La violence par partenaire intime : enjeux traductologiques et politiques des catégorisations de la violence by Samantha Saïdi

“…Questioning gender prejudices conveyed in French translations or re-uses of categorizations produced by two American feminist sociologists, Johnson (2006) and Renzetti (1992), the article proposes a linguistic and semantic explanation. …”
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Une constellation invisibilisée by Marie-Dominique Gil

“…Examining the theoretical genesis of the film, the stories of the deterioration of relations within the team as well as the cross-effects of feminist criticism and mainstream criticism of its reception, will take into account the silences of historiography as a way to think, or rethink, the history of women’s art.…”
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Resilience: why should we think with care? by Catia Gregoratti, Mikael Linnell, Martina Angela Caretta

“…A multidisciplinary corpus of feminist scholarship conceives of resilience as a conservative and deeply exclusionary biopolitical device. …”
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Analysis of the Criticism and Defense of Feminism in Social Discourse: A Case of Patriarchal Protection in Sports by Carolina Vázquez Rodríguez, Carmen Martínez Martínez, Inés Herás, Maite Martín-Aragón Gelabert, M.ª Carmen Terol Cantero

“…The debate focuses on the social discourse that pits the feminist model against the patriarchal one, understood as an epistemological stance. …”
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Elizabeth von Arnim’s Garden Memoirs: Cultivating Feminism? by Fabienne Moine

“…Her views on gender grow out of the garden because it is propitious to her feminist ideas. Von Arnim’s unusual feminism and her aestheticized environment cross-fertilize in her garden writing.…”
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CARING FOR WOMEN ON THE FRONTLINES: ENHANCING WOMEN WORKERS’ CAPABILITIES AND BUILDING SOCIAL FRIENDSHIP by M.M.-Y. Yuen

“…In addition, the notions of political charity and social friendship in Catholic social thought, particularly the social encyclical Fratelli Tutti, and the multi-axial analysis in post-colonial feminist theology are useful in upholding women’s dignity and moral agency in care situations. …”
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« Soy feminista y me gusta el perreo » : les conflits de (re)signification dans les politiques sexuelles du reggaeton by Victor Santos Rodriguez

“…The article shows how antisexist and antihomophobic resignification undertakings can meet with a priori less expected resistance, even within queer feminist movements, in a context where the transnationalization of reggaeton raises the question of the difficult balance between emancipatory reappropriation and erasure of this music’s cultural heritage.…”
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The Evolution of Woman. George Eliot’s“Woman in France: Madame de Sablé” by Barbara Pauk

“…The central claim of this essay is that in “Woman in France” Eliot makes a clearly feminist statement, expressed in a very subtle and innovative way. …”
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Exploitation Feminism: Trashiness, Lo-Fidelity and Utopia in She-Devils on Wheels and Blood Orgy of the Leather Girls by Kristina Pia Hofer

“…This paper suggests a different approach: by addressing how Lucas appropriates and reworks the outdated aesthetics, especially the untimely lo-fidelity sound, that distinguish Lewis’s earlier Girl Gang film, I will show how both films propel a utopian, fantastic, exaggerated “exploitation feminism,” instead of documenting historical feminist movements of their times. Taking the potential of trashy (sonic) textures seriously on their own terms, I will discuss the particular critical impulses such materially excessive exploitation feminisms can provide for a feminist reception of Girl Gang exploitation cinema today.…”
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Parallel Universes? Alison Bechdel’s Dykes to Watch Out For (1983-2008) and Diane DiMassa’s Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist (1991-1996) by Hélène Tison

“…Both reflect the debates within lesbian feminist groups, the tensions between lesbian and straight feminists, and the strategies that can be deployed in the face of discrimination. …”
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Interpreting the Erotic as An Agency: A Study of Haruki Murakami’s Norwegian Wood by Smaranika Chakraborty, Himangshu Sarma

“…The primary aim of our study is to challenge the traditional phallocentric conception of the erotic that casts women as passive objects, whose sexuality is defined solely in relation to the phallus. Drawing on the feminist critique of Audre Lorde, who contends that the power of the erotic is an empowering force that is latent in women, we argue that when women take agency over their body and reclaim their sexuality, they emerge as empowered beings in all aspects of their lives. …”
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The “Daily Digital”: (Re)imagining Technology in Home-Based Women’s Gig Work in Egypt. by Laila Mourad

“…This paper challenges neoliberal development narratives by introducing the Daily Digital framework, a decolonial feminist lens that centres the relational and experiential dimensions of technology use. …”
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“Here Lies the Possibility of Bodies Turning Elemental”: by Jenny Andrine Madsen Evang

“…This paper explores the (non)representational aesthetics and politics of Serpent Rain, a 2016 Black feminist film inspired by the recovery of a Danish-Norwegian slave ship. …”
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Enhancing Women’s Participation in Turkey through Digital Storytelling by Şimşek Burcu

“…In order to explore the issue in depth, my thesis engaged with feminist scholarship’s critiques of the public/private dichotomy, as well as the concept of gender. …”
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Historical Memory and the Representation of History: Forging Connections Between National Historic Sites and Gender History by Brittney Ann Bos

“…This paper examines the role of historical memory as a theoretical framework and feminist methodology in forging connections between these two areas of historic representations.…”
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Time to Change the 'Change': Stigma and Support in Blogs about the Menopause by Keren Darmon

“…I seek to answer this question by exploring whether the selected blog posts' texts on the websites of women-only networks have a feminist and/or postfeminist sensibility. Specifically, do they engender an individualistic approach and/or promote solidarity? …”
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Mocking Andromeda in Julia Constance Fletcher’s The Fantasticks (1900) by Rebecca Nesvet

“…Contrary to Victorian stereotypes of the New Woman, Fletcher often made her feminist arguments with humour. A particularly aloof and arch intervention in fin-de-siècle gender politics is Fletcher’s stage comedy The Fantasticks (1900). …”
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Kenyan Nurses Involvement in National Policy Development Processes by Pamela Atieno Juma, Nancy Edwards, Denise Spitzer

“…Critical theory and feminist perspectives guided the study process. Content analysis of data was conducted. …”
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Latina Community College Presidents: Drawing from Cultural Intuition to Disrupt Leadership Norms in Higher Education by Cynthia Estrada, Eric R. Felix, Erin Nicole Reyes Vedar, Elizabeth Jimenez Perez

“…As a research collective, we conducted platicas as a Chicana Feminist methodology with five Latina community college presidents in California. …”
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Retour sur un siècle et demi de rhétorique anti-égalitaire et antiféministe by Juliette Rennes, Revue GLAD!

“…The discursive and ideological transformations of antifeminism are examined in the light of the social and political evolution of gender relations and the partial institutionalization of feminist conquests.…”
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