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Students understand and explain affect-theoretical concepts, they argue which possibilities these open up in gender research and argue theire use in their  dissertation projects.

Doctoral Theses investigate the transformation of GENDER and GENDER RELATIONS in their historical, spatial and mutual relations, conditions and effects. On the basis of selected literature the course discusses problems, issues and tenors of affect studies from the perspective of gender studies.

Colloquium: input and lecture by the lecturer; lectures by doctoral students; joint reading and discussion of basic texts; analysis and interpretation of selected data material.

Presence, active cooperation and contributions (e.g. Lecture, Poster, Discussion related to the doctoral thesis in Gender Research) 

See OLAT

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Baier, Angelika/Binswanger, Christa/Häberlein, Jana/Nay, Yv Eveline//Zimmermann, Andrea (2014): Affekt und Geschlecht: Eine Einleitung in Affekt-Theorien aus einer feministischen, queeren und post/kolonialen Perspektive. In: dies. (Hg.): Affekt und Geschlecht. Eine einführende Anthologie, Wien: Zaglossus, 11-54. 

Pedwell, Carolyn/Whitehead, Anne (2012): Affecting feminism: Questions of feeling in feminist theory, in: Feminist Theory 13 (2), 115-129.

This seminar is intended for members of the doctorate program "Gender and Gender relations in Transformation: Rooms - Relations - Representations" AND Doctoral Students with dissertation projects in Gender Studies Research.