Unboxing the Queenzears—in Queenzenglish Kyoo Lee Kyoo Lee with Amy Evans Bauer (annotator) Kyoo Lee with Laura Wetherington (annotator) Reprint from: Kyoo Lee, “Unboxing the Queenzears—in Queenzenglish”; Kyoo Lee with Amy Evans Bauer (annotator), “Unboxing the Queenzears—in Queenzenglish”; Kyoo Lee with Laura Wetherington (annotator), “Unboxing
Trouba, the “red light” district of Piraeus: questions of identity and history Alexandra Zavvou Abstract Trοuba is an area in the center of Piraeus, which was transformed in the first post-war decades into a booming sex and entertainment market, the “red light”
Shadows of the absent body Judith Butler I am most pleased and honored to be here today in order to reflect with you on the work of Doris Salcedo.1 The exhibition here at the Harvard Art Museum includes a number of pieces
“Mama’s baby, papa’s maybe”: An American grammar book Hortense Spillers Translation in Greek: Ioulia Pentazou, Vangelis Argyropoulos
Arts of critique: An introduction Elena Tzelepis Because of your elite status from a year’s worth of travel, you have already settled into your window seat on United Airlines, when the girl and her mother arrive at your row. The girl, looking
Memorializing the gates of hell: Reflections on the nexus of trauma, art, and history-telling Anna Papaeti This essay is part of an ongoing process of reflection with regard to representing traumatic histories through artistic means and the process of memorialization.1 It takes
Becoming precarious, queering debt Isabell Lorey Translation: Kelly Mulvaney Subjectivating precarization and production without wage In neoliberal global capitalism, not only the relation of capital and work but also that of time, flexibility, and measurability is of central importance. Wages are sinking,
Access to justice for Roma and antigypsyism as a special form of racism Alexandra Karagianni Abstract Romani people are among the social groups of the population that suffer severe and increased discrimination and racist violence. Hate crimes, however, are one of the
Desire, dissent, empathy in art: Biographic records and institutional gaps Sofia Bempeza Abstract Drawing from an intersectional feminist perspective the public lecture focuses on the attempts to reclaim forms of representation, subjectification, and political intervention in the field of aesthetics and art.
“Biopolitical rationalities” of reproduction in Greece before and after the Covid-19 pandemic Cynthia Malakasis Abstract Drawing from the routes and experiences of a Syrian refugee woman within the network of maternity care in Athens, this commentary highlights the “double bind” between succumbing
History of Violence: The right to silence and the desire to narrate Aliki Theodosiou
Street photography as counter-archive and the legal protection of the face Eirini Avramopoulou
A discussion based on the book Suspended lives: letters to the world from Ritsona by Parwana Amiri (in Greek, Akivernites Polities, 2021) Parwana Amiri and Raia Lignou Abstract Parwana Amiri and Raia Lignou, having as a reference the book title mentioned above,
Ethics and politics of care in art: Thoughts from the field iLiana Fokianaki
The Labyrinth: Torments of the lesbian anthropological self Diana Manesi Abstract I began writing the labyrinth after two years of intensive fieldwork with queer and lesbian feminist collectives in Athens, Greece. I left with five notebooks, twenty—five life history interviews, two autobiographical
Gender and historical narratives in bildungsroman: Representations of motherhood and daughterhood in historical novels. Rosy Angelaki Abstract Motherhood is an intertemporal and stereotypical characteristic of the feminine identity and its ideological construction is enforced in the context of mother-daughter relationship; a relationship
Abortions, the embryo and the attempted “social regression” in Greece Panagiota Bampatzimopoulou Abstract The aim of this article is to selectively examine certain interventions made by some in the Greek public sphere to speak out about abortions and the fetus/embryo, precisely because
Choosing the margin as a space of radical openness bell hooks Translated in Greek by Danai Kapranou
Why is the idea of “gender” provoking backlash the world over? Judith Butler Translated in Greek by Danai Kapranou
Rhythmic politics of the national body: Performativities of coloniality and racism in marches and school parades Dafni Tragaki Abstract The article examines the interweaving of coloniality and racism with nationalism in Greek music history apropos the investigation of march and the parade
How is Palestine a critical feminist issue Nada Elia Translated in Greek by Panayiota Stathopoulou
FRED MOTEN
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