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Session Type: Roundtable Session
PhEmaterialisms is an international working group created in 2015 consisting of educators, researchers, students, and artists seeking to create different ways of researching, teaching, collaborating, and living together. Grounded in a genealogy of poststructural, postcolonial, postqualitative, feminist, and queer work in education, PhEmaterialisms is a theoretical assemblage itself: the Ph refers to posthuman thinking, Fem refers to multiple feminisms, and materialisms comes from neo/new materialist thought. This panel extends previous PheMaterialisms work focusing on new ways of doing posthuman feminist educational research by examining how we might put these theories to work in curriculum and pedagogy.
Kathryn J. Strom, California State University - East Bay
Jessica Lenore Ringrose, University College London
Carol A. Taylor, The University of Bath
The Call of "Things": Exploring Sonic Vibrations and "Noisy Bodies" in Readers Workshop - Bessie Dernikos, Florida Atlantic University
Feminist Posthuman Pedagogies in Teacher and Leadership Preparation - Nikki Fairchild, University of Chichester; Kay Sidebottom; Kathryn J. Strom, California State University - East Bay
Posthuman Public Pedagogy: Advertising's Gendered Agency, Affectivity, and Matter - Jessica Lenore Ringrose, University College London; Kaitlyn Regehr, University of Kent; Shiva Zarabadi, University College London
Trolls and Feminist Speculative Ethical Practices in Higher Education - Susan Naomi Nordstrom, The University of Memphis