Plural Feminisms
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Plural Feminisms
Navigating Resistance as Everyday Praxis
Chatterjee, Sohini; Lee, Po-Han
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
04/2025
272
Mole
9781350332690
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About the Editors and Contributors
Acknowledgements
Editorial Introduction
Sohini Chatterjee (University of Western Ontario, Canada) and Po-Han Lee (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
PART ONE WITNESSING AND INHABITING INTERSECTIONALITY
1.Multitemporality and Feminist Resistance in Transition
Corin Parsons (University of British Columbia, Canada)
2.Walking the "Feminist Tightrope": Navigating Feminist Identities within Anti-Violence Work with Men
Madison Brockbank (McMaster University, Canada)
3.Queerly Mad: Cripping Grief and Post-Traumatic Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Kody Muncaster, (Western University, Canada)
4.Why all the Black Women Sit Together on the U-Bahn? Black Femme Resistance in Germany
Madeline Bass, Cienna Davis, Nasheeka Nedsreal, Laetitia Walendom
5.Feminist Practices in Architecture: How Women Develop Resistance Through Criticism and Action
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, (Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland)
PART TWO EMBODIED ANTI-NORMATIVITY AND EVERYDAY RESISTANCE
6.Against 'the Devil from Within': Doing Feminism through Re-Membering the Multiple Selves
Po-Han Lee
7.Neoliberal Precarity and Neuroqueer Possibility: Exploring Care, Kinship, and Relational Becoming as Resistance
Sohini Chatterjee
8.Aazhawigamig (the Space Between Two lodges): An indigenous Matricentric Feminist Perspective on Mothering and Resistance as Everyday Praxis
Renee E. Mazinegiizhigo-kwe Bedard, (Western University, Canada)
9.Settler Theory and Feminisms Beyond Compulsory Relating: A Polyqueer Autoethnography
Rowan J. Quirk
10.A Reflexive Consideration of the Apocalyptic Child
E. Scherzinger, (McMaster University, Canada)
11.Exploring Emotional Vulnerability in Autoethnography: Unpacking and Rethinking Everyday Trauma
Yi-Hui Lin, Independent Researcher
PART THREE CRITICAL PEDAGOGY AS FEMINIST INTERVENTION
12.Feminist Praxis in Exile: A Collaborative Autoethnography
Guelden OEzcan, Simten Cosar, (Carleton University, Canada)
13.Confronting Contradictions, Chasing a Feeling: "Witchy," Feminist Pandemic Teaching as Spiritual Activism
Kascindra Shewan, McGill University, Canada)
14.Taking up Sites of Resistance in the Neoliberal University: Re-imagining Ways of Learning and Belonging
Elizabeth Chelsea Mohler, (University of Western Ontario, Canada)
15.Anti-Carceral Feminism: Abolitionist Conversations on Gender-Based Violence
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti, (University of Brighton, UK), Deanna Dadusc, (University of Brighton, UK)
Acknowledgements
Editorial Introduction
Sohini Chatterjee (University of Western Ontario, Canada) and Po-Han Lee (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
PART ONE WITNESSING AND INHABITING INTERSECTIONALITY
1.Multitemporality and Feminist Resistance in Transition
Corin Parsons (University of British Columbia, Canada)
2.Walking the "Feminist Tightrope": Navigating Feminist Identities within Anti-Violence Work with Men
Madison Brockbank (McMaster University, Canada)
3.Queerly Mad: Cripping Grief and Post-Traumatic Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Kody Muncaster, (Western University, Canada)
4.Why all the Black Women Sit Together on the U-Bahn? Black Femme Resistance in Germany
Madeline Bass, Cienna Davis, Nasheeka Nedsreal, Laetitia Walendom
5.Feminist Practices in Architecture: How Women Develop Resistance Through Criticism and Action
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, (Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland)
PART TWO EMBODIED ANTI-NORMATIVITY AND EVERYDAY RESISTANCE
6.Against 'the Devil from Within': Doing Feminism through Re-Membering the Multiple Selves
Po-Han Lee
7.Neoliberal Precarity and Neuroqueer Possibility: Exploring Care, Kinship, and Relational Becoming as Resistance
Sohini Chatterjee
8.Aazhawigamig (the Space Between Two lodges): An indigenous Matricentric Feminist Perspective on Mothering and Resistance as Everyday Praxis
Renee E. Mazinegiizhigo-kwe Bedard, (Western University, Canada)
9.Settler Theory and Feminisms Beyond Compulsory Relating: A Polyqueer Autoethnography
Rowan J. Quirk
10.A Reflexive Consideration of the Apocalyptic Child
E. Scherzinger, (McMaster University, Canada)
11.Exploring Emotional Vulnerability in Autoethnography: Unpacking and Rethinking Everyday Trauma
Yi-Hui Lin, Independent Researcher
PART THREE CRITICAL PEDAGOGY AS FEMINIST INTERVENTION
12.Feminist Praxis in Exile: A Collaborative Autoethnography
Guelden OEzcan, Simten Cosar, (Carleton University, Canada)
13.Confronting Contradictions, Chasing a Feeling: "Witchy," Feminist Pandemic Teaching as Spiritual Activism
Kascindra Shewan, McGill University, Canada)
14.Taking up Sites of Resistance in the Neoliberal University: Re-imagining Ways of Learning and Belonging
Elizabeth Chelsea Mohler, (University of Western Ontario, Canada)
15.Anti-Carceral Feminism: Abolitionist Conversations on Gender-Based Violence
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti, (University of Brighton, UK), Deanna Dadusc, (University of Brighton, UK)
