Sürgünde Feminist Praksis
A kitchen from a shantytown house; there is a table, covered by white oilcloth, teapot standing on it; two plastic bottle caps at the corner of the table. The kitchen opens to the garden; washed linens hung on the rope to dry, above them, most probably vine leaves. At the opposite side of the kitchen enterance a wall stands, hosting green leaf flowers in pots.
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Anahtar Kelimeler

Feminist Otoetnografi
neoliberalizm
üniversiteler

Nasıl Atıf Yapılır

Özcan, G., & Cosar, S. (2024). Sürgünde Feminist Praksis: Birlikte Otoetnografi. Feminist Asylum: A Journal of Critical Interventions, 2(3). https://doi.org/10.5195/faci.2024.120

Özet

Bu yazıda feminist akademikler olarak son yirmi yıl boyunca farklı ülkelerin (ABD, Kanada, Türkiye) neoliberal dönemlerinde  deneyimlerimizi tarihsel bir anlatı kapsamında tartışıyoruz. Neoliberal uğraklar boyunca belirli eril ve milliyetçi ve/ya da ırksallaştırılmış düzenlerde kadın akademikler olarak davranmayı öğrenme süreçlerimizi anlatıyoruz. Mağdur anlatılarında olduğu kadar kahramanlık atfedilen feminist duruştan da kaçınıyoruz. Anlatımızı neoliberal üniversiteler evsahipliği yapan sosyo-ekonomik bağlamlarla, neoliberal kampüslerde olma hallerimizle, bir şekilde bağlantı kurduğumuz, dâhil olduğumuz ve dışlandığımız akademik çevrelerle ilişkimiz ekseninde kuruyoruz.

https://doi.org/10.5195/faci.2024.120
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