How can you tell? Interdisciplinary perspectives on sex difference
Specialist workshop
10 June 2004
Organiser: Dan O'Connor
Programme
First Morning Session
Chair: Thomas Laqueur (History, University of California, Berkeley)
Anthea Callen (Art History, Nottingham)
Butch buttocks: boxing and the body beautiful in Britain and France
Dan O'Connor (History of Medicine, Warwick)
Juice: Testosterone, Transsexuality, Muscles and Masculinity in the Twentieth Century
Second Morning Session
Chair: Rebecca Earle (Comparative American Studies, Warwick)
Cathy McClive (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes)
Bleeding Hermaphrodites and Menstruating Men in Early Modern France
Elizabeth Evans (English, Wisconsin-Madison)
The Strolling Spectacle: Gender and the Streets of Modernist London
Afternoon Session
Chair: Sarah Hodges (History of Medicine, Warwick)
Lutz Sauerteig (Centre for the History of Medicine and Disease, Durham)
Sex Education Literature and Doing Gender, 1960s-1970s
Gillian Bendelow (Sociology, Sussex) & Andrew Parker (Sociology, Warwick)
Sex Roles, Becks and Texts: Masculinity and the Emotions
Discussion