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European Journal of Women's Studies

What do the bloody spiritualists say? Exploring menstruation advocacy and feminist frictions in Sweden

European Journal of Women’s Studies, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 20-35, February 2025. While globally menstruators are increasingly receiving support through solidarity campaigns, the menstruating body remains an ambivalent subject in Swedish politics and…

By Linda Berg, 2 months ago

Women's Studies

“Feminism Means Having the Same Rights as Everyone”: Exploring Feminism from Women with Intellectual Disabilities’ Perspectives

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“Feminism Means Having the Same Rights as Everyone”: Exploring Feminism from Women with Intellectual Disabilities’ Perspectives

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Poetic Justice and Poetic Forgiveness as Feminine Ethics in Lee Chang-dong’s Milyang (2007) and Poetry (2010)

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By Mijeong Kim English, Gyeongsang National University, Jinju-si, 2 months ago

Women's Studies

Poetic Justice and Poetic Forgiveness as Feminine Ethics in Lee Chang-dong’s Milyang (2007) and Poetry (2010)

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By Mijeong Kim English, Gyeongsang National University, Jinju-si, 2 months ago

Efficacy of Menstrual Leave in the Workplace: Law and the Changing Discourse on Gender in India

Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 7-28, February 2025. This paper contextualises the ongoing debate in India on menstrual leave and the need to integrate physiological differences into workplace policies. The effort has been to…

By Asha Bhandari, 2 months ago

Efficacy of Menstrual Leave in the Workplace: Law and the Changing Discourse on Gender in India

Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 7-28, February 2025. This paper contextualises the ongoing debate in India on menstrual leave and the need to integrate physiological differences into workplace policies. The effort has been to…

By Asha Bhandari, 2 months ago

Laughter as Reprisal: The Feminist Take on Subversive Narration and Discursivity Through Humor in Carol Ann Duffy’s The World’s Wife

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By Rajeshwari Guha Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 2 months ago

Centre for Women's Studies

European Journal of Women's Studies

What do the bloody spiritualists say? Exploring menstruation advocacy and feminist frictions in Sweden

Women's Studies

“Feminism Means Having the Same Rights as Everyone”: Exploring Feminism from Women with Intellectual Disabilities’ Perspectives

Women's Studies

“Feminism Means Having the Same Rights as Everyone”: Exploring Feminism from Women with Intellectual Disabilities’ Perspectives

Women's Studies

Poetic Justice and Poetic Forgiveness as Feminine Ethics in Lee Chang-dong’s Milyang (2007) and Poetry (2010)

Women's Studies

Poetic Justice and Poetic Forgiveness as Feminine Ethics in Lee Chang-dong’s Milyang (2007) and Poetry (2010)

Efficacy of Menstrual Leave in the Workplace: Law and the Changing Discourse on Gender in India

Efficacy of Menstrual Leave in the Workplace: Law and the Changing Discourse on Gender in India

Women's Studies

Escaping the Binary: Gender Ideology and Edna’s Death in Kate Chopin’s The Awakening

Women's Studies

Escaping the Binary: Gender Ideology and Edna’s Death in Kate Chopin’s The Awakening

Women's Studies

Laughter as Reprisal: The Feminist Take on Subversive Narration and Discursivity Through Humor in Carol Ann Duffy’s The World’s Wife