Rosemarie Buikema is Professor Emeritus of Art, Culture, and Diversity at Utrecht University. She has widely published in the field of Postcolonial Feminist Theory and the Arts and chaired the Graduate Gender Programme at Utrecht University until 2023.Liedeke Plate is Professor of Culture and Inclusivity at Radboud University. She researches the relationships between art, culture, and inclusion, focussing on literature, gender, cultural memory, and the so-called material turn in cultural studies.Kathrin Thiele is Professor of Gender, Culture, and Ecologies in the Department of Media and Culture Studies at Utrecht University. She researches in the field of feminist critical thinking, with focus on relationality, complexity, and planetary coexistence. She is also the current director of the Graduate Gender Programme at Utrecht University.

• Introduction Part 1. Concepts for Doing Gender 1. What is Left Unseen in the Story of Sojourner Truth: Intersectional Feminisms and Feminist Historiography 2. The Politics of Knowledge: Virginia Woolf and the Epistemological Practice of Standpoint and Situatedness 3. Borders and Bridges: Gloria Anzaldúa, Intersectionality, and Interdisciplinarity 4. The Adventures of Sarah Baartmann and the Ethics of Representation 5. Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale: Intersectional Feminist History in the Making Part 2. Intersectional Approaches to Doing Gender 6. ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’: Feminism, Postcoloniality, and Social Movements 7. (Post)secular Feminisms: Malala, Religion, and Gender Equality 8. Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM): A Political Genealogy of Queer Marxism and Queer of Colour Critique 9. Maintaining Life Under Capitalism: From Wages for Housework to Social Reproduction Theory 10. ‘It’s All Witches’: Feminist Politics of Dissent in the Post-Yugoslav Space 11. Lili Elbe’s Transmedial Presence and the Politics of Transgender Studies 12. Doing Masculinity: Williams’ Stoner and Masculinity Studies 13. Slavery, the Concubine, and the Nyai Part 3. (Inter)disciplinary Conjunctions to Doing Gender 14. Trinh T. Minh-Ha: Feminist Approaches to Documentary Film 15. Tanya Tagaq (Inuit): Resilient Motherhood and Gender-in-Relation 16. Performing Affect: Marina Abramović and the Politics of Emotion 17. Shira Spector and the Queer Feminist Politics of Graphic Medicine 18. Intersectional Data Feminism: Digital Data as Technologies of Oppression and Social Justice

Rosemarie Buikema is Professor Emeritus of Art, Culture, and Diversity at Utrecht University. She has widely published in the field of Postcolonial Feminist Theory and the Arts and chaired the Graduate Gender Programme at Utrecht University until 2023.Liedeke Plate is Professor of Culture and Inclusivity at Radboud University. She researches the relationships between art, culture, and inclusion, focussing on literature, gender, cultural memory, and the so-called material turn in cultural studies.Kathrin Thiele is Professor of Gender, Culture, and Ecologies in the Department of Media and Culture Studies at Utrecht University. She researches in the field of feminist critical thinking, with focus on relationality, complexity, and planetary coexistence. She is also the current director of the Graduate Gender Programme at Utrecht University.

• Introduction Part 1. Concepts for Doing Gender 1. What is Left Unseen in the Story of Sojourner Truth: Intersectional Feminisms and Feminist Historiography 2. The Politics of Knowledge: Virginia Woolf and the Epistemological Practice of Standpoint and Situatedness 3. Borders and Bridges: Gloria Anzaldúa, Intersectionality, and Interdisciplinarity 4. The Adventures of Sarah Baartmann and the Ethics of Representation 5. Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale: Intersectional Feminist History in the Making Part 2. Intersectional Approaches to Doing Gender 6. ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’: Feminism, Postcoloniality, and Social Movements 7. (Post)secular Feminisms: Malala, Religion, and Gender Equality 8. Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM): A Political Genealogy of Queer Marxism and Queer of Colour Critique 9. Maintaining Life Under Capitalism: From Wages for Housework to Social Reproduction Theory 10. ‘It’s All Witches’: Feminist Politics of Dissent in the Post-Yugoslav Space 11. Lili Elbe’s Transmedial Presence and the Politics of Transgender Studies 12. Doing Masculinity: Williams’ Stoner and Masculinity Studies 13. Slavery, the Concubine, and the Nyai Part 3. (Inter)disciplinary Conjunctions to Doing Gender 14. Trinh T. Minh-Ha: Feminist Approaches to Documentary Film 15. Tanya Tagaq (Inuit): Resilient Motherhood and Gender-in-Relation 16. Performing Affect: Marina Abramović and the Politics of Emotion 17. Shira Spector and the Queer Feminist Politics of Graphic Medicine 18. Intersectional Data Feminism: Digital Data as Technologies of Oppression and Social Justice

Rosemarie Buikema is Professor Emeritus of Art, Culture, and Diversity at Utrecht University. She has widely published in the field of Postcolonial Feminist Theory and the Arts and chaired the Graduate Gender Programme at Utrecht University until 2023.Liedeke Plate is Professor of Culture and Inclusivity at Radboud University. She researches the relationships between art, culture, and inclusion, focussing on literature, gender, cultural memory, and the so-called material turn in cultural studies.Kathrin Thiele is Professor of Gender, Culture, and Ecologies in the Department of Media and Culture Studies at Utrecht University. She researches in the field of feminist critical thinking, with focus on relationality, complexity, and planetary coexistence. She is also the current director of the Graduate Gender Programme at Utrecht University.

• Introduction Part 1. Concepts for Doing Gender 1. What is Left Unseen in the Story of Sojourner Truth: Intersectional Feminisms and Feminist Historiography 2. The Politics of Knowledge: Virginia Woolf and the Epistemological Practice of Standpoint and Situatedness 3. Borders and Bridges: Gloria Anzaldúa, Intersectionality, and Interdisciplinarity 4. The Adventures of Sarah Baartmann and the Ethics of Representation 5. Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale: Intersectional Feminist History in the Making Part 2. Intersectional Approaches to Doing Gender 6. ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’: Feminism, Postcoloniality, and Social Movements 7. (Post)secular Feminisms: Malala, Religion, and Gender Equality 8. Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM): A Political Genealogy of Queer Marxism and Queer of Colour Critique 9. Maintaining Life Under Capitalism: From Wages for Housework to Social Reproduction Theory 10. ‘It’s All Witches’: Feminist Politics of Dissent in the Post-Yugoslav Space 11. Lili Elbe’s Transmedial Presence and the Politics of Transgender Studies 12. Doing Masculinity: Williams’ Stoner and Masculinity Studies 13. Slavery, the Concubine, and the Nyai Part 3. (Inter)disciplinary Conjunctions to Doing Gender 14. Trinh T. Minh-Ha: Feminist Approaches to Documentary Film 15. Tanya Tagaq (Inuit): Resilient Motherhood and Gender-in-Relation 16. Performing Affect: Marina Abramović and the Politics of Emotion 17. Shira Spector and the Queer Feminist Politics of Graphic Medicine 18. Intersectional Data Feminism: Digital Data as Technologies of Oppression and Social Justice