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It's that time again! Join us on Weds 29th March when we'll be discussing all things 'Female Romantic Friendship', co-hosted by @BettyHagglund.
Sign up here 👉️eventbrite.com/e/vpfa-third-… #3rdSex #VictorianStudies
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So excited to share our collaboration with @CUEngCommPhilos - a brand new exhibition on Sleep and Dreams!
Thanks to all our speakers for their fascinating presentations, and to our lovely colleagues for curating and preparing these books for display. #CUSleepAndDreams
Thank you to everyone who came to our little drinks reception and Easter Lecture this evening! 🥺 @benwritesthings was epic! And it was lovely to see so many students and staff from ENCAP, JOMEC and @CUSpecialColls! We’ll be back (soon!), but for now - sleep! Ethan out! 😅
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The amazing @RachelCleves on how 'drag' fit squarely into mainstream conservative culture of the 19th & 20th C. as elite, straight, white men commonly 'cross-dressed' to mock social subordinates. So why suddenly ban drag today? Because those 'subordinates' have taken the reins 💅
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@JameyJesperson begins her incredible paper on 'Trans Misogyny in the Colonial Archive' with a land acknowledgement. She then introduces us to the theoretical concept of 're-membering', which is central to her work.
@JameyJesperson also explores the experiences of indigenous transfeminine people living in Alta California.
And we're off! @nkarlz begins her wonderful paper on 'Isabella Ford & the Dream of Lesbian Utopia' by discussing Ford's biography and socio-economic background.
Queer space: Lucretia and Kitty spend the majority of 'On the Threshold' encased in the safe space of their 'spinster flat'. This is an important locale throughout the novel - it grants Lucretia and Kitty independence.
Ford followed the school of the Yorkshire socialist, Edward Carpenter (1844-1929). Carpenter was, Tasha notes, supportive of queer love in the C19th, wrote variously on queer rights, and had a male lover (George Merrill!).
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Not only does trans misogyny have a history, but it's been intimately tied to the colonization of the "Americas," where 85% of trans murders take place today
Join me Monday as we 're-member' trans feminine lives in the colonial archive ❤️ Register below:
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The INCRED @nkarlz is sharing her work on Isabella Ford and Lesbian Utopia tomorrow at 6pm (GMT) via Zoom. You don't want to miss this @CUEngCommPhilos - it's gonna be epic!!
We are delighted to announce our next two speakers! On 1 March, the amazing @nkarlz will be discussing 'Isabella Ford & the Dream of a Lesbian Utopia' 🏳️🌈🌎 Sounds FIERCE, right? We can't wait! Grab your free tix here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/isabella-…
We are delighted to announce our next two speakers! On 1 March, the amazing @nkarlz will be discussing 'Isabella Ford & the Dream of a Lesbian Utopia' 🏳️🌈🌎 Sounds FIERCE, right? We can't wait! Grab your free tix here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/isabella-…
Then, on 6 March, we will be hearing from the incredible @JameyJesperson, who will be discussing 'Transmisogyny in the Colonial Archive'. You won't want to miss this fascinating paper! We are so excited! Grab your tix here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/transmiso…









