Gina Gwenffrewi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4271892 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gina Gwenffrewi |
| PRENOMES | Gina |
| SOBRENOME | Gwenffrewi |
| ASSINATURA | GWENFFREWI G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
As Is and Co-creating Theatre From Research to Stage
We offer a film of an ethnodrama/play: As Is ; originally performed in Glasgow in 2022. Our accompanying article describes the who, how, what and why of bringing this ethnodrama to life on stage. The original research project interviewed 36 trans, intersex and LGBTI activists. The lines of the ethnodrama are drawn verbatim from these participant interviews, with the exception of The Narrator: a fictitious inclusion for the audience's benefit. The…
Transfeminist perspectives
In this essay we highlight the value of transfeminist theory for understanding the digital public sphere. Transfeminism allows us to challenge the devaluation of femininity that affects all women and femmes, while specifically challenging the marginalisation of people whose gender expression does not match societal stereotypes of the gender and sex binary, particularly those who experience oppression on multiple axes. Building on existing interse…
We Want It All
J. K. Rowling and the Echo Chamber of Secrets
This autoethnographic article attempts to capture the distress of a trans woman in Scotland at the transphobia in the legacy media's coverage of the J. K. Rowling furore in June 2020. Through the use of a frame narrative, the article analyses some of the transphobic elements of Rowling's essay published on June 10, 2020, originally titled “TERF Wars,” which prompted an online backlash and a subsequent cycle of negative legacy media coverage again…
Hiraethi Jan Morris
Within transgender studies, Jan Morris casts a problematic shadow, with Aren Aizura identifying how “Morris's entire literary and historical oeuvre . . . [is] a tacit articulation of a British colonial ideology.” Yet this position appears to be based on Morris's works between the 1950s and 1970s, up to and including her memoir Conundrum, and represents arguably only the first of three periods in Morris's writing. This essay argues that two subseq…
Transfeminist perspectives
In this essay we highlight the value of transfeminist theory for understanding the digital public sphere. Transfeminism allows us to challenge the devaluation of femininity that affects all women and femmes, while specifically challenging the marginalisation of people whose gender expression does not match societal stereotypes of the gender and sex binary, particularly those who experience oppression on multiple axes. Building on existing interse…
J. K. Rowling and the Echo Chamber of Secrets
This autoethnographic article attempts to capture the distress of a trans woman in Scotland at the transphobia in the legacy media's coverage of the J. K. Rowling furore in June 2020. Through the use of a frame narrative, the article analyses some of the transphobic elements of Rowling's essay published on June 10, 2020, originally titled “TERF Wars,” which prompted an online backlash and a subsequent cycle of negative legacy media coverage again…
As Is and Co-creating Theatre From Research to Stage
We offer a film of an ethnodrama/play: As Is ; originally performed in Glasgow in 2022. Our accompanying article describes the who, how, what and why of bringing this ethnodrama to life on stage. The original research project interviewed 36 trans, intersex and LGBTI activists. The lines of the ethnodrama are drawn verbatim from these participant interviews, with the exception of The Narrator: a fictitious inclusion for the audience's benefit. The…
Hiraethi Jan Morris
Within transgender studies, Jan Morris casts a problematic shadow, with Aren Aizura identifying how “Morris's entire literary and historical oeuvre . . . [is] a tacit articulation of a British colonial ideology.” Yet this position appears to be based on Morris's works between the 1950s and 1970s, up to and including her memoir Conundrum, and represents arguably only the first of three periods in Morris's writing. This essay argues that two subseq…
We Want It All
J. K. Rowling and the Echo Chamber of Secrets
This autoethnographic article attempts to capture the distress of a trans woman in Scotland at the transphobia in the legacy media's coverage of the J. K. Rowling furore in June 2020. Through the use of a frame narrative, the article analyses some of the transphobic elements of Rowling's essay published on June 10, 2020, originally titled “TERF Wars,” which prompted an online backlash and a subsequent cycle of negative legacy media coverage again…
Transfeminist perspectives
In this essay we highlight the value of transfeminist theory for understanding the digital public sphere. Transfeminism allows us to challenge the devaluation of femininity that affects all women and femmes, while specifically challenging the marginalisation of people whose gender expression does not match societal stereotypes of the gender and sex binary, particularly those who experience oppression on multiple axes. Building on existing interse…
As Is and Co-creating Theatre From Research to Stage
We offer a film of an ethnodrama/play: As Is ; originally performed in Glasgow in 2022. Our accompanying article describes the who, how, what and why of bringing this ethnodrama to life on stage. The original research project interviewed 36 trans, intersex and LGBTI activists. The lines of the ethnodrama are drawn verbatim from these participant interviews, with the exception of The Narrator: a fictitious inclusion for the audience's benefit. The…
Sociology (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (2 obras) · History (2 obras)