MEDUSA
Genders in Transition: Masculinities, Affects and Bodies
Date of inception 01 September 2017
Leader: Begonya Enguix Grau
Center: Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Social and Cultural Transformations (UOC-TRÀNSIC)
Website: https://blogs.uoc.edu/medusa/
The MEDUSA - Genders in Transition: Masculinities, Affects, and Bodies research group is made up of researchers whose work focuses on genders, masculinities, affects and bodies. Its continued mission is to explore these fields and their intersections, and to critically analyse them from a non-essentialist, transitional perspective in line with feminist epistemologies. We consider posthumanism to be a useful epistemological framework for exploring new conceptual, heuristic and analytical models that take into account non-representational theories and address the productive intersection between genders, affects and bodies, and the assemblages in which they are immersed. We aim to move the research forward by carrying out empirical studies that explore our core fields from fresh perspectives. We strive towards research that makes an impact, is committed to giving back to society and focuses on knowledge transfer. We adopt an interdisciplinary perspective encompassing anthropology, sociology, social psychology and philosophy.
Researchers
Classifications
- Ministry Area: FILOSOFIA, ANTROPOLOGIA SOCIAL, SOCIOLOGIA
- UNESCO Area: RECOGIDA DE DATOS DE CAMPO, POLÍTICA SOCIAL, MOVIMIENTOS POLÍTICOS
- Group Recognition: Grup de recerca consolidat per la Generalitat de Catalunya
- Application Area: Arts and Humanities
Contributors
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- Gender Studies (Social Sciences) Filter
- Sociology and Political Science (Social Sciences) Filter
- Information Systems (Computer Science) Filter
- Anthropology (Social Sciences) Filter
- Communication (Social Sciences) Filter
- Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (Computer Science) Filter
- Computers and Society (Computer Science) Filter
- Language and Linguistics (Arts and Humanities) Filter
- Linguistics and Language (Social Sciences) Filter
- Literature and Literary Theory (Arts and Humanities) Filter
Former members (14)
- Berga Molina, David 20212021
- Chirivella Magraner, Mónica 20192020
- Conesa Carpintero, Ester 20172019
- Garbayo Maeztu, Maite 20202021
- González Ramos, Ana M. 20172019
- Herrera Altamirano, Elisa 20172018
- Kelekidis, Stefanos 20212023
- Matías Lisdero, Pedro 20222023
- Nardini, Krizia 20172019
- Núñez Mosteo, Francesc 20172026
- Pichel Vázquez, Alexandre Contributor 20232025
- Pichel Vázquez, Alexandre 20192023
- Seguró Mendlewicz, Miquel 20232023
- Taberner Curado, Blai 20192020