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Feminist Critique #5, 2022

Introduction to Fucking Solidarity: Queering Concepts on/from a Post-Soviet Perspective (pp. 10-26)

Katharina Wiedlack

Olenka Dmytryk

Syaivo

https://doi.org/10.52323/567892

"We cannot be included on your terms": a queer critic of the imperialist view in "Gaycation: Ukraine" (pp. 29-52)

nadiya chushak

Yulia Serdyukova

Iryna Tantsiura

Black Feminist Statement (pp. 55-68)

Combahee River Collective

The Unwomanly Face of Chechnya (pp. 71-79)

Lenny Smirno

Boston Marriages in Contemporary Russia and Beyond (pp. 80-91)

Aleksandra Yaseneva

Ekaterina Davydova

Sodomy and Contemporary Ideas about Russia’s Tradition of Homophobia (pp. 92-98)

Nick Mayhew

По следам выставки «Художественные гендерные и сексуальные разногласия и создание сообществ» (pp. 101-106)

Салтанат Шошанова

Otilia’s Enigma, Notes on the Performance (pp. 107-112)

Alexandra Tatar

A Guide to Cooperation with Allies (p. 113)

Hagra

In the house opposite: a selection of the D.I.Y. art on solidarity (pp. 114-116)

Syaivo

Welcome the Feminist Critique special issue “Fucking Solidarity: Queering Concepts on/from a Post-Soviet Perspective” (https://doi.org/10.52323/fc5). Guest editors: Katharina Wiedlack, Olenka Dmytryk, Syaivo & Liza Belorusova.

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Feminist Critique: East European Journal of Feminist and Queer Studies (ISSN 2524-2733)

Feminist Critique publishes papers on a wide range of topics that have, however, strong feminist and/or queer-theoretical positionality. We consider feminism broader than merely debates on women's rights and gender equality, and we see queer theory as more than a discussion on LGBT. We take feminism and queer theory as a tool for critical analysis of the implications of power, knowledge, and politics through which various “others” are constructed and naturalized, and global and local regimes of inequalities are established and maintained.