Frank G Karioris
Biographic Data
| ID | 229997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank G Karioris |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank G |
| FAMILY NAME | Karioris |
| SIGNATURE | KARIORIS F G |
| AFFILIATIONS | American University of Central Asia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Finding Joy and Elegy: Poetry from Pandemic
Amidst the despair, desperation, death, and economic deprivation of the pandemic, poetry—and creative outlets more broadly—have arisen to assist us in both making sense of the world at large, as well as addressing our own struggles during and from these challenges. This essay seeks to put these works into conversation as part of a process—along with quarantine—of seeding, an opportunity to grow new roots and networks. Drawing from a field of esta…
Bound to be grooms: The imbrication of economy, ecology, and bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan
This article explores intersections among gender, violence and socio-economic insecurities through examining the practice of women’s abduction for forced marriage in rural Kyrgyzstan. In the post-Soviet period, bride-kidnapping has been discussed as an expression of reviving 'traditional' ethnic culture and as a system of social rules that constrain actors in a variety of ways. Understanding of this practice requires a more nuanced analysis of th…
The Falmer Method: Toward a New Kind of Conference
With all the pressure to present at conferences and to publish, it is easy to forget that what draws so many into academia is the excitement of thinking, reading and grappling with new ideas with o
When two become one: Sexuality Studies and Critical Studies of Men and Masculinities
Men think about sex ... a lot. Is this a problem or is this a site for reformation? In this paper, we set out to think actively, deeply, about the question of sexuality, to penetrate the limits of men and masculinity studies, and to tease at a range of questions that it seems the field is not attending to for any number of reasons. When men’s studies scholars speak of sex, we often speak of rape culture, violent sex, ideas of entitlement to sex, …
Decolonizing the Westernized University: Interventions in philosophy of education from within and without
"Decolonizing the Westernized University: Interventions in philosophy of education from within and without." British Journal of Educational Studies, 66(3), pp. 412–413
The conundrum of masculinity: Hegemony, Homosociality, Homophobia, and Heteronormativity
"The conundrum of masculinity: hegemony, homosociality, homophobia, and heteronormativity." NORMA, 13(3-4), pp. 281–282
Connecting in College: How Friendship Networks Matter for Academic and Social Success . By Janice M. McCabe
This book, based on extensive research, tackles the eminently important topic of how students’ networks, formed via friendships during their time at university, impact their academic success while
Masculinities Under Neoliberalism
Grow a Pair! Critically Analyzing Masculinity and the Testicles
The testicles are remarkably important to the construction of male identity. We tell men to “grow a pair.” So what, we might ask, then is the place of the testicles in men’s studies? Truth be told, the testicles have not occupied significant attention in gender studies, and certainly not in the same way as the phallus has. This article, therefore, seeks to position the testicles as an object of study in the field of men’s studies
Temporally Adrift and Permanently Liminal: Relations, Distalgia and a U.S. University as Site of Transition and Frontier
This article seeks to explore temporal reconceptualizations and forms of nostalgia that first-year university men are experiencing and creating. It will explore the ways that time can be conceived of in relation to the present and a future that is not-yet-existent. The article takes as its starting point ethnographic fieldwork in the 21st century at a private, Catholic university in the U.S. and, in particular, men in an all-male residence hall. …
Masculinities under Neoliberalism
Introduction: Rupture and Exile: Permanent Liminality in Spaces for Movement and Abandonment
No abstract available
Towards an Intersectional Approach to Patriarchy: Male Homosociality in an American Context
This article seeks to begin an exploration of the ways that male homosociality can be investigated and talked about using a multidimensional and intersectional lens. In doing this, it puts to the fore an understanding and discussion of patriarchy, while simultaneously situating the discussion amidst current American visions of masculinity. The article aims to provide a further starting point for theorising about men's homosocial relations and the…
Bound to be grooms: The imbrication of economy, ecology, and bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan
This article explores intersections among gender, violence and socio-economic insecurities through examining the practice of women’s abduction for forced marriage in rural Kyrgyzstan. In the post-Soviet period, bride-kidnapping has been discussed as an expression of reviving 'traditional' ethnic culture and as a system of social rules that constrain actors in a variety of ways. Understanding of this practice requires a more nuanced analysis of th…
Introduction: Rupture and Exile: Permanent Liminality in Spaces for Movement and Abandonment
No abstract available
When two become one: Sexuality Studies and Critical Studies of Men and Masculinities
Men think about sex ... a lot. Is this a problem or is this a site for reformation? In this paper, we set out to think actively, deeply, about the question of sexuality, to penetrate the limits of men and masculinity studies, and to tease at a range of questions that it seems the field is not attending to for any number of reasons. When men’s studies scholars speak of sex, we often speak of rape culture, violent sex, ideas of entitlement to sex, …
