Throwing Like a Girl

What does it mean to “throw like a girl”? In this episode of thinking bodies, Anna Mudde and Kristin Rodier take on Iris Marion Young’s feminist philosophy classic, “Throwing Like a Girl.” With our contributors, we ask what our bodies can and cannot do in a world that shapes how we move.
With contributions from Megan Dean, Grayson Hunt, and Jane Dryden, the conversation opens onto disability, accessibility, ableism, chronic illness, aging, and the politics of taking up space. A feminist philosophy deep dive into what it means to move through the world in a body.
Thank you so much to the Amplify Podcast Network (amplifypodcastnetwork.ca), Stacey Copeland and Hannah McGregor for all of your mentorship.
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Keywords: feminist phenomenology, phenomenology, embodiment, lived body, bodily comportment, motility, spatiality, gender and embodiment, feminine movement, objectification, gender norms, gender socialization, accessibility, ableism, disability studies, feminist disability studies, situated embodiment, existential phenomenology, feminist theory, philosophy of the body,
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