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The Transsexual Other in Ancient Roman Narrative
In the Three Letters, I focused my analysis on Christian Roman sources in order to clearly demonstrate consistent narratives and rhetorical strategies used by the growing reactionary movement towards trans women, gallae, and followers of Cy...
Three Letters from Rome
Preface
This piece was originally published in three separate instalments in 2025. It was later published in Issue Two of Writing Badly, under the title Three Letters from Rome.1 This re-posting makes some editing and minor structural...
Reading Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain
“Cruel, heartless moon! Perched in the distant sky,
What are you watching? The sins and jealousies of the world?
You see me and want to laugh at me?
Your heart must be very hard
If seeing my sorrow, tears do not come to your eyes,
A...
Transandrocentrism and the Subversion of Feminism
Disclaimer
Many of the cis feminists whose work I read make genuine efforts to include trans women in their analyses. Some are more cautious about not wanting to speak over or on behalf of a class of women they aren’t a part of; still...
You Don’t Need to Read Foucault
Content Warning: Suicide
Foucault’s major historical works related to sexuality include his four-volume The History of Sexuality (1978–1984), and his commentary on the memoirs of Herculine Barbin (1980). Of course, the topic of sexu...
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