Pamela R. Fletcher Whose Body Is It Anyway? Transforming Ourselves to Change a Rape Culture In Buchwald, Fletcher & Roth (eds.), Transforming a Rape Culture Minneapolis, MN: Milkweed Editions (2005) […]
To be enjoyed with Dove’s Farm digestive biscuits and herbal tea Marilyn French The Women’s Room London: Virago, 1997 See here and here for more information.
To be enjoyed with a pot of black tea, “something light like Earl or Lady Grey”. “I think I would like to eat madeleines for fun, although I have never […]
I wanted to propose something that, in a hypothetical reading group, could open up a discussion of female experimental music. For me this isn’t a tangential question but really the […]
Virginia Woolf: A Room of One’s Own, 1929 Online here. Find more about Virginia Woolf here and here. Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid, 1940 Online here.
“These should be enjoyed with a nice cup of tea.” Val Plumwood Being Prey Can be read here. Linda Montano and Jennie Klein Mitchell’s Death Text of a video performance […]
Dean Spade For Lovers And Fighters Available here. Cheryl Harris . Whiteness As Property Available here. Audre Lorde The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle The Master’s House In Sister Outsider […]
Giorgio Agamben’s reading of Hannah Arendt’s We Refugees, Available here. Susan Sontag’s reading of Virginia Woolf’s Three Guineas in Regarding the Pain of Others London: Penguin 2004 (“at least the […]
JD Samson & Emily Roysdon in conversation ANP Quarterly, RVCA, Issue 5 Available here.
Pierre Choderlos de Laclos: Treatise on the Education of Women In Michel Feher (ed.), The Libertine Reader New York: Zone Books, 1997, pp. 128-166 Liaisons dangereuses Oxford: OUP 1998 Available […]
