Lisa Kalayji
- Name
- Lisa Kalayji
- Title
- Organisation
- Sociology School of Social and Political Science University of Edinburgh
- Address
- Edinburgh UK
- Telephone
- LKalayji@exseed.ed.ac.uk
- Research Interests
- Sociology of emotions, social movements, feminisms and feminist theory, Social theory, cultural studies, textual research methods
- URL
- http://www.sps.ed.ac.uk/gradschool/community_and_representation/research_student_profiles/sociology/lisa_kalayji
PhD Title
Collective Relationships & the Emotion Culture of British Radical Feminism, 1983-1991
Research Interests
My interests centre on emotions and culture. My doctoral research explores emotions in radical feminism in 1980s Britain through British radical feminist magazine Trouble and Strife, and I am particularly interested in the interdisciplinary dialogue between sociology and cultural studies around the cultural politics of emotion and affect. I specialise in qualitative textual research methods, particularly involving archival documents of life.
Supervision
Dr. Mary Holmes
Dr. Julie Brownlie
Qualifications
PhD Sociology, University of Edinburgh (viva June 2018)
MSc Social Research, University of Edinburgh
B.A. Philosophy
Academic Publications
Murray, Ó.M. and Kalayji, L. (Forthcoming). ‘Forging Queer Feminist Futures Through Discomfort: Vulnerability and Authority in the Classroom.’ Journal of Applied Social Theory
Teaching Experience
University of Edinburgh & Edinburgh Napier University
Guest Lecturer:
Contemporary Feminist Debates, Sociology of Emotions, Advanced Issues in Sociological Research, Sexuality & Gender, Sociology of Social Movements
Tutor:
Contemporary Feminist Debates, Sociology of Emotions, Sociology 1A & 1B, Social Theory, Social & Political Theory, Introduction to Sociology, Social & Cultural Landscapes
Selected Media Publications
Kalayji, L. (2018) 'Understanding Anti-transgender Feminism.' Discover Society, 55: April 2018. Available at: https://discoversociety.org/2018/04/03/viewpoint-understanding-anti-transgender-feminism/
Kalayji, L. (2017) '"For the many, not the few": Emotion, Politics, & the Fight for British Hegemony.' Discover Society, 46: July 2017. Available at: https://discoversociety.org/2017/07/05/for-the-many-not-the-few-emotion-politics-the-fight-for-british-hegemony/
Kalayji, L. (2017) 'Emotion Rules in Feminist Book Reviews: An Inroad to Improving Feminist Relationships.' Women are Boring, April 2017. Available at: https://womenareboring.wordpress.com/2017/04/14/emotion-rules-in-feminist-book-reviews-an-inroad-to-improving-feminist-relationships/
https://lisakalayji.wordpress.com/