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Women s Studies in Communication

Subject Areas: Communication
Publisher: Routledge - Taylor & Francis
ISSN: 0749-1409
SJR: 27

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Banal Precarity: Performing Queer of Color Lives in Contemporary Times

Tristano, Michael

2024 Women s Studies in Communication

doi:10.1080/07491409.2024.2329119

Abstract Queer of color lives are always lived in close proximity to violence and death. Said differently, minoritarian subjects are constantly navigating positions of precarity in order to continue living. Precarity, then, is banal. This essay examines the quotidian performances of minoritarian...
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Spinning Outside of Our Selves: Pole Dance, Materiality, and Embodied Existence Beyond Colonial Binaries

McCreary, Miranda L.

2024 Women s Studies in Communication

doi:10.1080/07491409.2024.2325707

Abstract In this essay, I analyze three embodied experiences of pole dance: spinning movement, the continual material relationship between the pole and the body, and the unique movements of pole dance. I argue that these material experiences support an expansion of embodied existence beyond the...
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Framing the Discourse of Pregnancy and Childbirth: A Content Analysis of WeChat Public Account Posts from the Postfeminist Perspective

Pan, Shuyi; Mou, Yi

2024 Women s Studies in Communication

doi:10.1080/07491409.2024.2331172

Abstract In light of the introduction of the three-child policy and the current decline in birth rates in China, there remains a lack of a comprehensive understanding of how the discourse surrounding pregnancy and postpartum is publicly addressed, framed, and navigated within Chinese social...

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