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DTSTAMP:20260427T071130Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20221102T153000
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SUMMARY:CSWG Annual Lecture - Jennifer C. Nash and Samantha Pinto - "Rage
 \, Guilt\, Shame\, Depression\, Exhaustion: An Index of Intersectional F
 eeling"
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CREATED:20221010T090358Z
DESCRIPTION:You are warmly invited to this year's CSWG Annual Lecture. "R
 age\, Guilt\, Shame\, Depression\, Exhaustion: An Index of Intersectiona
 l Feeling" Abstract What are\, what does it mean\, and how does it feel 
 to inhabit the affective scripts of feminism today? We will attempt to c
 hart the routines of feeling that make meaning\, purpose\, and direction
  for feminism in uncomfortable\, often thwarted ways. In this talk\, we 
 look at articulations of rage\, guilt\, shame\, depression\, and exhaust
 ion in feminist studies\, in order to examine what has become\, we’ve ar
 gued\, feminism’s good object and methodology of this era: intersectiona
 lity. In looking at the affectual and material dimensions of the dominan
 t modes of critiquing and curing white feminism-- shame and its sisters\
 , guilt and depression-- we hope to think through the limits and the pos
 sibilities of bad objecthood and bad feelings in feminist thought and in
 stitutional praxis around its seemingly “good” object of intersectionali
 ty and the rage it imagines necessary as a disciplining force for the fi
 eld and practice of feminism. Paying careful attention to the uses\, use
 fulness\, and limits of these registers in the feminist political imagin
 ation\, we trace intersectional feminist scholarly\, art\, and media dis
 cernments of these affects while also theorizing emergent affects like e
 xhaustion that append to the political formation & futures of feminism. 
 In doing so\, we hope both to make transparent the critical desires of f
 eminist politics predicated on the narration of affective lives and to a
 rgue for renewed attention to the complex emotional registers of institu
 tional life & feminism’s vulnerable and yet sustaining labor around it. 
 We ultimately hope to consider under-studied modes of political feeling 
 and thinking that Black feminism has highlighted to explore what these s
 eemingly negative or minor affects look like when applied to intersectio
 nality and feminism as objects and methods of study. Speaker Bios Jennif
 er C. Nash is the Jean Fox O'Barr Professor and current Chair of Gender\
 , Sexuality\, and Feminist Studies at Duke University. She earned her Ph
 D in African American Studies at Harvard University and her JD at Harvar
 d Law School. She is the author of three books: The Black Body in Ecstas
 y: Reading Race\, Reading Pornography (awarded the Alan Bray Memorial Bo
 ok Prize by the GL/Q Caucus of the Modern Language Association)\, Black 
 Feminism Reimagined (awarded the Gloria AnzaldĂşa Book Prize by the Natio
 nal Women's Studies Association)\, and Birthing Black Mothers (Gloria An
 zaldĂşa Book Prize by the National Women's Studies Association). She is t
 he editor of Gender: Love (Macmillan\, 2016)\, and a co-editor (along wi
 th Samantha Pinto) of The Routledge Companion to Intersectionalities (Ro
 utledge\, 2022). Her research has been supported by the ACLS/Burkhardt F
 ellowship\, Radcliffe Institute\, and the Woodrow Wilson Junior Faculty 
 Career Enhancement Fellowship. Her current book project is How We Write 
 Now: Living with Black Feminist Theory (under contract\, Duke University
  Press). Samantha Pinto is Professor of English\, Director of the Humani
 ties Institute\, core faculty of Women’s and Gender Studies and affiliat
 ed faculty of African & African Diaspora Studies at the University of Te
 xas at Austin. She is the author of Difficult Diasporas: The Transnation
 al Feminist Aesthetic of the Black Atlantic(NYU Press\, 2013) and Infamo
 us Bodies: Early Black Women’s Celebrity and the Afterlives of Rights(Du
 ke UP\, 2020). She also co-edited Writing Beyond the State (Palgrave\, 2
 020) with Alexandra S. Moore\, and co-edits the Duke University Press bo
 ok series “Black Feminism on the Edge” with Jennifer C. Nash. She is cur
 rently working on a third book on race\, internal embodiment\, and scien
 tific discourse in African American and African Diaspora culture\, as we
 ll as a books on feminist ambivalence and on divorce. This lecture is fr
 ee and open to all\, but advance registration is required. To register f
 or a place\, click HERE. If you have any questions about the event\, ple
 ase email cswg-events@warwick.ac.uk. In the registration form\, you will
  be able to indicate access requirements and other needs. Do not hesitat
 e to let us know if there are any adjustments we can make to support you
 r full participation.
LOCATION:Zoom\, streamed live online to E0.23 (Social Sciences Building)
CATEGORIES:Research Centre (Centre for the Study of Women and Gender)
LAST-MODIFIED:20221010T090358Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Maria do Mar Pereira:
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