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Catalyst’s first issue now online
Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, an online, juried journal that expands the feminist and critical intellectual legacies of science and technology studies into theory-intensive research, critique, and practice. Catalyst supports intersectional and transnational […]
CSW Awards Luncheon 2015
Back row, from left to right, Karna Wong, Nina Flores, Preeti Sharma, Jessica Lynne Harris, and Naazneen Diwan; front row, from left to right, Merima Tricic, Adella Gorgen, Rosie Vartyter Aroush, Jasmine Phillips, and Tira Okamoto. Not pictured: Cassia Roth, […]
Reproductive Health: Jessica Gipson
Jessica Gipson, Assistant Professor in the Department of Community Health Sciences in the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, conducts research on maternal and child health, women’s empowerment, and sexual […]
Reproductive Health: Christine Dunkel Schetter
With a primary research focus on stress processes in pregnancy, Christine Dunkel Schetter, Professor in the Department of Psychology, Chair of the Health Psychology training program, and Director of the […]
Reproductive Health: Paula Tavrow
Director of UCLA’s Bixby Program in Population and Reproductive Health and Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Community Health Sciences in the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, Paula […]
Affect Theory/Embodiment and the Archive: Marissa K. López
In her book project on “Racial Immanence: Chicano Bodies Beyond Representation,” Marissa K. López, Associate Professor in the Department of English, asks how theories of embodiment illuminate racialization within Chicana/o […]
Affect Theory/Embodiment and the Archive: Purnima Mankekar
The research activities of Purnima Mankekar, Associate Professor in the Departments of Gender Studies and Asian American Studies, engage interdisciplinary theories of affect at the interstices of transnational cultural, gender, […]
Affect Theory/Embodiment and the Archive: Recent Publications by CSW Faculty Affiliates in Humanities and Social Sciences
Jenny Sharpe The Archive and Affective Memory in M. NourbeSe Philip’s Zong! Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies 16:4 (2013), 465–482. When Spirits Talk: Reading Erna Brodber’s Louisiana for Affect. […]
Affect Theory/Embodiment and the Archive: UCLA Human Rights Archives Symposium
Held in November, the 2014 Human Rights Archives Symposium featured a series of scholarly and professional presentations on the topic of affect in the archive. The goal of the symposium […]
