Plural Feminisms

Introduction - Sohini Chatterjee and Po-Han Lee PART I: Experiencing and Inhabiting Intersectionality Chapter 1. Against âthe devil from withinâ: Doing Feminism by Reconciling Multiple Selves - Po-Han Lee, Assistant Professor at Global Health Program, National Taiwan University, Taiwan Chapter 2. Walking the âfeminist tightropeâ: Navigating Feminist Identities Within Anti-Violence Work with Men - Madison Brockbank, PhD Student in Social Work, OGS Scholar and Sherman Graduate Resident 2020-2021, McMaster University, Canada Chapter 3. Rethinking Fan Studies as Feminist Methodology in the Chinese Context - Ming Zhang, Doctoral Researcher, Faculty of Media and Communication, Bournemouth University, UK. - Oscar Tianyang Zhou, PhD, Lecturer in Media, School of Humanities, University of Hertfordshire, UK. Chapter 4. Genderqueer Embodiment: Exploring In-Between Lived Experience through the Friction between Queer Theory and Trans Studies - Sanchari Sur, PhD Candidate in English and Film Studies at Wilfred Laurier University, Canada, and recipient of Lambda Literary Fellowship in 2018. PART II: Practices of Everyday Resistance Chapter 5: Ethical Resistance as QueerCrip Critique: Feminist Dissidence and Embodyminded Everyday Knowing - Sohini Chatterjee, PhD Student in Gender, Sexuality, and Womenâs Studies, The University of Western Ontario, Canada Chapter 6. Queerly Mad: Survivor Skills from AIDS Bereavement and the Trauma of Suicide - Kody Muncaster, SSHRC-funded PhD Student in Gender, Sexuality, and Womenâs Studies, The University of Western Ontario, Canada - Chapter 7. Why Are All the Black Girls Sitting Together on the U-Bahn? - Madeline Bass, Early Stage Researcher with MOVES European Joint Doctorate, dually enrolled at the Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany, and University of Kent, UK - Laetitia Walendom, Graduate Student of the Center for African Studies, Stanford University, USA, and former Creative Director of Forme Femine Art. Chapter 8. Feminist practices in architecture: how women develop resistance through collective action - Maria Silvia DâAvolio, PhD, Lecturer in Criminology at University of Brighton, UK. PART III: Embodiment of antinormativity Chapter 9. Aazhawigamig (The Space Between Two Lodges): An Indigenous Feminist Perspective on Mothering During COVID - Ren©e E. Mazinegiizhigoo-kweB©dard, PhD, Assistant Professor of Education, University of Western Ontario, Canada Chapter 10. Feminisms Beyond Prescriptive Relating: Unpacking Settler/Colonial Mythologies - Rowan J. Quirk, Masterâs Candidate of the Global Health Program, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, and EiC of The Welfare Collective. Chapter 11. A Reflexive Consideration of the Apocalyptic Child - Emily Scherzinger, Instructor and PhD Candidate in Cultural Studies at McMaster University, Canada PART IV: Critical Pedagogy as Feminist Intervention Chapter 12. Confronting Contradiction: âWitchyâ Pandemic Teaching as a Form of Spiritual Activism - Kascindra Shewan, PhD, SSHRC-funded Postdoctoral Fellow, Art History and Communication Studies at McGill University, Canada Chapter 13. Untitled - Corin de Freitas, Instructor of Geography at Langara College and PhD Candidate in Geography at University of British Columbia, Canada Chapter 14. Feminist Praxis in Exile: A Collaborative Autoethnography - Simten Cosar, Visiting Instructor, Professor of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh, USA. - G¼lden -zcan, Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Lethbridge, Canada Chapter 15. Taking Up Sites of Resistance in the Neoliberal University: Re-imagining Ways of Learning and Belonging - Elizabeth Chelsea Mohler, SSHRC-funded PhD Student in Occupational Science at University of Western Ontario, Canada, and Accessibility and Disability Justice Advocate. Chapter 16. Feminist Praxis: Challenging Institutional Misogyny and Systemic Violence against Women - Deanna Dadusc, PhD, Lecturer in Criminology at University of Brighton, UK. - Maria Silvia DâAvolio, PhD, Lecturer in Criminology at University of Brighton, UK. - Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti, PhD, Lecturer in Criminology at University of Brighton, UK.