Feminist Journaling

Femininity

Swastika Jajoo i still can’t say ‘femininity’ without tripping on the i’s-feminity – feminininity – femininity.you see, if only it fit as well on my tongue as it does in all these dictionaries.for instance, an established definition of femininity reads something along the lines of‘the quality of being female; womanliness’and supports it with an appropriate …

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Announcing winners of the #Login Gender’s Theme of the Month ‘Feminist Journaling’…

Thank you for engaging with our entries on Feminist Journaling. We are delighted to share that the following entries  has been selected as the most reflective and engaging article. The entries were highly appreciated by the jury and created ripples of conversations around the theme on the portal and on social media. Many Congratulations! Winner: …

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Feminist Journaling #1: Feminist Journaling as Pedagogical Praxis

I walked into my Gender and International Relations course module during my graduate study at the LSE eagerly anticipating norm-breaking theory and insightful discussions. But little did I know that my professor had in store for me – my own weekly dose of feminist journaling. For one of the requirements for her class was a …

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What does feminist journaling mean to you? How does one engage with feminist journaling? What makes feminist journaling a deeply reflective exercise? Reflect & Share. Login Gender is looking for new and different perspectives on how feminist journaling resonates with you, as young feminist scholars and practitioners. This competition is open to students and young …

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The Pretensions of Kawaii: Schoolgirls and Cute Sexism

Swastika Jajoo This article examines gender performativity of Kawaii entrenched in the Japanese culture. Through her piece she explores various facets of this sexist culture leading to infantilisation and objectification of young school girls and women in Japan. I. INTRODUCTION Didier Andre Guillot writes in an opinion article published in The Japan Times in July …

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