Grow a Pair! Critically Analyzing Masculinity and the Testicles
The testicles are remarkably important to the construction of male identity. We tell men to “grow a pair.” So what, we might ask, then is the place of the testicles in men’s studies? Truth be told, the testicles have not occupied significant attention in gender studies, and certainly not in the same way as the phallus has. This article, therefore, seeks to position the testicles as an object of study in the field of men’s studies
Towards an Intersectional Approach to Patriarchy: Male Homosociality in an American Context
This article seeks to begin an exploration of the ways that male homosociality can be investigated and talked about using a multidimensional and intersectional lens. In doing this, it puts to the fore an understanding and discussion of patriarchy, while simultaneously situating the discussion amidst current American visions of masculinity. The article aims to provide a further starting point for theorising about men's homosocial relations and the…
Towards an Intersectional Approach to Patriarchy: Male Homosociality in an American Context
This article seeks to begin an exploration of the ways that male homosociality can be investigated and talked about using a multidimensional and intersectional lens. In doing this, it puts to the fore an understanding and discussion of patriarchy, while simultaneously situating the discussion amidst current American visions of masculinity. The article aims to provide a further starting point for theorising about men's homosocial relations and the…
Masculinities Under Neoliberalism
Grow a Pair! Critically Analyzing Masculinity and the Testicles
The testicles are remarkably important to the construction of male identity. We tell men to “grow a pair.” So what, we might ask, then is the place of the testicles in men’s studies? Truth be told, the testicles have not occupied significant attention in gender studies, and certainly not in the same way as the phallus has. This article, therefore, seeks to position the testicles as an object of study in the field of men’s studies
Temporally Adrift and Permanently Liminal: Relations, Distalgia and a U.S. University as Site of Transition and Frontier
This article seeks to explore temporal reconceptualizations and forms of nostalgia that first-year university men are experiencing and creating. It will explore the ways that time can be conceived of in relation to the present and a future that is not-yet-existent. The article takes as its starting point ethnographic fieldwork in the 21st century at a private, Catholic university in the U.S. and, in particular, men in an all-male residence hall. …
Masculinities under Neoliberalism
Introduction: Rupture and Exile: Permanent Liminality in Spaces for Movement and Abandonment
No abstract available
Connecting in College: How Friendship Networks Matter for Academic and Social Success . By Janice M. McCabe
This book, based on extensive research, tackles the eminently important topic of how students’ networks, formed via friendships during their time at university, impact their academic success while
Decolonizing the Westernized University: Interventions in philosophy of education from within and without
"Decolonizing the Westernized University: Interventions in philosophy of education from within and without." British Journal of Educational Studies, 66(3), pp. 412–413
The conundrum of masculinity: Hegemony, Homosociality, Homophobia, and Heteronormativity
"The conundrum of masculinity: hegemony, homosociality, homophobia, and heteronormativity." NORMA, 13(3-4), pp. 281–282
The Falmer Method: Toward a New Kind of Conference
With all the pressure to present at conferences and to publish, it is easy to forget that what draws so many into academia is the excitement of thinking, reading and grappling with new ideas with o
When two become one: Sexuality Studies and Critical Studies of Men and Masculinities
Men think about sex ... a lot. Is this a problem or is this a site for reformation? In this paper, we set out to think actively, deeply, about the question of sexuality, to penetrate the limits of men and masculinity studies, and to tease at a range of questions that it seems the field is not attending to for any number of reasons. When men’s studies scholars speak of sex, we often speak of rape culture, violent sex, ideas of entitlement to sex, …
Bound to be grooms: The imbrication of economy, ecology, and bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan
This article explores intersections among gender, violence and socio-economic insecurities through examining the practice of women’s abduction for forced marriage in rural Kyrgyzstan. In the post-Soviet period, bride-kidnapping has been discussed as an expression of reviving 'traditional' ethnic culture and as a system of social rules that constrain actors in a variety of ways. Understanding of this practice requires a more nuanced analysis of th…
Finding Joy and Elegy: Poetry from Pandemic
Amidst the despair, desperation, death, and economic deprivation of the pandemic, poetry—and creative outlets more broadly—have arisen to assist us in both making sense of the world at large, as well as addressing our own struggles during and from these challenges. This essay seeks to put these works into conversation as part of a process—along with quarantine—of seeding, an opportunity to grow new roots and networks. Drawing from a field of esta…
Sociology (12 works) · Gender Studies (7 works) · Masculinity (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Historical Gender and Feminism Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 works)