...Rosamond S. King Abstract This essay delineates the concept of radical interdisciplinarity, the use of methodologies that combine traditional scholarship with that which is not traditionally considered either scholarship or even part of an academic discipline—specifically poetry and other creative...

...Kenly Brown; Lashon Daley; Derrika Hunt Abstract This article examines Black/Girlhood Imaginary, a transdisciplinary methodology that merges performance studies, Black studies, and education to research and theorize the capacious archives of Black girlhood. What the authors term Black/Girlhood...

... the African woman “other”? What are the promises, if any, of African feminist ethnography documenting the histories of women on the continent? This essay argues that African feminist ethnography is a productive methodology that helps to highlight knowledge production about women’s lives in their specific...

... that promote a politics for decolonizing knowledge. This signifies methodological detachment from dominant perspectives, enabling them to examine history from the point of view of Afro-Brazilian women, who have historically been excluded from what has been referred to as “hegemonic knowledge.” Copyright ©...

... heard, like their biological mothers. Through a reconceptualization of Gayle Rubin's theory of patriarchal exchange, among other methodologies, my discussion of The Language of Blood from a feminist perspective brings together literary analysis, sociological approaches, and theories of ethnicity...

... and desires of participants. The authors end by summarizing their ethical and methodological practices in light of inequalities at the intersection of citizenship status, class, nation, race, and other categories of asymmetrical power. These inequalities shape the authors’ attempts to reorganize conventional...

... that are organically intellectual and rooted outside of the academy, King centers activism as historical reconstruction and feminist methodology. Global south genealogies of transnational feminism knowledge production are attended to in Stanlie James’s essay, which reinserts African feminists into a longer tradition...

..., and movements. Complementing the use of stories and oral histories that combine the personal with the political and present alternative narratives to mainstream discourse, a practice that Deema and the KW adhere to, Nadine has been working with a similar methodology that she developed in her book Arab...

... might look like. Sandoval argues for a methodology of oppositional consciousness that recognizes five specific forms of such consciousness: equal rights, revolutionary, supremacist, separatist, and differential. Although these are each separate positions, for Sandoval it is the fifth form...

... for bridging feminist and Native women’s concerns, these studies suggest that the comparative methodology presents a useful model for identifying unique cultural values, yet also confines discussions to a level of analysis that is ultimately insufficient for conveying the intricacies of unique, indigenous...

... a mode of inquiry for Campt. Just as her father’s hum expresses what words cannot, Campt’s methodology in Listening to Images involves how to interpret archives of Black presence that are also evidence of absence. Her work belongs to a group of innovative new works related to the African diaspora...

...-voices from Mexico, Hawaii, New Zealand, Africa, Bolivia, and Canada-are included as well. Myfield of inquiry is not defined by existing academic disciplines, geography, or nationhood, but by the logic of contemporary theorists committed to a just and politically salient indigenous research methodology...

... research interests include U.S. women of color feminisms, decolonial research methodologies, and homosexuality in South Asian diasporic community-formation. ARIANAVIGILis an assistant professor of English and Ethnic Studies at the University ofNebraska, Lincoln. She conducts teaching and research...

...": SubvertingtheStereotype(School of Advanced Research Press). Mithlo organizes contemporary art exhibits at the Venice Biennale utilizing indigenous curatorial methodologies. She was recently selected as a 2009-2010 Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellow to support the completion of her second book, which documents and theorizes...

... Feminist Conference in Colombia. At the event, there was recognition of the importance of taking up the discussion on pluriculturalism and multiple identities; furthermore, a transversal methodology was developed for the entire conference, termed "the knots of diversity": The various feminisms in Latin...

... to intersect is a means of transnational Black and Brown women's liberation. Her home with this chosen family becomes a site in which all of these pieces work to combine. Narrative Research "When qualitative researchers study people who we love, it means we test methodological boundaries, flip the script...

... to imagined communities of resistance and who seek global change, gives us insight into the literary methodologies-and possibilities-of transnational communities. According to Jessica Labbe, Nella Larsen's Qucksand,often critically cast as a "black bourgeoise" novel of the Harlem Renaissance, actually...

... be implemented using an intersectional methodology. I contribute to conversations among scholars including but not limited to Sylvanna Falcón, Kimberlé Crenshaw, and Stanlie James, who advocate for an intersectional approach to human rights. Collectively with such scholars, I aim to influence the human rights...

... and congruent with Black Feminist Thought, Consciousness, Principles and Practices, as well as Womanist methodologies and modalities. (West 2008; Guy-Sheftall 1995; Collins 2002; hooks 2000; Taylor 2001; Maparyan 20II) Disrupting the Gaze and Loving Ourselves via Oppositional Gaze Research participants who...

... in Thailand encountered gendered violence-particularly during the 1976 massacre there-and how masculinist nationalist notions, by both conservatives and the left, shaped the methodological strategies that structured, erased, and reconstructed the memory of the event. Women in the public sphere are, too often...