andreassen.- Steilneset Memorial: Perhaps our Most Important Scenic Route Project: Trine Kanter Zerwekh.-Part II.- Louise Bourgeois: The Damned, the Possessed, and the Beloved; Siri Hustvedt.- Louise Bourgeois’s Installation in the High North; Alison Karasyk Hines.- Part III.- Burning Skies; Synnøve Persen.- Raising their Voices with Tenderness; Noelle Harrison.- Part IV.- Steilneset and the Flocks of Birds; Nora Joung.- The Trial of Maren Olsdatter; Amelia Hawk.- Part V.- Violence Against Women: Across Cultures and Structures; Randi Rønning Balsvik.- Feminicide, ‘War on Women’, and Steilneset Memorial; Christelle Taraud.- The Witches Gynecide, the Ancestor of Today's Feminicides; Armelle Les Bras-Chopard.- Witch-Hunting and the Fear of the Power of Women; Silvia Federici.- Female Desire in Witchcraft Tales; Marina Montesano.- Gender and Ethnicity: The Witchcraft Trials in Finnmark, 1600-1692; Liv Helene Willumsen.- The Trial of Karen Edisdatter and its Consequences, Finnmark 1620; Marion Gibson.- Steilneset Memorial Between Witchcraft Trials, Historical Experience and Experience of History; Raisa Maria Toivo.- Part VI.- Museums and Ethical Dissemination of Traumatic History: Steilneset Memorial; Synnøve Fotland Eikevik.- From Magic to Witchcraft Trials: Guiding Visitors at Steilneset Memorial; Anne Maren K. Nilsen.

Liv Helene Willumsen is Professor Emerita of History at the Department of History, University of Tromsø, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. She has written the 91 commemoratory texts at Steilneset Memorial.Reidun Laura Andreassen is an Archeologist, formerly Director of Cultural Heritage by Finnmark County Authority. She was one of the initiators of the building of Steilneset Memorial in Finnmark, Norway.

• Introduction: Reidun Laura Andreassen and Liv Helene Willumsen.- Part I.- Steilneset Memorial: The Process and the Result; Reidun Laura Andreassen.- Steilneset Memorial: Perhaps our Most Important Scenic Route Project: Trine Kanter Zerwekh.-Part II.- Louise Bourgeois: The Damned, the Possessed, and the Beloved; Siri Hustvedt.- Louise Bourgeois’s Installation in the High North; Alison Karasyk Hines.- Part III.- Burning Skies; Synnøve Persen.- Raising their Voices with Tenderness; Noelle Harrison.- Part IV.- Steilneset and the Flocks of Birds; Nora Joung.- The Trial of Maren Olsdatter; Amelia Hawk.- Part V.- Violence Against Women: Across Cultures and Structures; Randi Rønning Balsvik.- Feminicide, ‘War on Women’, and Steilneset Memorial; Christelle Taraud.- The Witches Gynecide, the Ancestor of Today's Feminicides; Armelle Les Bras-Chopard.- Witch-Hunting and the Fear of the Power of Women; Silvia Federici.- Female Desire in Witchcraft Tales; Marina Montesano.- Gender and Ethnicity: The Witchcraft Trials in Finnmark, 1600-1692; Liv Helene Willumsen.- The Trial of Karen Edisdatter and its Consequences, Finnmark 1620; Marion Gibson.- Steilneset Memorial Between Witchcraft Trials, Historical Experience and Experience of History; Raisa Maria Toivo.- Part VI.- Museums and Ethical Dissemination of Traumatic History: Steilneset Memorial; Synnøve Fotland Eikevik.- From Magic to Witchcraft Trials: Guiding Visitors at Steilneset Memorial; Anne Maren K. Nilsen.

Liv Helene Willumsen is Professor Emerita of History at the Department of History, University of Tromsø, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. She has written the 91 commemoratory texts at Steilneset Memorial.Reidun Laura Andreassen is an Archeologist, formerly Director of Cultural Heritage by Finnmark County Authority. She was one of the initiators of the building of Steilneset Memorial in Finnmark, Norway.

• Introduction: Reidun Laura Andreassen and Liv Helene Willumsen.- Part I.- Steilneset Memorial: The Process and the Result; Reidun Laura Andreassen.- Steilneset Memorial: Perhaps our Most Important Scenic Route Project: Trine Kanter Zerwekh.-Part II.- Louise Bourgeois: The Damned, the Possessed, and the Beloved; Siri Hustvedt.- Louise Bourgeois’s Installation in the High North; Alison Karasyk Hines.- Part III.- Burning Skies; Synnøve Persen.- Raising their Voices with Tenderness; Noelle Harrison.- Part IV.- Steilneset and the Flocks of Birds; Nora Joung.- The Trial of Maren Olsdatter; Amelia Hawk.- Part V.- Violence Against Women: Across Cultures and Structures; Randi Rønning Balsvik.- Feminicide, ‘War on Women’, and Steilneset Memorial; Christelle Taraud.- The Witches Gynecide, the Ancestor of Today's Feminicides; Armelle Les Bras-Chopard.- Witch-Hunting and the Fear of the Power of Women; Silvia Federici.- Female Desire in Witchcraft Tales; Marina Montesano.- Gender and Ethnicity: The Witchcraft Trials in Finnmark, 1600-1692; Liv Helene Willumsen.- The Trial of Karen Edisdatter and its Consequences, Finnmark 1620; Marion Gibson.- Steilneset Memorial Between Witchcraft Trials, Historical Experience and Experience of History; Raisa Maria Toivo.- Part VI.- Museums and Ethical Dissemination of Traumatic History: Steilneset Memorial; Synnøve Fotland Eikevik.- From Magic to Witchcraft Trials: Guiding Visitors at Steilneset Memorial; Anne Maren K. Nilsen.