Tag: Feminism

Courses

Writing on the Body
New York
Abby Kluchin
Thursday, 7-9pm
  • Feminism
  • Philosophy
Beauvoir and Beyond: Philosophy and Sexual Difference
New York
Abby Kluchin
Monday, 7-9pm
  • Feminism
  • Philosophy
Visceral Theory: Affect and Embodiment
New York
Abby Kluchin
Wednesday, 7-9pm
  • Feminism
  • Philosophy
Gender and Revolutions: Rethinking the “Women Question” in the Modern Middle East
New York
K. Soraya Batmanghelichi
Tuesday, 7-9pm
  • Feminism
  • Post-colonialism
Queer Becomings: Woolf, Stein and Modernist Experiments with Time
New York
Pearl Brilmyer
Monday, 7-9pm
  • Feminism
  • Literature
  • Queer Studies
New Materialisms
New York
Pearl Brilmyer
Tuesday, 6:30-9:30pm
  • Feminism
  • Marxism
  • Political Theory
Technologies of Feminism
New York
Stephanie Rosen
Tuesday, 7-9pm
  • Feminism
  • Technology
Life, Digitally: Feminist Studies of Technology
New York
Jordan Kraemer
Tuesday, 6:30-9:30pm
  • Feminism
  • Technology
Feminism, Politics, and Imagination
New York
Asma Abbas
Saturday, 2-5pm
  • Feminism
  • Political Theory
Digital Embodiment: Feminism, Technology, and the Self
New York
Jordan Kraemer
Tuesday, 6:30-9:30pm
  • Feminism
  • Science Studies
  • Technology

News

Faculty Writing: On Appreciating Marilyn Monroe, and Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt
Faculty In the Media: On Expanded Criminal Punishment for Abortion Seekers, and How to Do STS as a Feminist
Faculty Writing: On Fighting for Reproductive Justice, and Unwanted Pregnancy as Forced Labor
Faculty Writing: On the Necropolitics of Reproductive Freedom, and Co-Existing with Viruses
Faculty Writing: On Apocalypticism and Liberal Triumphalism; Full Surrogacy Now!; and Hannah Arendt
Faculty Writing: On the History of Women and Alcohol; Violence and the “Crisis of Liberalism”; and Reporting on Religion in America
Faculty Writing: On the Family Lottery; the Invisible War in Afghanistan; and William Morris, Romantic Revolutionary
Faculty Writing: Iranian Women, the Politics of Exhaustion, and Liberalism’s Illiberal Turn
Faculty Interview: Alyssa Battistoni on Ecofeminism and Xenofeminism
The Podcast for Social Research, Episode 17: Reading Donna Haraway in the Anthropocene