The vocabulary around gender and literature can get abstract and complicated. Therefore, we've....
Here's a list of terms we'd like to consider:
1. Gender: Dea Jessica
2. Literature: James Leavell
3. Sexuality
4. Sexual Orientation: Will Burmeister
5. Femininity - Holly Hargis
6. Masculinity: Elena Christensen
7. Heteronormativity: noun: A world view which promotes heterosexuality as the preferred or "correct" form of sexuality. Not necessarily homophobic, but definitely not "gay pride". Oops... I wrote the definition. Can Magill Schumm claim this?--- yes!
8. Performativity: Kate Bjorklund
10. Dystopia: Emily Haglin
11. Sex (Enter Definition Here)- Kirsten Waters
12. Feminism: movement towards equality of women. - Laura Tripp
13. Patriarchy
14. Empowerment -
15. Gender binary -- Meredith Lockwood
16. Intersectionality - Michelle Wheeler
17. Transgender--Lee Vang
18. Agency: Power, ability to influence others. Agency can be intrinsic at birth (in the case of privilege), or earned. (Agency has been claimed by Grace Atkins.)
19. Social constructon -Katelyn Regenscheid
20. Intersex
21. Embodiment--Arwa?? Arwa has two entries on here?
22. Gendered Violence -- Anna Krainc
23. Gender narrative- Katrina Van Ruyven
24. Ideology- Can Arwa Osman claim this?--answer: yes.
25. First-wave feminism: Nina Hagen
26. Second-wave feminism: Alexandra Burniece
28. Power: Tom Mork
29. Oppression: Andrew Colton
30. Science fiction - Tosaka Thao
31. Reproductive rights- Nick Hoverstad
32. Hegemony
33. Hierarchy - Ben Kosieradzki
34. Queer theory - Lillian Maassen
35. Sexual politics: Karlie Hoffer
36. Social movement- Connor Gunderson
37. Activism - Marc Hilkemann
38. Marriage - Ana Alvarez