Resumé Intersectionality is an increasingly popular feminist approach to theorising and
analysing the fact that everybody is simultaneously positioned in multiple social categories …

Studies 10th anniversary conference where Kathy Davis and Pamela Pattynama stimulated
a discussion so animated that it seemed obvious that we should open the pages of the …

Intersectionality has long left the field of gender studies; it is now used by sociology,
education, anthropology, psychology, political sciences, law and literary studies, health …

Disputes about how to understand intersectional relations often pivot around the tension
between separateness and inseparability, where some scholars emphasize the need to …

Within feminist theory and a wide range of social sciences, intersectionality has emerged as
a key analytic framework, challenging paradigms that consider gender, race, class …

In feminist theory, intersectionality has become the predominant way of conceptualizing the
relation between systems of oppression which construct our multiple identities and our …

This article maps the emergence of intersectional feminist theory and explores the difficulties
translating this theory into a methodology. To address these tensions, this article proposes …

Despite the ubiquity of intersectionality in feminism and allied methodologies, it is typically
associated with the elaboration of oppression. A consideration of intersectionality theory as …

Intersectionality as a key concept in women's studies has up until the present proven rather
durable. Feminist journals are peppered with it and feminists use it pretty much without …

Since critics first alleged that feminism claimed to speak universally for all women, feminist
researchers have been acutely aware of the limitations of gender as a single analytical …