Diane Weiss '80 Memorial Lectures
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Speaker | |
| 2024 |
The Mark of the Wench |
Zakiyyah Iman Jackson | |
| 2023 |
To Have and To Hoard: Xandra Ibarra's Object Lessons |
Leticia Alvarado | |
| 2022 | Lisa Lowe | ||
| 2021 | Gayle Salamon | ||
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2020 |
Unsettling Citizenship: Naturalization, Indigenous Dispossession, Queer Reading |
Siobhan Sommerville |
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2019 |
This Grey Gulf: James Baldwin and the Making of American Celebrity |
Robert Reid-Pharr |
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2018 |
Sumatho Ramaswamy |
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2017 |
Michelle Murphy |
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2016 |
Ann Cvetkovich |
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2015 |
Bitter Melancholy: Feminism and the Politics of Biology and Aggression |
Elizabeth Wilson |
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2013 |
Janet Jakobsen |
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2012 |
Plasticity and the Gendered Brain: Trading Essence for Potential |
Rebecca Jordan-Young |
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2011 |
J. Jack Halberstam |
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2010 |
Four Lives - Feminism, Nationalism and Communism in India |
Ania Loomba |
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2009 |
Ending 'Jane Crow': How Women's Workplace Activism in the 1970's Changed the Country |
Nancy MacLean |
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2008 |
Feminism: Why Now More Than Ever? |
Chris Cuomo |
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2007 |
The Harmonious Play of Sexuate Freedom: Kantian Beings to the Legacy of Critical Theory |
Drucilla Cornell |
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2006 |
Between the Boudoir & the Global Market: Shen Shou (1874-1921), Embroidery, and Modernity in East Asia |
Dorothy Ko |
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2005 |
Theorizing Agency, with Particular Attention to Gender Relations |
Sherry B. Ortner |
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2004 |
Bollywood/Hollywood: Queer Representation and the Perils of Translation |
Gayatri Gopinath |
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2003 |
Joan D. Hendrick |
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2002 |
Are All Human Beings by Nature Bisexual |
Elisabeth Young-Bruehl |
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2001 |
Inhuman Forces. Pleasure and Power in Feminist Theory |
Elizabeth Grosz |
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2000 |
The Logic of Difference: Race, Gender and 19th Century American Medicine |
Evelynn M. Hammonds |
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1999 |
Nostalgia of the New Wave: Structure in Wong Kar-Wai's Happy Together |
Rey Chow |
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1997 |
The Indian Woman, the Flower Girl, and the Jew: Photojournalism in Turn-of-the-Century London |
Judith R. Walkowitz |
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1996 |
Romancing the Stone: The Sexual Politics of Idealization |
Barbara Johnson |
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1995 |
Do Sex Hormones Really Exist? |
Anne Fausto-Sterling |
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1994 |
Rethinking Access and Social Change: Feminism and the Law |
Michelle Fine |
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1993 |
Soul Murder and Slavery |
Nell Irvin Painter |
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1992 |
Eleanor Roosevelt: Women and Power |
Blanche Wiesen Cook |
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1991 |
Bath Time: French Representation of the Bathe in the Latter 19th Century |
Linda Nochlin |
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1990 |
How Did Feminist Theory Get This Way? |
Catherine R. Stimpson |
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1989 |
Teaching Shakespeare's Sister |
Carol Gilligan |
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1988 |
Gender Ideology in Historical Reconstruction |
Alice Kessler-Harris |
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1987 |
Women and Community Activism: The Feminist Frontier |
Nancy Hewitt |
