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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Intersectional Feminism"”.
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Evidence-based AI Ethics
… one based on utilitarian ethics and on from intersectional feminism to analyze five case studies I have worked on, ranging from automatically-generated radiology reports to tech worker organizing.
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The fragmented self the longing (novel) and intergenerational relations in a Chinese Indonesian family (exegesis)
… discusses my choices of narrative inquiry and intersectional feminism as methodological and theoretical approaches that assist the aim of the thesis to illuminate ethnic tensions and marginalised perspectives while promoting diversity, acceptance and unity. Among various literary, theoretical …
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SHAKE YA ASS, BUT WATCH YOURSELF: AN INTERSECTIONAL AND DECOLONIAL APPROACH TO EXPLORING THE SEXUALIZATION OF FEMALE RECORDING ARTISTS AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES
… titled Shake Ya Ass, But Watch Yourself: An Intersectional and Decolonial Approach to Exploring the Sexualization of Female Recording Artists and the Empowerment of Women in the United States, critically examines the phenomenon of sexualization of women in the music industry and its impact on …
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The Mexican Experimental In The Contemporary Novel And Film
… experimental tradition. Representations of intersectional feminism, gender, anti-racism, and critical regionalism in the contemporary novel and film from Mexico signal to new understandings of the current avant-garde. A selection of novels by Verónica Gerber Bicecci, Cristina Rivera Garza, …
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A Case for Utopian Dreaming: Feminisms within Canadian Artist-Run Centres
… Black futures and futurism? How and by whom is feminism defined in these spaces? How does white feminism get out of the way of a flourishing future, or how doesn’t it? Throughout, I return to the concept of utopia as method, as proposed by Ruth Levitas. At its core, Levitas’s method comprises …
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The pregnant pause: exploring expectations and experiences of pregnancy and motherhood in a Cape Town body positive community
… autoethnography. Through an overarching lens of intersectional feminism I drew from an interdisciplinary body of literature, focusing on body positivity, embodiment, gender identity roles, sexuality and resistance, to consider each woman's lived experiences and the ways in which they inhabit or …
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Indian Wives of Incarcerated Men Tell Their Stories: An Intersectional Narrative Analysis of Disenfranchisement and Resilience
… and programmatic interventions. Guided by intersectional feminism and symbolic interactionism, the purpose of this study was to document the stories of women who had experienced spousal incarceration in the Indian context. In-depth, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 14 wives of …
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Moving with Stories of "Me too.": Towards a Theory and Praxis of Intersectional Entanglements
… example of the #MeToo Movement, I bring together intersectional feminism, posthumanism, and new materialism to delineate "intersectional entanglements" in order to develop the praxes of virtual dwelling, vibrant ethos, and vital structuring and to analyze the ways that stories from the "me too." …
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PUBLIC, PRIVATE, PAST, AND PRESENT: AN EXPLORATION OF THE LANGUAGE AND MUSICAL STRUCTURES OF KOTIRIA/WANANO WOMEN’S KAYA BASA ‘SAD SONGS’
… anthropology, ethnomusicology, semiotics, and intersectional feminism, I demonstrate that the singing of – and listening to – kaya basa is a fundamental social structuring event. Despite previous works (e.g., Brüzzi 1962) that saw men’s expressive practices like shamanic chanting or ritual …
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Before, behind, and beyond bars: motherhood among previously incarcerated women in the Western Cape
… the situations that landed them there. Using an intersectional feminist framework and semi-structured interviews, this study explored how 18 incarcerated mothers in the Western Cape conceptualise and experience motherhood before, during, and after incarceration. The findings of this paper, focus …
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The Worldly Texts of After-School Programs: New Perspectives in Pedagogy
… there are holes. Students seek to know about feminism, violence, incarceration, and identity. This is heard in the questions they ask, and it is seen in the way they move as individuals throughout the school day. Students are not outside of reality, or the “real world.” They move within it. …
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The South African police service's response to sexual and gender-based violence: the experience of survivors
… the research topic, this study employed an intersectional feminist theoretical framework, and a thematic analysis was utilized for the analytical approach. The analysis produced five themes pertaining to the experiences of survivors when reporting an incident of SGBV to SAPS and the …
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An End in Herself: Non-Motherhood in Contemporary French Women's Writing
… to “choice” around becoming a mother. Through an intersectional framework and a diverse corpus of authors, my thesis explores how authors challenge (or, indeed, fall foul of) such portrayals and how the non-mother reveals the failings of the feminist project in the contemporary to extricate the …
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Femininities Reimagined: Gender Politics in Contemporary British Moving Image Art
… and institutional landscape where feminism faces the threat of capitalistic and neoliberal co-optation, while its suitability to provide an inclusive framework for contemporary gender politics has also come under question. In response to this context, this dissertation addresses two …
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Precarious Empowerments: Sexual Labor in the Coffee Shops of Santiago, Chile
… class, racial, and gender hierarchies. From an intersectional perspective, my study examines how inequalities based on class, gender, race, nationality, and body capital are reproduced and contested by sex workers. Based on the multiple facets of the precariousness marking sex workers’ …
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Memory at work : domestic archives in documentary poetry by women of color
Because documentary poetry is often considered public-facing poetry about public concerns, its representation of domesticity is rarely studied. Arguing that documentary poetry helps poets localize censored historical events, I consider seven female poets of color whose documentary poetry projects …
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New Frontiers in Islamic Feminism: How Islamic Feminism is Being Shaped by Digital Media
… examining how Muslim women bloggers ground their feminism in Islam, this research disrupts oppositional framings of Islam and feminism. This study looks at how Muslim women bloggers on the Muslim Girl website highlight the feminist bent of Islamic teachings. The project asks: 1) What are some …