Doing Gender in Media, Art, and Culture : A Contemporary Guide to Gender Studies (Hardcover, 3 ed)

Introduction??Part 1. Concepts for Doing Gender??1. What is Left Unseen in the Story of Sojourner Truth: Intersectional Feminisms and Feminist Historiography 2. The Politics of Knowledge: Virginia Woolf and the Epistemological Practice of Standpoint and Situatedness 3.?Borders and Bridges: Gloria Anzaldua, Intersectionality, and Interdisciplinarity 4.?The Adventures of Sarah Bartmann and the Ethics of Representation?5.?Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale: Intersectional Feminist History in the Making??Part 2. Intersectional Approaches to Doing Gender?6.?‘Woman, Life, Freedom’: Feminism, Postcoloniality, and Social Movements?7.?(Post)secular Feminisms: Malala, Religion, and Gender Equality?8.?Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM): A Political Genealogy of Queer Marxism and Queer of Colour Critique?9.?Maintaining Life Under Capitalism: From?Wages for Housework?to Social Reproduction Theory?10.?‘It’s All Witches’: Feminist Politics of Dissent in the Post-Yugoslav Space?11.?Lili Elbe’s Transmedial Presence and the Politics of Transgender Studies 12.?Doing Masculinity: Williams’?Stoner?and Masculinity Studies?13.?Slavery, the Concubine, and the Nyai??Part 3. (Inter)disciplinary Conjunctions to Doing Gender??14.?Trinh T. Minh-Ha: Feminist Approaches to Documentary Film 15.?Tanya Tagaq (Inuit): Resilient Motherhood and Gender-in-Relation?16.?Performing Affect: Marina Abramovi? and the Politics of Emotion?17.?Shira Spector and the Queer Feminist Politics of Graphic Medicine 18.?Intersectional Data Feminism: Digital Data as Technologies of Oppression and Social Justice