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Lova Journal of Feminist Anthropology & Gender Studies
ISSUE 44, YEAR 2023
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Loes Oudenhuijsen
EDITORS
Ana Carolina de Assis Nunes, Claire Delhumeau, Hamida Massaquoi, Paula Vermuë, Lise Zurné
CONTRIBUTORS
Carla Besora Barti, Janset Nil Genç, Mária Gubán, Catalina Kranner, Priyanka Hutschentreiter, Magdalena Sauerbaum, Éva Rozália Hölzle, Ina Haagland, Karama Ogillio, Marlyse Debergh, Marina de Regt, Naomi van Stapele
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Cremers visuele communicatie
PRINTING
Printshop FSW, Leiden University
Table of contents
INTRODUCTION
Ana Carolina de Assis Nunes, Claire Delhumeau, Loes Oudenhuijsen, Paula Vermuë, Lise Zurné
ESSAYS
Sensing, drawing and making sense: Enlivening ethnographic fieldnotes
Carla Besora Barti
Humor and homosociality in Bin Bir Buse (1923-24): Understanding the role of homosocial ridicule in marginalising women and non-hegemonic masculinities
Janset Nil Genç
“What else would be worth it?”: Performing womanhood in the Hungarian extreme right
Mária Gubán
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Queering postsecularism: Negotiating religious-secular identities in Dhaka
Priyanka Hutschenreiter
Kinship generations in the context of succession and motherhood
Éva Rozália Hölzle and Magdalena Sauerbaum
Self-making and gender norms: Sanctions and rewards within the context of public health and sex work in Dar es Salaam
Inga Haaland and Karama Ogillo
BOOK REVIEW
The eroticizing of HIV: Viral fantasies. Jaime García-Iglesias, 2022
Marlyse Debergh
Lova Marjan Rens Master’s Thesis Award 2023
Marina de Regt
Narrative analysis and feminist anthropology: Relationships, representations, and response-abilities. In memory of Dr. Karin Willemse
Naomi van Stapele