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February 2023
March 2023
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–15:00
Centrum för genusvetenskap
Queer spaces, ‘tolerant’ places and ‘intolerant’ times: Uses and abuses of LGBTQI+ spaces in Swedish nationalist ideologies
On heterosexist fascism and an evolving homonationalistic discourse in contemporary Sweden.
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Engelska parken
Thinking Wildly with Jack Halberstam
This symposium invites scholars to a conversation about the state and future of queer studies and the role of Jack Halberstam’s work in the field in general and in relation to their own research.
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–15:00
Centrum för genusvetenskap
‘We are all one with everything’: Indigenous epistemes and related knowledges
This seminar explores and illuminates Indigenous- and Sámi relational epistemes as interconnected and response-able ways of knowing, being, and doing beyond settler colonial world-making practices.
April 2023
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–18:00
Staging Intersectionality: Queer Macho and Brown Revenge
How does double consciousness become double agency?
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–15:00
Centrum för genusvetenskap
Feminist Human Robot Interaction? Better and More Ethical Social Robotics
What does it mean to bring feminist theory and ideas in to the design, development and application of robots and human-robot interaction?
May 2023
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–18:00
Family Feminism: A Study of Swedish Feminist Politics and Research in Relation to Work, Family, and the Urgent Needs of the Present
Why does feminism hold on to the family?
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–15:00
Centrum för genusvetenskap
Sex is Different from Money: Conceptualizing Sextortion as Corruption
How does the dynamics of the transaction and our understanding of corruption change when the currency is sex?
