Read on Twitter
We are extremely proud of our students at the Centre, and for the last few weeks we've been showcasing come of their great work, be that articles or books they're reading. A THREAD.
A sharp book review by our GEMMA student Aline Rodrigues Silva tackles race in fantasy books: https://twitter.com/UoYCWS/status/1262360537314193408
Our student of the month, @xFranziPantzx, wrote about Netflix's Russian Doll, the borderline experience and fragmented realities for @the_polyphony. https://twitter.com/UoYCWS/status/1258026227425849349
Speaking of the student of the month, you can read more about her here: https://twitter.com/UoYCWS/status/1262335898412351488
We also showcase what our students are reading, as reading is an important part of feminist research, For example, this book looks great: https://twitter.com/UoYCWS/status/1260547842764165120
Another great read on the origins of women's oppression, capitalism and housework: https://twitter.com/UoYCWS/status/1253300086970347522
Our students often read books in languages other than English too! https://twitter.com/UoYCWS/status/1257361850557173761
And that concludes our first round-up thread of the Centre. A pretty good snapshot of what our students write about, think about and read. Want to know more? Here's a link for one of our MA programs: https://www.york.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/ma-womens-studies-humanities/
