Author Archives: schererdevries
Queering Paradigms Hybrid / Virtual Symposium
Queering Religious Paradigms: Critical Approaches to Gender & Sexuality/-ies in Religious Thought and Practices. Dear all, Due to the ongoing pandemic and the necessary travel restrictions it is still not possible to plan for a meeting in person this year. … Continue reading
Cancellation of QP 2020 in Kyoto
Dear QP friends, Unfortunately, we have to cancel the QP colloquium in Kyoto (planned for May 2020) due to the ongoing global pandemic of Covid-19. We hope we get to see all of you in the not too distant future … Continue reading
Announcing: QP 2020 Colloquium in Kyōto (Japan)
It our great pleasure to announce this year’s QP conference. QP 2020 will take the shape of an intimate colloquium at Ryūkoku University, Kyōto, Japan 22-24 May 2020. The colloquium’s theme will be “Queering Religion and Culture” with a local … Continue reading
Janet Melville-Wiseman at QP@CIRQUE in Pisa – Elusive Tensions in Everyday Relationship Based Social Work
Queering Paradigms VIII Queer-Feminist Solidarity and the East/West Divide
Queering Paradigms is proud to announce the publication of the latest, substantial volume in the Queering Paradigms Book Series, focussing on Queer Post-Sovjet Spaces. Edited By Katharina Wiedlack, Saltanat Shoshanova and Masha Godovananya Series editor: Professor Bee Scherer Available … Continue reading
Jen Kaighin at QP@CIRQUE in Pisa – The Day Jaimie Came to Class
Elisaveta Dvorakk at QP@CIRQUE in Pisa – Theorising Journalistic Travel Photography: Political and Performative Aesthetics of the Documentary
Katrin Burja at QP@CIRQUE in Pisa: „Queer Anthropology of Ambiguity“
Keynote speech by Ulrike Auga at QP@CIRQUE in Pisa, Italy – Sexual Violence and the Performance of Agency: Complicating Discourses on Religion, Gender and Migration
QP in Focus: Revoke Ideology by Alipio de Sousa
Translated by Jennifer Sarah Cooper Series editor: Professor Bee Scherer Available from Peter Lang Oxford In these crooked times of chaotic and contradictory discourses in every social sphere, from politics to food production, “ideology” has become the buzzword to represent … Continue reading
