Ieva Bisigirskaite

Postdoctoral researcher in postsocialist maternalism at Vilnius University and Södertörn University.
Gender/Postfeminism/Naming/Maternal activism

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@ahorayapo @MarahGubar I read it. Twice. Thank you

[ICOS @ICOSnews]

27th Annual #Conference of #Society for #Name #Studies in #Britain and #Ireland https://t.co/clHVAmq40H will be held this year at the #University of #Nottingham #SNSBI #Paper and #poster #proposals on any aspect of name-studies to be sent to Dr John Baker by 28 February 2019

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@DrLoisTonkin I have sent a private message on Twitter :) Is it not there? Hugs

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

Seeking help: which scholars come to your mind when you hear 'motherhood', 'state', 'citizenship', 'transitional societies', 'nurturing the nation'. Thanks

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@EKackute?

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@DrLoisTonkin So happy for you! Congratulations!

[American Sociological Review @ASR_Journal]

NEW! Jennifer Barber, Yasamin Kusunoki, Heather Gatny & @jamiebudnick: Intimate partner violence linked to higher rates of pregnancy among young women

https://t.co/HSt6HCLQss

[Emily Nicholls @DrEmilyNicholls]

Oh hi, physical copy!! @Palgrave_ @PalgraveSoc #gender #sociology #NewBook

[Sound Studies @soundstudies]

NEW FROM BLOOMSBURY:

The Sonic Persona:
An Anthropology of Sound

I. The Materialization of Sound: A Research History
II. The Sonic Persona: An Anthropology of Sound
III. The Precision of Sensibility: A Political Critique

https://t.co/UmP9uib7pC

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@SerenSiwenna Thank you. This has been a very inspiring hour :) And I only joined Twitter yesterday :D I will contact you soon regarding details. My warmest greetings to Wales!

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@SerenSiwenna It would be a privilege! I did my BA and MA in Wales (Cardiff and Swansea), would be amazing to see my words translated into Welsh...

[Ieva Bisigirskaite @ievabisi]

@SerenSiwenna While traditional Lithuanian surnames of women contain a list of suffixes that reveal their marital status, in 2003, a new option was introduced to eliminate that information in 2003. I am looking into narratives of women who have chosen the 'new/feminist' surname :)