Delighted to share my ✨first peer-reviewed publication✨ - out now with Journal of Psychosocial studies, ahead of their special BPD issue!
In it I present a new materialist perspective that affirms borderline experience's ethical, epistemological, and ontological possibilities.
THIS IS TOMORROW!! Professor Alison Phipps will share her research around stories that aim to account for the origins of gender domination and sexual violence.
JOIN US!! 4.30pm in the Lakehouse, Ron Cooke Hub, University of York.
For International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (25/11), the Centre for Women's Studies invites you to participate in the reproduction of Monica Mayer's artivistic installation "El tendedero" (The Clothesline) in LMB Atrium until Tuesday 28/11.
This is what I mean when I say that though psychoanalysis has its major issues, post-behavioural turn practice could learn so so much from it, especially from someone like Winnicott.
We are so looking forward to our 'Neuroqueer Now!' research seminar tomorrow, & want to share a bit more about the members of the Mad Feeling Collective - see below.
Please join us on Tuesday November 14th at 5pm in the Treehouse, University of York.
We hope you will join us for our latest Women's Studies Now! research seminar on Tuesday 14th November in the Treehouse, Berrick Saul.
This seminar will feature members of the Mad Feeling Collective on lived experience and affect-led approaches to explorations of madness on TV.
This is TODAY at Centre for Women’s Studies, University of York.
‘Women Claim Home: Gendered Dimensions of Urban Regeneration, Forced Displacement, and Activism in Cambodia.’
Join us in the Treehouse, Berrick Saul on Tuesday 24th October 5pm-6.15pm for the return of our popular research seminar series, Women's Studies Now! with Dr Asha Abeyasekera and Dr. Saba Joshi
More details here: https://t.co/dkNeoCgNjT
Join us in the Treehouse, Berrick Saul on Wednesday 11th October 5pm-6.15pm for the return of our popular research seminar series, Women's Studies Now!
'Women Claim Home: Gendered Dimensions
of Urban Regeneration, Forced Displacement,
and Activism in Cambodia and Sri Lanka'
The Centre for Women's Studies' own Dr Francesca Lewis will be delivering an online seminar 4pm Monday 2nd October with Dr @VeronicaHeney of Institute for Medical Humanities, Durham University on representations of madness in royal women on screen.
https://t.co/ZaCMQo6p47
Massively looking forward to our Cultures of Madness seminar on Monday at 4pm - come along for thoughts on sad girls, sick queens & ambivalent attachments as we discuss representations of madness in recent historical biopics of royal women.
https://t.co/l3Kj5IQwWM
Delighted to share the latest issue of CULTIVATE:
The Feminist Journal of the Centre for Women's Studies.
Issue 5: The Creative Issue puts our usual peer-reviewed article process aside and instead spotlights creative work.
Follow the link for PDF: https://t.co/IKfkwLDkDI
Just realised I never posted my exciting news here…
I am now a Lecturer at the Centre for Women’s Studies, University of York!!!
We’ve just had induction week and it was an absolute dream, amazing students and colleagues 💜
https://t.co/9PGe5KoSxa
'Relating and Revisioning in Royal Biopics' - Cultures of Madness is back! Join us for the first seminar of our 'Forms and Feelings' series on 2nd October @ 4pm BST. @DrFMLewis & I will be discussing cinematic portrayals of historical queens, sign up here: https://t.co/TJluFBE2KS