Location : University of Portsmouth, Dennis Sciama Building, room 2.14<\/p>\n
Date : 27 September 2016, \u00a05- 6.30pm<\/p>\n
by Charlotte Sefton, University of Exeter<\/strong><\/p>\n Charlotte\u00a0Sefton\u00a0is currently conducting fieldwork with Sudanese women in her hometown of Portsmouth. After coming from an undergraduate background in Arabic and French language, Charlotte moved into Middle East Studies for her MA and MRes with a particular focus on Gender Studies.<\/p>\n With the Sudanese community in Portsmouth, Charlotte\u2019s research focuses on the role of gender in diasporic experience, with a particular interest in ritual practice. From a wider research-philosophy perspective, Charlotte is most concerned with interrogating the\u00a0(in)ability of mainstream feminist theory (being western and academic) to apply to non-western ‘other’ women and with\u00a0encouraging the need for intersectional understandings of the complexity of\u00a0women’s lives and experiences.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Location : University of Portsmouth, Dennis Sciama Building, room 2.14 Date : 27 September 2016, \u00a05- 6.30pm by Charlotte Sefton, University of Exeter Charlotte\u00a0Sefton\u00a0is currently conducting fieldwork with Sudanese women in her hometown of Portsmouth. After coming from an undergraduate … Continue reading