Body Politics

Flowing Forms, Pts. 1 & 2: Real and Virtual Bodies
Jennifer Lynn Jones / Indiana University

October 29, 2018 Jennifer Lynn Jones / Indiana University Leave a comment

Jennifer Lynn Jones synthesizes the contributions of FLOW 2018’s “Flowing Forms” roundtable participants and pushes the conversation forward.

Ghostbusters, Queef Jokes, and a Woman’s Right to Make Noise
Alexis Carreiro / Queens University of Charlotte

January 22, 2017 Alexis Carreiro / Queens University of Charlotte 7 comments

Alexis Carreiro explores Ghostbusters‘s (2016) deployment of a queef joke in relation to the gendered history of fart jokes and the feminist implications of and social strictures against women making noise, both bodily and politically.

Flowing Forms, Pts. 1 & 2: Real and Virtual Bodies Jennifer Lynn Jones / Indiana University

Ghostbusters, Queef Jokes, and a Woman’s Right to Make Noise Alexis Carreiro / Queens University of Charlotte

Flowing Forms, Pts. 1 & 2: Real and Virtual Bodies
Jennifer Lynn Jones / Indiana University

Ghostbusters, Queef Jokes, and a Woman’s Right to Make Noise
Alexis Carreiro / Queens University of Charlotte