Trans people have always existed, but the language with which we have been described, understood, and recognized remains dependent on the cultures, places, and times in which we and they have been situated.
Categorizing Gender: Historicizing the Nonnormative Read more »
I am excited to present a panel entitled Encounters in Medieval Trans Studies at the International Congress on Medieval Studies.
Encounters in Medieval Trans Studies at Kalamazoo 2023 Read more »
Earlier this month I had the opportunity to present a short paper, “Theory in Medieval Trans Studies,” at the American Historical Association’s Annual Meeting.
Paper presented at the American Historical Association Annual Meeting 2023 Read more »
My paper is titled “Thinking through Silence and Transness in Medieval Literary Texts,” and looks at a thirteenth-century verse romance.
See me at the International Congress on Medieval Studies 2022 Read more »
Convergences is the York University and University of Toronto Graduate History Conference, and the theme for 2021 is “Confronting Crisis: Writing History in Uncertain Times.”
I will be presenting my paper “‘Calling [Herself] Eleanor’: Translike Gender Presentation in
Medieval Europe” on Friday, 26 March 2021 at 11:40 am EST.
See me at the Sexual Diversity Studies Student Research Colloquium Read more »
