Rezension zu: Sophia Könemann, Anne Stähr (Hg.): Das Geschlecht der Anderen. Figuren der Alterität: Kriminologie, Psychiatrie, Ethnologie und Zoologie. Bielefeld: transcript Verlag 2011.

Ines Pohlkamp

doi:10.14766/1001

Review of: Sophia Könemann, Anne Stähr (Hg.): Das Geschlecht der Anderen. Figuren der Alterität: Kriminologie, Psychiatrie, Ethnologie und Zoologie. Bielefeld: transcript Verlag 2011.

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Ines Pohlkamp Universität Hamburg

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14766/1001

Keywords:

Geschlecht, Gender, Postkolonialismus, Film, Recht

Abstract

Up until today, considerations of the others, such as the ‘criminals’, the ‘lunatics’, the ‘animals’, and the ‘wild’, are the basis of disciplines that build upon difference and they also structure the entire knowledge industry. These conference proceedings offer multifaceted and enlightening insights into the fragile constructions of ‘the gendered other/s’ – in this case conceptualized as figures of alterity – and thus contribute above all to the interdisciplinary exchange and to the deconstruction of the genders of the others.

Author Biography

Ines Pohlkamp, Universität Hamburg

Referentin für Gender, Queer Theory, queer-feministische Mädchenarbeit, intersektionale Bildung und geschlechtsbezogene Gewalt.

Seit 2009 Doktorandin an der Universität Hamburg. Forschung zu trans*inter*feindlicher Diskriminierung und Gewalt.

Mitherausgeberin des Sammelbandes: Feministische Mädchenarbeit weiterdenken. Zur Aktualität eines bildungspolitischen Ansatzes, transcript: Bielefeld, 2010.

“Cristales y tejido arácnido” by juantiagues

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Published

2012-01-19

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Vol. 13 No. 1 (2012)

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Rezensionen

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