This volume presents a comprehensive overview of gender archaeology, both theory and practice, and contributes a substantial and definitive reference work by bringing together state of the art research, theoretical overviews and the latest debates in the field.
This volume presents a comprehensive overview of gender archaeology, both theory and practice, and contributes a substantial and definitive reference work by bringing together state of the art research, theoretical overviews and the latest debates in the field.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marianne Moen is Head of the Department of Archaeology at the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, Norway. Unn Pedersen is Associate Professor at the University of Oslo, Norway.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures and tables List of contributors Preface Introduction: Framing the archaeology of gender 1. Framing gender in archaeology: snapshots from a vast and varied field Section 1: Introducing feminist pedagogies, methodologies, and potentials 2. Feminist archaeological pedagogies 3. Feminist archaeology for the present: Maintenance activities and social caring 4. Posthumanist-feminist archaeology: A becoming 5. The influence of women and feminist thinking on the development of an 'Emotional Archaeology' 6. Intersectional thinking in archaeological analysis 7. Gendered technology and technology that genders Section 2: Reviewing the impacts of feminist thought 8. Gender in the Middle Ages: Marginalisation and mainstreaming in Later Medieval Archaeology 9. The [Matthew] Matilda Effect in archaeology: Recovering women for the history of the discipline 10. Uncloaking non-male agency in rock art production and use 11. Gender, gender perspectives and the division of labour in the European Middle and Upper Palaeolithic 12. Gender in the European Bronze Age: Rethinking the universal binary in Northern Europe Section 3: Marking identities and personhood in life and death 13. Intersections between gender, personhood and kinship 14. The construction, performance, and effects of gender: Reflection on the evidence from prehistoric burials 15. Broken bodies: Gender, fragmentation, and social transformation in prehistoric Cyprus 16. Memory and temporality: A Viking Age example Section 4: Addressing marginalisation through feminist views 17. Archaeological approaches to gendered institutions: Tracing continuities in pre- and post-independence Ireland 18. From landscapes to kinscapes: Engendering Métis relations 19. Gender, intersectionality, and restitutive justice 20. Indigenous futures in archaeology Section 5: Envisaging gendered lives 21. Gender and the archaeological sciences: Gender, mobility and kinship in European prehistory 22. Caring for the house and the community: Women's agency in western Sicily, 8th-5th century BC 23. Imagining and gendering the past: Public Outreach as a Research Method 24. The archaeology of motherhood 25. Other pasts: Feminist archaeology, maintenance activities, and reconceptualization Section 6: Bodies, politics and feminist rethinkings 26. The skeletal body as archaeology: Osteological sex and gender archaeology 27. Bodies past and present: The political side of embodied approaches to Viking Age lives 28. Merely naturecultural: Notes on ontology of sex/gender in ancient Egypt Index
List of figures and tables List of contributors Preface Introduction: Framing the archaeology of gender 1. Framing gender in archaeology: snapshots from a vast and varied field Section 1: Introducing feminist pedagogies, methodologies, and potentials 2. Feminist archaeological pedagogies 3. Feminist archaeology for the present: Maintenance activities and social caring 4. Posthumanist-feminist archaeology: A becoming 5. The influence of women and feminist thinking on the development of an 'Emotional Archaeology' 6. Intersectional thinking in archaeological analysis 7. Gendered technology and technology that genders Section 2: Reviewing the impacts of feminist thought 8. Gender in the Middle Ages: Marginalisation and mainstreaming in Later Medieval Archaeology 9. The [Matthew] Matilda Effect in archaeology: Recovering women for the history of the discipline 10. Uncloaking non-male agency in rock art production and use 11. Gender, gender perspectives and the division of labour in the European Middle and Upper Palaeolithic 12. Gender in the European Bronze Age: Rethinking the universal binary in Northern Europe Section 3: Marking identities and personhood in life and death 13. Intersections between gender, personhood and kinship 14. The construction, performance, and effects of gender: Reflection on the evidence from prehistoric burials 15. Broken bodies: Gender, fragmentation, and social transformation in prehistoric Cyprus 16. Memory and temporality: A Viking Age example Section 4: Addressing marginalisation through feminist views 17. Archaeological approaches to gendered institutions: Tracing continuities in pre- and post-independence Ireland 18. From landscapes to kinscapes: Engendering Métis relations 19. Gender, intersectionality, and restitutive justice 20. Indigenous futures in archaeology Section 5: Envisaging gendered lives 21. Gender and the archaeological sciences: Gender, mobility and kinship in European prehistory 22. Caring for the house and the community: Women's agency in western Sicily, 8th-5th century BC 23. Imagining and gendering the past: Public Outreach as a Research Method 24. The archaeology of motherhood 25. Other pasts: Feminist archaeology, maintenance activities, and reconceptualization Section 6: Bodies, politics and feminist rethinkings 26. The skeletal body as archaeology: Osteological sex and gender archaeology 27. Bodies past and present: The political side of embodied approaches to Viking Age lives 28. Merely naturecultural: Notes on ontology of sex/gender in ancient Egypt Index
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