Learn · Contextualizing Gender
Lecture 23 of 60week-05
Lecture 23: Queer Cinema I
Prof. Rashmi Gaur · IIT Roorkee
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All the lectures
- Lecture 01: Introduction, Aims and Objectives
- Lecture 02: Introduction to Gender Studies
- Lecture 03: Feminist Consciousness and Gendered Experiences in Simone de Beauvoir
- Lecture 04: Gender Perspectives in Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex (Volume 1)
- Lecture 05: Gender Perspectives in Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex (Volume 2)
- Lecture 06: Gender and Race Consciousness I
- Lecture 07: Gender and Race Consciousness II
- Lecture 08: Intersectionality
- Lecture 09: Gender and Power Politics in bell hooks
- Lecture 10: Gender and Power Politics in Audre Lorde
- Lecture 11: Gender-Blurring in Toni Morrison I
- Lecture 12: Gender-Blurring in Toni Morrison II
- Lecture 13: Gender-Blurring in Toni Morrison III
- Lecture 14: Unmasking Heterosexual Assumptions in Nancy Chodorow
- Lecture 15: Technologies of Gender in Teresa de Lauretis
- Lecture 16: Introduction to Queer Theory
- Lecture 17: Sex/Gender System in Gayle Rubin
- Lecture 18: Thinking Gender and Homosexuality in Gayle Rubin
- Lecture 19: Queer Theory and Literature in Eve Sedgwick
- Lecture 20: Eve Sedgwick’s Epistemology of the Closet
- Lecture 21: Introduction to Queer Literature
- Lecture 22: 21st Century Queer Fiction
- Lecture 23: Queer Cinema I
- Lecture 24: Queer Cinema II
- Lecture 25: Queer Representation in OTT Platforms
- Lecture 26: Introduction to Judith Butler
- Lecture 27: Gender Trouble I
- Lecture 28: Gender Trouble II
- Lecture 29: Bodies that Matter I
- Lecture 30: Bodies that Matter II
- Lecture 31: Speech and Subjectivity
- Lecture 32: Gender in Translation
- Lecture 33: Undoing Gender I
- Lecture 34: Undoing Gender II
- Lecture 35: Judith Butler and the Unaccountable Subject
- Lecture 36: Performativity, Precarity and Sexual Politics
- Lecture 37: Gender Politics and the Right to Appear
- Lecture 38: Global Gender Movements
- Lecture 39: Mapping the Theories of Social Movements
- Lecture 40: #MeToo and the Politics of Social Change
- Lecture 41: “Hegemonic Masculinity: Rethinking the Concept” I
- Lecture 42: “Hegemonic Masculinity: Rethinking the Concept” II
- Lecture 43: “Feminism and Men/Masculinities Scholarship” by Chris Beasley [Updated]
- Lecture 44: “Postcolonial Masculinities” by Fataneh Farahani and Suruchi Thapar-Bjo?rkert
- Lecture 45: “Engaging Men for Gender Justice” by Tal Peretz
- Lecture 46: Cyborg and Feminism in Anne Balsamo’s Technologies of the Gendered Body (I)
- Lecture 47: Cyborg and Feminism in Anne Balsamo’s Technologies of the Gendered Body (II)
- Lecture 48: Female Bodybuilding, Cosmetic Surgery and New Imaging Technologies in Anne Balsamo
- Lecture 49: The Virtual body in Anne Balsamo’s Technologies of the Gendered Body
- Lecture 50: Feminist Cultural Studies of Science and Technology in Anne Balsamo
- Lecture 51: Introduction to Biopolitics and Gender by Jemima Repo
- Lecture 52: “Women or Womankind?" by Jemima Repo (I)
- Lecture 53: “Women or Womankind?" by Jemima Repo (II)
- Lecture 54: ‘Gender' for a Marxist Dictionary from Simians, Cyborgs and Women by Donna J. Haraway
- Lecture 55: Biopolitics, Gender Representation and Video Games
- Lecture 56: Introduction to the Literary Posthuman: Narratives of “Becoming Post—”
- Lecture 57: 'A Cyborg Manifesto' by Donna Harroway
- Lecture 58: 'Ex-Machina' and The Female Cyborg
- Lecture 59: “Re-figuring the Subject” by Rosi Braidotti
- Lecture 60: A Gender Perspective on COVID-19 Pandemic