The fantasy of women’s collective historical identity
I was just reading Joan W. Scott’s ‘Fantasy Echo: History and the Construction of Identity,’ which was published in Critical …
I was just reading Joan W. Scott’s ‘Fantasy Echo: History and the Construction of Identity,’ which was published in Critical …
My Transsexual Summer recently aired around these parts, a year after it was aired by the UK’s Channel Four. It’s …
Hello and welcome to the forty-sixth edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival! I last hosted DUFC #12, so I’m …
Misogyny entails dismissing that which has traditionally been associated with women as frivolous and meaningless. And one of the risks …
I’ve spent the last couple of days absolutely kicking myself. Not literally, that would be something to see. At the …
I’m thinking about the ways in which (non-white) women represent ourselves. And, again, I’m thinking about my hair. I love …
Laura Woodhouse at The F-Word reports that universal free childcare in the UK would bring in more money from working …
One of the biggest news stories right now is on Lauren Scruggs, a twenty-three year old US woman who suffered …
There’s something I hear a lot from men when gender inequality issues are being spoken about. They’ll leave off from …
Part One: Introduction Part Two: Agency Part Three: Pathologisation Part Four: Backlash Part Five: Conclusion Responses to Mitchell’s sexual and …
Part One: Introduction Part Two: Agency Part Three: Pathologisation Part Four: Backlash Part 5: Conclusion Alice Mitchell might have been …
Part One: Introduction Part Two: Agency Part Three: Pathologisation Part 4: Backlash Part 5: Conclusion How do you shove back …
Part One: Introduction Part Two: Agency Part Three: Pathologisation Part 4: Backlash Part 5: Conclusion Alice Mitchell was a white …
Following on from The best thing a woman can hope for. On a larger scale, now. I think about famous …
I’m thinking about the idea of being a “good” “representative” or “ideal” of one’s race, or ethnicity, or culture. Why …