Genders and identities
Diversity and Inclusion
Our interdisciplinary research delivers state-of-the art knowledge about how gender and intersecting identities including race, class, age, sexualities, and religion inform and shape people’s lives in historical and contemporary contexts.
Spotlight on: Contemporary Feminist Life-Writing
Jennifer Cooke's new book Contemporary Feminist Life-Writing was published by Cambridge University Press, and is the first volume to identify and analyse the 'new audacity' of recent feminist writings from life. Characterised by boldness in both style and content, willingness to explore difficult and disturbing experiences, the refusal of victimhood, and a lack of respect for traditional genre boundaries, it provides discussions of vulnerability, victimhood, authenticity, trauma, and affect.
People
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Dr Siân Adiseshiah Reader in English
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Dr Marion Arnold Lecturer in Critical and Historical Studies
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Marlous van Boldrik Postgraduate Researcher
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Dr Mary Brewer Senior Lecturer
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Penny Davis Doctoral Researcher
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Annabel C. Evans Research student
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Daniel Fountain Postgraduate Researcher
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Dr Jackie Goode Visiting Fellow in Qualitative Research
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Dr Rachael Grew Lecturer in Art History and Visual Culture
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Professor Marsha Meskimmon Professor of Transnational Art and Feminism
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Dr Claire O'Callaghan Lecturer in English
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Dr Sarah Parker Lecturer in English
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Agostinho M. N. Pinnock Research student
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Professor Hilary Robinson Professor of Feminism, Art and Theory
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Isobel Sigley Research Student
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Pisit Sreeprasert Research Student
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Ehryn Torrell Postgraduate Researcher
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Joanna Turner Research Student