Centrum für Postcolonial und Gender Studies, Univ. Trier (Web)
Zeit: 06.-07.07.2023
Ort: Universität Trier
Programm
Do., 06.07.2023, 14:30-16.15 Uhr
- Begrüßung durch die Veranstalterinnen
- Anna Rinne (Hamburg): Diskursive Hervorbringungen und Zerrüttungen von Geschlechterregimen zu Trans- und Intergeschlechtlichkeit
- Annegret Dreher (Düsseldorf): Gender Award Gap – (Un-)Sichtbarkeit von Frauen in den Anerkennungskulturen der Medizin
- Anna Gonzalez Suero (London): How to rewrite the public fetus using autoethnography
- Romuald Valentin Nkouda Sopgui (Maroua): Marie Pauline Thorbeckes und Anna Rein-Wuhrmanns Kolonialfotografien aus dem Kameruner Grasland um 1900
- Mitchell Gauvin (Mainz): Clocks, Calendars, and Postcolonialism: Critiquing Temporality in Colonial History and the Present Tense
18:15 Uhr Diskussion: Wie weiter mit den Gender Studies? Impulse und Moderation: Andrea Geier und Lena Wetenkamp
Fr., 07.07.2023, 9.00-13.15 Uhr
- Gökay Kanmazalp (Leipzig): Dissecting Linguistic Signifiers: Postcolonial Insights into Galatasaray High School Student Representations
- Lucky Igohosa Ugbudian (Ebonyi): Women Suffrage: The Nigerian Perspective
- Sudha Rawat (New Delhi): Women’s Bodies as a Site of Conflict: Tamil Women in the Sri Lankan civil war
- Sebastian Althoff (Paderborn): Scenes of Survival: Elaborations on a Ubiquitous Notion
- Vivian Buchholz (Hagen): Objektivität feministisch gewendet: Sandra Hardings Epistemologie
- Deepthi Krishna (Hyderabad): Gendered cinematic city: Risk and freedom for women in contemporary urban space of Hyderabad
- Amrita Basu Roy Chowdhury (Kalkutta): Conforming to Stereotyping or Breaking the Norms? Construction of Gender Roles in Post Pandemic Bengali Print Advertisement
- Yamini Agarwal (New Delhi): Gender, Education, and Covid-19: Impact of the Pandemic in a Marginalised Neighbourhood in Delhi
- Madhavi Jha: Living or Subsisting? (Toronto): Wages on Colonial Famine Public Works and the Gendered History of Economic Thought in South Asia
Source: HSozuKult