Ways of Feminist Knowing PGR Conference

Panel 1: Feminism as Sense(ational): The Body as Knowledge

• Choreomusical Practice as a Feminist Way of Knowing in Contemporary Violin Performance - Manlu Du, Arts and Creative Technologies
• Margaret Cavendish, The Sense of Touch, and Early Modern Embodied Knowledge - Sophie White, Philosophy
• Aesthetics of Exteriority in Rachel Cusk’s Work - Peri Mirza, English, English and Related Literature
• Personal Journeys: Feminist Storytelling Blending Chick-lit and Cricklit -Lubinna Shahal, Centre for Women's Studies

Panel 2: Feminism as Dis/eruption: Feminist Epistemologies

• Genre, Gender, and Gardening: 19C Gardening Manuals - Inga Jackson, History
• A Foucauldian Reconceptualisation of Resistance to Epistemic Injustice - Oliver Rodwell, Politics
• How to Treat the Past with Respect. Reading Gender-Nonconforming Figures from the Past - Kaori Matsumoto, Centre for Women's Studies

KEYNOTE

Words and Matter: Notes Toward a Collective Intersectional Feminist Vocabulary - Juliana Mensah, English and Related Literature

Panel 3: Feminist Subjectivities: Reconceptualizing Justice and Care

• Motherhood at the Margin: Adolescent Pregnancy and Lived Meanings of Reproductive Rights - Gabrielle Leite, Politics
• What About Us? An Exploration of Legislative Change on Abortion in Texas - Lawra Crabb, Centre for Women's Studies
• Surviving Patriarchy/Religion: Pashtun Women's Domestic Violence Under the Taliban - Nazia Quni, Politics

• Recognizing Informal Solidarity as Feminist Knowing in African Communities - Jessica Musa-Oluchi, Centre for Women's Studies

   

Panel 4: The Politics of Responsibility and Feminist Resistance

• Care, Community, and Researching with: Disrupting Neolliberal Ethics in Higher Education - Susy Williams and Melissa Williams, Politics
• Whose Algorithm? Feminist epistemologies of AI Design Philosophy in Judicial Systems - Fatimah Barnawi, School of Law
• Drought and the Reshaping of Women’s Embedded Mobility in North-western Pakistan - Muhammad Khan, Sociology
• Gendered Notions of Responsibility in Climate Change Discourse in the Netherlands - Yara van der Hoeven, Centre for Women's Studies