Routledge Focus on Gender, Sexuality & Praxis

This exciting new series features feminist scholarship on gender, sexuality and praxis, foregrounding stories, voices, ways of knowing that emerge from action and knowledge (re)making, but are frequently excluded from mainstream epistemic journeys. Foregrounding feminist and gender analytics at the intersections of race, class, caste, disability, and other structures and processes of oppressions and harms, the series aims at publishing original works that use and innovate feminist studies to amplify voices, stories, mobilizations, theoretical frameworks and research. To subvert reigning orthodoxies in narrations, methods and epistemes, works in this series will engage one or more of the following feminist themes: epistemic justice and narrative subversion; methodological subversion; and/or social embeddedness.