Social norms shape how women experience anger: women* have learned to suppress their anger. We want to shed light on this phenomenon and rethink anger: as a subversive force that can lead to change in society and politics.
As part of our ongoing efforts to foster a community of scholars of gender studies, we are excited to begin the summer semester 2026 with a new format called feminist forum!
Following an examination of Virginia Woolf's Three Guineas (1938) and her analysis of the connections between anti-Semitism, fascism, and patriarchal gender orders, this lecture explores contemporary processes of fascistization as manifested in Trump's “War on Woke.”
This workshop aims to help students improve their academic writing through the principles of creative writing. In particular, creative writing can help manage two unwieldy and often overlooked components of the scholarly paper: the first-person subject and narrative or story. The workshop aims to hone several structural and stylistic skills so that participants can feel more confident in their ability to write well.
Dieser Workshop dreht sich um die Voraussetzungen und Konsequenzen verschiedener Trans-Verständnisse in sozialwissenschaftlicher Forschung. Ziel ist es, zu erarbeiten, wie Forschung über Trans als individualisierte Unpassung oder (Nicht-)Identifikation mit einem zugewiesenen Geschlecht hinausgehen kann.
