Alexis A. Ferguson
@alexisdoeslit.bsky.social
Trans & Long Nineteenth Century
(very infrequent poster, but I'll keep this up-to-date with professional info and events!)
(very infrequent poster, but I'll keep this up-to-date with professional info and events!)
We are "after" a number of tipping points, and are again and again challenged with "creating meaning in a world absent its givenness" (W Brown)--this essay suggests these are the conditions of our labor. I'm thrilled that it is a part of this vibrant forum!
October 21, 2025 at 2:15 PM
We are "after" a number of tipping points, and are again and again challenged with "creating meaning in a world absent its givenness" (W Brown)--this essay suggests these are the conditions of our labor. I'm thrilled that it is a part of this vibrant forum!
This essay suggests that wariness about "progress narratives" is an intellectually and materially valuable overlap between trans studies and "undisciplined" Victorian studies, meeting at a mutual investment in intersectional history and analysis.
October 21, 2025 at 1:56 PM
This essay suggests that wariness about "progress narratives" is an intellectually and materially valuable overlap between trans studies and "undisciplined" Victorian studies, meeting at a mutual investment in intersectional history and analysis.