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Gender Institute public lecture series 2014
Program
12
Mar
2014
Our bodies, whose property?
Professor Anne Phillips
05
May
2014
Standpoint theory and the formation of gender archaeology
Professor Alison Wylie
03
Jun
2014
What do wages do? Feminist theory in austere times
Professor Lisa Adkins
22
Jul
2014
Feminist ripostes to the responsibility to protect doctrine
Dr Susan Harris Rimmer
19
Aug
2014
Reproductive Freedom, Torture and International Human Rights: Challenging the Masculinisation of Torture
Dr Ronli Sifris; Professor Kim Rubenstein
24
Sep
2014
Feminism's archive
Associate Professor Maryanne Dever
16
Oct
2014
Queer theory's queer sex
Professor Robyn Wiegman, Duke University
Feminist Theory Now
Feminist theory today is a transforming landscape of ideas.
Ongoing challenges to mainstream thinking, major contributions to disciplines, and contested questions over what feminism itself means all make this a vibrant field.
In this new Gender Institute public lecture series we invite leading feminist theorists to discuss their recent work.
Final in the series:
Presented by Professor Robyn Wiegman, Duke University
Event date: Thursday, 16 October 2014 - 5:00pm to 6:30pm
Venue: A. D. Hope Conference Room (Level 1), Building 14, ANU
Series podcasts
Feminism's archive
Associate Professor Maryanne Dever
Feminist ripostes to the responsibility to protect doctrine
Dr Susan Harris Rimmer
What do wages do? Feminist theory in austere times
Professor Lisa Adkins
Standpoint theory and the formation of gender archaeology
Professor Alison Wylie
Our bodies, whose property?
Professor Anne Phillips
