Angela Carter’s subversive mythology
Edie Gilmour explores ideas of feminism, metamorphoses and gender fluidity in Angela Carter's work.
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Andrew Tate, Donald Trump and Witchcraft: anti-feminism in the media
Jade Barnes gives a commentary on the demonisation of women and the rise of anti-feminism in the mainstream media.
Power or femininity: Why can’t women have both?
Josie Oatley explores the historical and modern obstacle that femininity has played in women's acquisition of power.
Andrew Tate and the conversation on online misogyny
Victoria Cheng examines the global internet fame of Andrew Tate and its social implications.
The power of Kate Chopin’s ‘The Awakening’
Edie Gilmour reflects on the significance of Kate Chopin's feminist novel, 'The Awakening'.
The evolution of feminist science fiction
Edie Gilmour explores the development of feminist sci-fi, its themes and relevance in modern society.
The Innate Pain of Womanhood: the new dangerous and regressive trend.
Lottie Heslop discusses the fleabag-inspired trend gripping the young tiktok community.
Scaring the patriarchy: the literary legacy of the witch
Edie Gilmour reflects on the evolution of witches throughout literature.
‘Women, life, freedom’: A people’s war against oppression
Phoenix Woolnough discusses Iran’s current protests against female subjugation and their wider significance.
The surprising early history of women’s football
Sally Holden explores women's football in the early 20th century