Learn · Feminism : Concepts and Theories
Lecture 25 of 35Week 9
Female Impersonators in Parsi Theatre
Prof. Mathangi Krishnamurthy · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- Feminism : Introduction
- Vocabulary
- Vocabulary (Cont'd)
- Feminism is for everybody : Passionate Politics - bell hooks
- Key Concepts: Conceptual Literacy
- Key Concepts: Reading from the Text
- Key Concepts: Equality
- Key Concepts: Difference
- Key Concepts - Choice
- Key Concepts - Care
- Care: Case Studies and Reading
- Key Concepts: Time
- Key Concepts: Experience
- Key Concepts: Space and Place
- Feminist Theory: The First Wave
- Feminist Theory: The Second and Third Wave
- The Feminist Body - Part I
- The Feminist Body - Part II
- Feminism in India: Trajectory and Concerns -Part 01
- Feminism in India: Trajectory and Concerns -Part 02
- Feminism in India: Summary of Guest Lecture
- Feminism of Work and Labor - I
- Feminism of Work and Labor - II
- Feminism and Affective/ Emotional Labor
- Female Impersonators in Parsi Theatre
- Feminism and Film
- Feminisms: Fourth Wave, Popular Culture and Social Media - Part - I - Session - 01
- Feminisms: Fourth Wave, Popular Culture and Social Media - Part - I - Session - 02
- Feminisms: Fourth Wave, Popular Culture and Social Media - Part - II -Texts
- Title: Introduction to Queer Theory - Part I
- Title: Introduction to Queer Theory - Part II
- Learnings And Conclusions
- Summary: Weeks 1-4
- Summary: Weeks 5-11
- Final exam structure and suggestions