Interdisciplinary journal for researchers of all levels on gender in the humanities, cultural studies and social sciences
In this episode we welcome our first guest, Paridhi Gupta, who tells us about her project, The Rewrite Academy. You can find The Rewrite Academy here and follow Paridhi's Twitter here. If you got interested, just contact her! Follow us to not miss any episode, join En-Gender, send us your work to publish, and become … Continue reading 1.02 En-Gender Conversations “The Rewrite Academy”
Commentary by Erin Rennie “The World’s Oldest Oppression”: An Intersectional Abolitionist Look at the Sex Trade provides a discussion on the debate of legalisation and regulation of prostitution from an intersectional radical feminist lens. This article stands in opposition to a surge of feminist activism and a growing body of feminist research and literature through a liberal … Continue reading Commentary on: The World’s Oldest Oppression
In this very first episode, Leandro and Jessica introduce you to the upcoming season "Feel Good Academia". In the season we will welcome very special guests sharing their projects with us and showing us a better way for academia and the reason why gender research is important! You can get to know the voices in … Continue reading 1.01 En-Gender Conversations Intro Episode
by Jessica Albrecht A few weeks back, we at the En-Gender team had the idea to publish once more end-of-the-year blogposts with our experiences and memories. But why am I only writing this now? This is enigmatic for my 2021: Many ideas, but never enough energy to actually fulfill them. Throughout this year I was … Continue reading How to empower – my 2021 with En-Gender
by Leandro Wallace After the enormous changes of 2020 things seemed figured out in the early days and weeks of 2021. At least the transition to digital was smooth by now. The new year found us full at work with (then) our latest call for papers for the working paper series. So it seemed like … Continue reading A year of En-Gender
by Ashley Thompson When I first saw that En-Gender! was holding a conference this year, I wasted no time in filling out the application form and submitting an abstract. I had published an article with En-Gender! earlier this year, based on a section of my undergraduate dissertation, and my experience had been hugely positive. As … Continue reading En-Gender! 2021 Conference – My Experience
By Catherine Phipps The History of the Gendered Body is an interdisciplinary seminar series from the University of Oxford that invites speakers to discuss bodies, gender and sexuality throughout history and the present day. It was born out of one conversation, two and a half years ago. I’d been attending seminars hosted by the “Cultural Histories, Cultural … Continue reading Find your academic community. If you don’t have one, start one!
by Leandro Wallace The following opinion piece emerged from a small talk in one of our EnGender! meetings. The real force behind me typing this lines are my strong twitter following that responded to my poll last week (Thank you all three of you for engaging!). The powder was provided by that small talk referenced … Continue reading Digressions on 24/3 and the “Big Men”
By Lily Grainger Cristiano Cardone’s investigation into the presence of Isiac cults in Naples, the historic context of these cults and the understanding of these cults through an esoteric and gender lens produces an original and fruitful piece of research into a pervasive element of culture that appears to have been largely disregarded amongst critical circles. … Continue reading Commentary on: Thousand Suns
Author 1: Varsha Gopal (Corresponding author), M.A. Student, Indian Institute of Technology Madras Author 2: Baladitya B, M.A. Student, Indian Institute of Technology MadrasAuthor 3: Surya Narayana Panicker, M.A. Student, Indian Institute of Technology Madras Spaces hold intricate ties to the conception of time. This, probably an obvious observation, came to the vicinity of our thoughts only during … Continue reading Space-Time Discontinuum
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