Sexuality’s epistemological impulse Venetia Kantsa Reflections on the edited volume Anti-keimena sexualikotitas: Kritikes theories, diepistimonikes proseggiseis [Sexuality’s Object(ion)s: Critical Theories, Interdisciplinary Readings] Volume edited by: Eirini Avramopoulou and Pako Chalkidis Translated by: Ouranos Tsiakalos Published by: Topos, 2022
Touching semi-public intimacies (otherwise) Athena Athanasiou Reflections on the edited volume Anti-keimena sexualikotitas: Kritikes theories, diepistimonikes proseggiseis [Sexuality’s Object(ion)s: Critical Theories, Interdisciplinary Readings] Volume edited by: Eirini Avramopoulou and Pako Chalkidis Translated by: Ouranos Tsiakalos Published by: Topos, 2022
Wet bodies Aliki Theodosiou Reflections on the edited volume Anti-keimena sexualikotitas: Kritikes theories, diepistimonikes proseggiseis [Sexuality’s Object(ion)s: Critical Theories, Interdisciplinary Readings] Volume edited by: Eirini Avramopoulou and Pako Chalkidis Translated by: Ouranos Tsiakalos Published by: Topos, 2022
De-commodifying political memory: Fertile memories beyond the walls of silence Meltem Ahıska The impulse to create begins –often terribly and fearfully– in a tunnel of silence. Adrienne Rich (2002, p. 78) Memory is often contrasted to silence. Memory is active in
Tragedies Interrupted: An Interview with Voluspa Jarpa Alkisti Efthymiou
Dialectical ephemera: Eirene Efstathiou’s “Memories of the Present” Hypatia Vourloumis This essay theoretically engages with the critical imaginaries of visual artist Eirene Efstathiou’s painted series Memories of the present.1 I approach Efstathiou’s paintings as Benjaminian “dialectical images” gleaned and mediated from within
8th of March: Talking about intersectional feminism in the university (as well) FYL.IS.
Introduction Lesbians* on the Verge
She walked “on the serpent’s spine”, or an essay on her gaze Athena Athanasiou On Rea Walldén’s film Obsessive Hours at the Topos of Reality: Antoinetta Angelidi’s Confessions (Or an Essay on Her Gaze)
Judith Butler and the “ethical turn” in anthropology Dimitra Gefou-Madianou On the occasion of the book: Logodotontas gia ton eafto [Giving an account of oneself] by Judith Butler Translation to Greek: Michalis Laliotis Editing, addendum: Athena Athanasiou Ekkremes, 2009 (The original was published
8th of March: “Women’s” Day without an asterisk Elli Vougiouka, member of the group Dissensus Gender
Scattered thoughts on precarious labor Diana Manesi
Citizenship and space Sofia Dona
Ektrosi as amvlosi and the silent procedure of curettage for the technical termination of pregnancy Evangelia Chordaki Abstract The present essay is based on the different concepts and the related division in Greek concerning the technical termination of an unwanted pregnancy-abortion. I
Whose Revolution? A Reflection on The Iranian Uprisings Sima Shakhsari & Minoo Moallem Translated in Greek by Ouranos Tsiakalos
The meta-right to the dream of rebellion Eirini Avramopoulou Thoughts on the book: Anofelo na eksegeiresai? Keimena gia tin Iraniki Epanastasi kai to Politiko Islam [Is it useless for you to revolt? Texts on the Iranian Revolution and Political Islam] Michel Foucault, Maxime
Call me when you are back Medusas, Larissa feminist collective
Mourning as queer methodology: A conversation between Jacques Derrida and Judith Butler George Petropoulos Abstract This article focuses on the notion of impossible mourning in the work of Jacques Derrida and Judith Butler. Despite the differences in their approach, both philosophers rethink
“We are all Antigonas”: From the imperative of burial to the claim of utopia Marios Chatziprokopiou Critical essay on Moira Fradinger’s study Antígonas: Writing from Latin America, Oxford University Press, 2023
Intersectionality and psychology: Epistemological notes on an open-ended relationship Vasianna Konstantopoulou Abstract The article examines the possibilities of forming deeper epistemological links between psychology and intersectionality. Advocating for a demarcated use of intersectionality in psychology not as a grand theory nor as
A litany of survival (Thank you, Audre Lorde) Mirto Tsilimpounidi
Gendered and trans voices: Is it “little boy” or “little girl”? Jojo Hekate Diakoumakos
The confessions of intersex desire in the (post)modern era Demetra Tzanaki Abstract In 2017, the Law 4491 on the recognition of gender identity in Greece did not include intersex populations. In the context of this observation and in an attempt to highlight
Abolitionist feminisms and worlds that do not (re)traumatize Caterina Stamou Abstract The article was written as part of the community course on Abolition Feminisms organized at the Feminist Autonomous Center for Research in the fall of 2022 in Athens, facilitated by Anna
Anarchafeminism & the Ontology of the Transindividual Chiara Bottici Translated in Greek by Korina (Kyriaki) Pavlidou