My bold padlet by Gemma Edwards https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7 en-us 2023-01-30 13:17:36 UTC 2026-01-20 20:52:04 UTC hello@padlet.com People as an archive https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461403431 - People who have stored cultural knowledge and their life's experiences in their memory and body
- Oral transmission of cultural information: storytelling, songs, performances]]> 2023-01-30 13:51:46 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461403431 Feminism https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461441241 social, economic + political equality of the sexes (largely deriving from the West) - Britannica's definition
OUR THOUGHTS:
-DIFFERENT WAVES
-white-centric, upper/middle-class (has a history of being exclusive to many groups of people - people of colour, lgbtqia+ community). 
-must consider capitalism as part of it
-less about women 'meeting' where men are at societally, more about breaking down the entire system itself (obviously very different).
-hard to unify the movement because there's so many differences within in it 
-seeing a lot of capitalist feminism right now! (on social media)
-people criticise it as being quite surface-level
-intersection of being a queer woman/femme person centers their relationship with men (even if lack thereof) which seems quite counterintuitive


]]> 2023-01-30 14:13:50 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461441241 Intersectionality https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461460922 - advanced by Kimberlé Crenshaw, specifically in relation to black women's lived experiences of sexism + racism
- now often refers to the convergence of multiple factors of discrimination
- more inclusive but means more clarification is needed now in terms of what kind of intersectionality is being discussed 
- has become a sort of 'buzzword' online, used without understanding of its meaning/history

]]> 2023-01-30 14:20:26 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461460922 Discourse https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461465386 - can be broad but still specific
- comes from representations (good, bad, lack of), which often come from media (therefore culture) 
- discourse vs rhetoric - discourse creates conversation and mediation of ideology instead of a dictated one.
- Informs reviews and important to consider where a reviewer may sit
- Twitter + people's opinions 
- TALKING ABOUT STUFF]]> 2023-01-30 14:22:20 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461465386 Historiography lauren899 https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461487302 -  Archives 
-  Canon of what is considered ‘good or high art’ 
-  What becomes culturally acceptable as history evolves 
]]> 2023-01-30 14:31:53 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461487302 Positionality lauren899 https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461488945 -  Multiple positionalities provide diversity 
-  Making things relatable to wide audiences 
-  Your personal identity and experience have a direct influence on ALL aspects of what you consider and understand art to be 
]]> 2023-01-30 14:32:46 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461488945 Queer https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461543732 Bell Hook's quote creates understanding that there is a norm in society (heteronormativity) that the queer identity disrupts.

The origin of the term queer comes from being 'strange and odd', depicting an identity that opposes the norm. 

Through representation, queer as a construct can be understood in relation to such a norm, revealing a perspective of the reality of queer identity 

The removal of sex from sexuality allows for a deeper understanding into queer life that doesnt reduce queer identity down to sex. It shows that queer lifestyles in themselves oppose to the normality in experience in the eyes of Bell Hooks

We reconsider whether this norm actually exists or whether it is constructed]]> 2023-01-30 15:02:21 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461543732 Queer https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461543747 Bell Hook's quote creates understanding that there is a norm in society (heteronormativity) that the queer identity disrupts.

The origin of the term queer comes from being 'strange and odd', depicting an identity that opposes the norm. 

Through representation, queer as a construct can be understood in relation to such a norm, revealing a perspective of the reality of queer identity 

The removal of sex from sexuality allows for a deeper understanding into queer life that doesnt reduce queer identity down to sex. It shows that queer lifestyles in themselves oppose to the normality in experience in the eyes of Bell Hooks

We reconsider whether this norm actually exists or whether it is constructed]]> 2023-01-30 15:02:22 UTC https://padlet.com/gemmaedwards22/iq6mjoigi5zdk6f7/wish/2461543747