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Featured 2016 Journal Article The possibilities of feminist quantum thinkingSellberg, Karin and Hinton, Peta (2016). The possibilities of feminist quantum thinking. Rhizomes: cultural studies in emerging knowledge (30). doi: 10.20415/rhiz/030.i01 |
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2015 Book Chapter Embodied platonisms: the erotic choreographies of Angela Carter and John Cameron MitchellSellberg, Karin (2015). Embodied platonisms: the erotic choreographies of Angela Carter and John Cameron Mitchell. Corporeality and culture: bodies in movement. (pp. 95-108) edited by Karin Sellberg, Lena Wanggren and Kamillea Aghtan. Farnham, Surrey, United Kingdom: Ashgate. doi: 10.4324/9781315574363-14 |
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2015 Book Chapter Beyond queer time after 9/11: the work of Jeanette WintersonSellberg, Karin (2015). Beyond queer time after 9/11: the work of Jeanette Winterson. Women's fiction and post-9/11 contexts. (pp. 65-79) edited by Peter Childs, Claire Colebrook and Sebastian Groes. Lanham, MD, United States: Lexington Books. |
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2015 Book Chapter Queer (mis)representations of early modern sexual monstersSellberg, Karin (2015). Queer (mis)representations of early modern sexual monsters. Sex, Knowledge, and Receptions of the Past. (pp. 243-264) edited by Kate Fisher and Rebecca Langlands. Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford Univerisity Press. |
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2015 Book Corporeality and Culture: Bodies in MovementKarin Sellberg, Lena Wånggren and Kamillea Aghtan eds. (2015). Corporeality and Culture: Bodies in Movement. Farnham, England: Ashgate. |
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2015 Book Chapter Monsters, margins and corporealising choreographiesSellberg, Karin (2015). Monsters, margins and corporealising choreographies. Corporeality and culture: bodies in movement. (pp. 47-52) edited by Karin Sellberg, Lena Wanggren and Kamillea Aghtan. Farnham, Surrey, United Kingdom: Ashgate. |
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2014 Journal Article Being and Slime: An Alluvial IntroductionSellberg, Karin and Aghtan, Kamillea (2014). Being and Slime: An Alluvial Introduction. InterAlia - A Journal of Queer Studies (9), 166-185. |
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Featured 2014 Journal Article Fluid Fat: Considerations of Culture and CorporealitySellberg, Karin and Sellberg, Ann (2014). Fluid Fat: Considerations of Culture and Corporeality. InterAlia - A Journal of Queer Studies (9), 304-318. |
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2014 Journal Article The philosophy of ‘The Gap’: feminist fat and corporeal (dis)connectionSellberg, Karin (2014). The philosophy of ‘The Gap’: feminist fat and corporeal (dis)connection. Somatechnics, 4 (1), 95-107. doi: 10.3366/soma.2014.0114 |
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2012 Journal Article Intersectionality and dissensus: a negotiation of the feminist classroomWanggren, Lena and Sellberg, Karin (2012). Intersectionality and dissensus: a negotiation of the feminist classroom. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal, 31 (5-6), 542-555. doi: 10.1108/02610151211235514 |
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2012 Book Chapter Transgender identity and passing authentically. Pro-passing, transgender identity and literature: (post-)transexual politics and poetics of passingSellberg, Karin (2012). Transgender identity and passing authentically. Pro-passing, transgender identity and literature: (post-)transexual politics and poetics of passing. Passing/Out: Sexual Identity Veiled and Revealed. (pp. 211-219) edited by Dennis R. Cooley and Kelby Harrison. Farnham, Surrey, England: Ashgate Publishing. |
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2012 Book Chapter Slime and time: cannibalistic erotics at the limits of temporal transgressionSellberg, Karin (2012). Slime and time: cannibalistic erotics at the limits of temporal transgression. Transgression and Its Limits. (pp. 121-132) edited by Matt Foley, Neil McRobert and Aspasia Stephanou. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. |
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Featured 2011 Journal Article Sublime gender transposition: the reformed platonism of Jacques Rancière’s aesthetics as queer performanceSellberg, Karin (2011). Sublime gender transposition: the reformed platonism of Jacques Rancière’s aesthetics as queer performance. Transformations (19). |
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Featured 2009 Journal Article Transitions and transformation: from gender performance to becoming genderedSellberg, Karin (2009). Transitions and transformation: from gender performance to becoming gendered. Australian Feminist Studies, 24 (59), 71-84. doi: 10.1080/08164640802645158 |
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2022 Other Outputs Australasian Health and Medical Humanities: Work-in-Progress SeriesStephens, Elizabeth, Dickson, Melissa and Sellberg, Karin (2022, 08 15). Australasian Health and Medical Humanities: Work-in-Progress Series The polyphony: conversations across the medical humanities |
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2021 Journal Article Australasian Health and Medical Humanities Network launchStephens, Elizabeth, Hooker, Claire, Hammerschlag, Keren, Carr, Sandra and Sellberg, Karin (2021). Australasian Health and Medical Humanities Network launch. Polyphony. |
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2020 Book Chapter Corporeal Creativity and Queer Gaps in TimeSellberg, Karin (2020). Corporeal Creativity and Queer Gaps in Time. How Literature Comes to Matter. (pp. 172-190) edited by Moslund, Sten Pultz, Marcussen, Marlene Karlsson and Pedersen, Martin Karlsson. Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Edinburgh University Press. doi: 10.3366/edinburgh/9781474461313.003.0009 |
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2020 Journal Article Medical humanities research showcase: the emergence of a new trans-disciplinary field in a time of precaritySellberg, Karin, Stephens, Elizabeth, Efstathiadou, Anna, Pillai, Suja, Yamada, Kazuki and Wise, Beck (2020). Medical humanities research showcase: the emergence of a new trans-disciplinary field in a time of precarity. Continuum, 34 (6), 1-17. doi: 10.1080/10304312.2020.1842121 |
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2020 Journal Article Precarious futures: cultural studies in pandemic timesStephens, Elizabeth, Sellberg, Karin and Donaghy, Paige (2020). Precarious futures: cultural studies in pandemic times. Continuum, 34 (6), 807-815. doi: 10.1080/10304312.2020.1842120 |
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2019 Journal Article The ‘turns’ of feminist time: evolutionary logic, life and renewal in ‘new materialist’ feminist philosophySellberg, Karin (2019). The ‘turns’ of feminist time: evolutionary logic, life and renewal in ‘new materialist’ feminist philosophy. Australian Feminist Studies, 34 (99), 93-106. doi: 10.1080/08164649.2019.1605488 |
