# Carolyn Dinshaw
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carolyn dinshaw is an American academic and author, who has specialised in issues of gender and sexuality in the medieval context.
== Education and career ==
Dinshaw was born to a Parsi father, Dudley Dinshaw a Parsi from Lucknow and an American mother.Dinshaw earned her bachelor's degree in 1978 from Bryn Mawr College and went on to graduate study at Princeton University where she earned her PhD in English Literature in 1982 with a dissertation that later became the book Chaucer and the Text.
She is currently a Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis and English at New York University working in medieval studies and queer theory.
Time, Desire, & Revival Jewels
Today we explore the gap in time between historical events and the present. Between then and now is a gap that creates desire and longing for contact. Creative attempts to close that gap produced a series of “revivalist” movements in the nineteenth century. Through our current exhibition “Ideal Jew…
Fandom
andré carrington talks about the origins of contemporary fandoms, race and gender as its determinants, and its emancipatory potential in the face of cooption by big media conglomerates. Besides andrés book Speculative Blackness, references are made, among other things, to the work of Carolyn Dinsha…
Fandom
andré carrington talks about the origins of contemporary fandoms, race and gender as its determinants, and its emancipatory potential in the face of cooption by big media conglomerates. Besides andrés book Speculative Blackness, references are made, among other things, to the work of Carolyn Dinsha…
Fandom
andré carrington talks about the origins of contemporary fandoms, race and gender as its determinants, and its emancipatory potential in the face of cooption by big media conglomerates. Besides andrés book Speculative Blackness, references are made, among other things, to the work of Carolyn Dinsha…
Oh, God - Religious Horror
This episode of Horror Joy ventures into the unsettling realm of religious horror. Brian and Jeff explore the depths of this subgenre through a chilling double feature: A24's critically acclaimed 'Saint Maud' (2019) and the recently released Neon film, 'Immaculate' (2024).
Prepare to dissect some t…
09 - Symbolism and Storytelling - The Green Knight
Host Peaches sits down with her friend Santiago Ramones on Campbell's Corner to gush over how much they liked the new movie The Green Knight. Symbolism in all its forms is showcased in what Peaches argues as being the "best Arthurian adaptation she's ever seen." Be sure to watch the movie before di…
«A queer desire for history» | Why do we study it?
Rather than seeking to destroy myths or refute heteronormative truths, queer history provides a lens through which we can broaden our understanding of the past, challenge classical interpretations and give a voice to those who have never been heard. In the first episode, Viktsya and Ula discuss the…
Episode 5 - Woven and Rewoven: Creative Criticism and the Medieval World (A Conversation with Ella O'Shea, Issi Marklew and Libby Histed)
What does a napkin have to do with the modern-day reception of medieval literature? How is it that Rosalia's album 'Lux' invites new interpretative possibilities for the study of female mystics? And how does Shrek fit into all of this?
In this episode, I am joined by Libby, Ella and Issi (the geniu…
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