Heart on Sleeve: The Nude, Mortality and the Gaze in the Long 19th Century

Heart on Sleeve: The Nude, Mortality and the Gaze in the Long 19th Century By Daniel Bird

Gender and Genocide: The Role of Nazi Constructions of ‘Mixed-Sex’ Bodies and Genders in the Genocidal Process

Gender and Genocide: The Role of Nazi Constructions of 'Mind-Sex' Bodies and Genders in the Genocidal Process by Jacobin Bosman

Her Property: White Women as Slave Mistresses in the Antebellum South

Her Property: White Women as Slave Mistresses in the Antebellum South by Pavani Athukorala

Gender Fluidity in the Late Middle Ages: a case study of Saint Wilgefortis

Gender Fluidity in the Late Middle Ages: a case study of Saint Wilgefortis by Allegra McCormack

Gender Performativity in Early Modern English Theatre

Author: Molly Lidgerwood Sub-editor: Charlotte Allan Early modern England was a place charged with transformations, including experimentations with gender boundaries and relations. In this period, gender was signified through dress and cross-dressing was a way to reject social expectations of conventional masculinity and femininity. This fluidity and subversion of dress was supported by the theatre…