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gender; sexuality; LGBTQ; transgender; racism; disability; feminism; resistance; activism; decolonial; autoethnographic; intersectionality
About the Editors and Contributors
Acknowledgements
Editorial Introduction
Sohini Chatterjee (University of Western Ontario, Canada) and Po-Han Lee (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
PART ONE WITNESSING AND INHABITING INTERSECTIONALITY
1.Multitemporality and Feminist Resistance in Transition
Corin Parsons (University of British Columbia, Canada)
2.Walking the "Feminist Tightrope": Navigating Feminist Identities within Anti-Violence Work with Men
Madison Brockbank (McMaster University, Canada)
3.Queerly Mad: Cripping Grief and Post-Traumatic Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Kody Muncaster, (Western University, Canada)
4.Why all the Black Women Sit Together on the U-Bahn? Black Femme Resistance in Germany
Madeline Bass, Cienna Davis, Nasheeka Nedsreal, Laetitia Walendom
5.Feminist Practices in Architecture: How Women Develop Resistance Through Criticism and Action
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, (Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland)
PART TWO EMBODIED ANTI-NORMATIVITY AND EVERYDAY RESISTANCE
6.Against 'the Devil from Within': Doing Feminism through Re-Membering the Multiple Selves
Po-Han Lee
7.Neoliberal Precarity and Neuroqueer Possibility: Exploring Care, Kinship, and Relational Becoming as Resistance
Sohini Chatterjee
8.Aazhawigamig (the Space Between Two lodges): An indigenous Matricentric Feminist Perspective on Mothering and Resistance as Everyday Praxis
Renee E. Mazinegiizhigo-kwe Bedard, (Western University, Canada)
9.Settler Theory and Feminisms Beyond Compulsory Relating: A Polyqueer Autoethnography
Rowan J. Quirk
10.A Reflexive Consideration of the Apocalyptic Child
E. Scherzinger, (McMaster University, Canada)
11.Exploring Emotional Vulnerability in Autoethnography: Unpacking and Rethinking Everyday Trauma
Yi-Hui Lin, Independent Researcher
PART THREE CRITICAL PEDAGOGY AS FEMINIST INTERVENTION
12.Feminist Praxis in Exile: A Collaborative Autoethnography
Guelden OEzcan, Simten Cosar, (Carleton University, Canada)
13.Confronting Contradictions, Chasing a Feeling: "Witchy," Feminist Pandemic Teaching as Spiritual Activism
Kascindra Shewan, McGill University, Canada)
14.Taking up Sites of Resistance in the Neoliberal University: Re-imagining Ways of Learning and Belonging
Elizabeth Chelsea Mohler, (University of Western Ontario, Canada)
15.Anti-Carceral Feminism: Abolitionist Conversations on Gender-Based Violence
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti, (University of Brighton, UK), Deanna Dadusc, (University of Brighton, UK)
Acknowledgements
Editorial Introduction
Sohini Chatterjee (University of Western Ontario, Canada) and Po-Han Lee (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
PART ONE WITNESSING AND INHABITING INTERSECTIONALITY
1.Multitemporality and Feminist Resistance in Transition
Corin Parsons (University of British Columbia, Canada)
2.Walking the "Feminist Tightrope": Navigating Feminist Identities within Anti-Violence Work with Men
Madison Brockbank (McMaster University, Canada)
3.Queerly Mad: Cripping Grief and Post-Traumatic Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Kody Muncaster, (Western University, Canada)
4.Why all the Black Women Sit Together on the U-Bahn? Black Femme Resistance in Germany
Madeline Bass, Cienna Davis, Nasheeka Nedsreal, Laetitia Walendom
5.Feminist Practices in Architecture: How Women Develop Resistance Through Criticism and Action
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, (Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland)
PART TWO EMBODIED ANTI-NORMATIVITY AND EVERYDAY RESISTANCE
6.Against 'the Devil from Within': Doing Feminism through Re-Membering the Multiple Selves
Po-Han Lee
7.Neoliberal Precarity and Neuroqueer Possibility: Exploring Care, Kinship, and Relational Becoming as Resistance
Sohini Chatterjee
8.Aazhawigamig (the Space Between Two lodges): An indigenous Matricentric Feminist Perspective on Mothering and Resistance as Everyday Praxis
Renee E. Mazinegiizhigo-kwe Bedard, (Western University, Canada)
9.Settler Theory and Feminisms Beyond Compulsory Relating: A Polyqueer Autoethnography
Rowan J. Quirk
10.A Reflexive Consideration of the Apocalyptic Child
E. Scherzinger, (McMaster University, Canada)
11.Exploring Emotional Vulnerability in Autoethnography: Unpacking and Rethinking Everyday Trauma
Yi-Hui Lin, Independent Researcher
PART THREE CRITICAL PEDAGOGY AS FEMINIST INTERVENTION
12.Feminist Praxis in Exile: A Collaborative Autoethnography
Guelden OEzcan, Simten Cosar, (Carleton University, Canada)
13.Confronting Contradictions, Chasing a Feeling: "Witchy," Feminist Pandemic Teaching as Spiritual Activism
Kascindra Shewan, McGill University, Canada)
14.Taking up Sites of Resistance in the Neoliberal University: Re-imagining Ways of Learning and Belonging
Elizabeth Chelsea Mohler, (University of Western Ontario, Canada)
15.Anti-Carceral Feminism: Abolitionist Conversations on Gender-Based Violence
Maria Silvia D'Avolio, Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti, (University of Brighton, UK), Deanna Dadusc, (University of Brighton, UK)
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