Gender and Love: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Second Edition
This volume was first published by Inter-Disciplinary Press in 2013.
Gender and Love: Interdisciplinary Perspectives is an interdisciplinary publication presenting papers from the 1st Global Conference ‘Gender and Love’ (Mansfield College, Oxford). The selected papers consider gender in relation to various kinds of love with regard, for example, to self, spirit, religion, family, friendship, ethics, nation, globalisation, environment, and so on. How do the interactions of gender and love promote particular performances of gender; conceptions of individual and collective identity; formations of community; notions of the human; understandings of good and evil? These are just some of the questions that occupied this project and eventually this publication.
Gender and Love: Interdisciplinary Perspectives is an interdisciplinary publication presenting papers from the 1st Global Conference ‘Gender and Love’ (Mansfield College, Oxford). The selected papers consider gender in relation to various kinds of love with regard, for example, to self, spirit, religion, family, friendship, ethics, nation, globalisation, environment, and so on. How do the interactions of gender and love promote particular performances of gender; conceptions of individual and collective identity; formations of community; notions of the human; understandings of good and evil? These are just some of the questions that occupied this project and eventually this publication.
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Noemi de Haro García is ‘Juan de la Cierva’ Postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. She is interested in the relationship between visual culture, society and politics. Currently her research deals with the audiovisual construction of dissent in the transition to democracy in Spain.
Maria-Anna Tseliou is PhD candidate and casual research assistant in School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester, UK. Her main research interests are museums and social inclusion, especially with reference to sexual minorities’ representation in UK museums.
Maria-Anna Tseliou is PhD candidate and casual research assistant in School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester, UK. Her main research interests are museums and social inclusion, especially with reference to sexual minorities’ representation in UK museums.