Le silence se fait parole. Ethnographie, genre et superstes dans le Rwanda du post genocide

In recent years, some author argue that the anthropology of genocide is an imperative research, however, an ethnography of the genocide, in strict sense in the case of Rwanda, doesn't exist. It is possible in the post-genocide as analysis and understanding of 1994. Based on ethnographic research in post-genocide Rwanda, this article suggest an analysis of a woman anthropologist field positioning about survivors stories, especially women, and interpretation of their silences. Thus, the silence, sometimes perceived as a waste of time, should be considered by researchers as a key component of anthropological interpretation.