Women’s Portrayals of Friendship in Renaissance Italy
By Adriana Guarro Why Female Friendship? I spent the winter break of my first year of graduate school at UCLA in my father’s hometown in central Italy reading the […]
Archive for month: March, 2018
Sara Ahmed’s Feminism of Accretions
By Dandi Meng Writing a blog post about Sara Ahmed, who is herself a prolific and incisive blogger, feels like a distinct challenge. Ahmed has described some of the most […]
Lucid Noon, Sunset Blush: Femme Supremacy and the Politics of Wandering
By Elizabeth Dayton Contemporary portrayals of female sex workers in the mainstream cinema draw on archetypes of “the fallen woman” who could not overcome and had to turn to selling […]
On Being Indebted
by Tony Wei Ling “Concepts are at work in how we work, whatever it is that we do. We need to work out, sometimes, what these concepts are (what we […]
