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No estamos a la intemperie
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No estamos a la intemperie

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No estamos a la intemperie: An Open Call is the first open call issue in the 50-year lifespan of the academic journal WSQ. The issue will feature articles in both English and Spanish, with themes ranging from drag pedagogy to Black Feminisms and humor; from transnational feminisms in Eurasia to testimonies of trans men in Guatemala.

The issue begins with the image of a warren to conceptualize the house of feminisms. The guest coeditors take this concept from Argentine feminist thinker Vernica Gago, who recovers it in her reading of Carolina Meloni's Feminismos transfronterizos (2022). The warren or house of feminisms seeks to "shelter different problems, theoretical lines, rebellious genealogies and consistent deviations from feminist thought."

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Feminist Press at The City University of New York
Country
United States
Date
20 August 2025
Pages
350
ISBN
9781558613249

No estamos a la intemperie: An Open Call is the first open call issue in the 50-year lifespan of the academic journal WSQ. The issue will feature articles in both English and Spanish, with themes ranging from drag pedagogy to Black Feminisms and humor; from transnational feminisms in Eurasia to testimonies of trans men in Guatemala.

The issue begins with the image of a warren to conceptualize the house of feminisms. The guest coeditors take this concept from Argentine feminist thinker Vernica Gago, who recovers it in her reading of Carolina Meloni's Feminismos transfronterizos (2022). The warren or house of feminisms seeks to "shelter different problems, theoretical lines, rebellious genealogies and consistent deviations from feminist thought."

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Feminist Press at The City University of New York
Country
United States
Date
20 August 2025
Pages
350
ISBN
9781558613249