Showing posts with label Public Humanities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Public Humanities. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

My Radio Episode: What is Gender Theory? Who Was Havelock Ellis?


I created and recorded this piece for public radio. I was asked to contribute a piece that would tackle gender theory. So, this is a short piece on theorist Havelock Ellis who, before Sigmund Freud, contributed much to our understanding of gender and psychology. Freud, folks, didn't come up with all the things he is often associated with.

And this piece is my tip of the hat to Havelock Ellis.

You can listen to this piece here.

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