Digital Moving Image
Related people/organizations
Cheryl Buckley (panelist)
Judith Halberstam (panelist)
Laura Y. Liu (panelist)
Joseph Heathcott (panelist)
Randi Irwin (panelist)
H. Howell Williams (panelist)
Lisa Rubin (moderator)
Tracyann Williams (speaker)
Hazel Clark (speaker)
Laura Auricchio (speaker)
Date
March 27 2010
Description
The second session on Saturday will focus on a range of directions in which Gender Studies has traveled: queer theory, popular culture, visual culture, subâ€cultures and the politics of the body. We will also ask how these theoretical stands intersect with such New School structural policies as maternity leave, child care and IVF. Students will present research on New School policies inspired by the question “how separate is the knowledge that we produce from the conditions under which we are producing it?”
Identifier
NS070205_000003
Citation
Gender Studies and Body Politics: Intersections, Directions, Representations (Session 3). No Longer in Exile: The Legacy and Future of Gender Studies at the New School.
New School Archives and Special Collections Digital Archive. Web.
20 Jul 2019.
Use Restrictions
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