Unveiling the Hidden Struggles: Political Violence Against Women Through the Lens of Standpoint Theory by Umaimah Umaimah, Mohamad Zahir Zainudin, Eko Sumardi, Muhammad Akbar, Ryanka Dizayani Putra

“…Keywords: Political Violence, Patriarchy, Political Culture, Women, Standpoint Theory   Abstrak Kekerasan terhadap perempuan dalam politik pada dasarnya berakar pada konstruksi sosial-budaya patriarkal yang membentuk perspektif yang tidak adil dan tidak setara, merugikan perempuan dan menguntungkan laki-laki. …”
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Les Féministes des marges peuvent-elles parler ? Retour sur un « échec » académique et ses implications épistémologiques et politiques by Marie-Eveline Belinga, Yaël Eched, Rose Ndengue

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Pour une critique et une reconstruction féministes de l’éducation thérapeutique. L’exemple de l’endométriose by Anaïs Choulet-Vallet

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Danger Is a Signal, Not a State: Bigaagarri—An Indigenous Protocol for Dancing Around Threats to Wellbeing by Phillip Orcher, Victoria J. Palmer, Tyson Yunkaporta

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Music’s Vibratory Enchantments and Epistemic Injustices. Reflecting on Thirty Years of Feminist Thought in Music Theory by Judy Lochhead

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The Feminist ‘Successor Science Project’ as a Transnational Epistemological Community by Betta Pesole

“…This paper analyzes how the attempt by feminist epistemologies to overcome the impasse between objectivity and relativism has led to various formulations of the concept of ‘location’ and to the standpoint theory. As a result, the political project of a transnational community of interpreters fostered by transnational feminism can be seen as deriving from such enduring process.…”
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Se positionner comme chercheuses au prisme des luttes intersectionnelles : décentrer la notion d’allié.e pour prendre en compte les personnes concernées by Sklaerenn Le Gallo, Mélanie Millette

“…We proceed in three stages in order to think about the positioning of allies. Based on the standpoint theory of the question of speaking for / speaking of, we take a critical look at the power relationships within academia, and particularly the practices of speech capture by researchers in a privileged position, in the context of research with LGBTQI+ people, racialized, or people marginalized by different streams of oppression. …”
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Museos y arqueología: feminismo para cambiar los discursos by Begoña Soler Mayor

“…Describes the feminist methodology to achieve narrative change: the standpoint theory, epistemic privilege and the importance of language and images. …”
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Reclaiming the Landbodymind Erotic: Queer First Nations “Storytelling Wholeness” and “Some Properly Hot Gay Sex” by Han Reardon-Smith

“…The focus is on reading these texts vulnerably, with an ethic of companion-thinking in respect to Indigenous Standpoint Theory, attentive to my relationality and responsibilities as a queer white colonial-settler situated on stolen Aboriginal Land. …”
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Female Corporeality and the Sublimation of Pain: A Study of The Pakistani Bride by Bapsi Sidhwa by Shamsa Malik, Nadia Anwar

“…The research pursues feminist literary standpoint theory posited by bell hooks (2004) in the postcolonial feminist context, while the Foucauldian (1979) concept of “Panopticism” (p. 195) and “Docile Body” (p. 135) are threaded to highlight the concept of complete physical and mental surveillance of the autonomous body/person in order to investigate the shift of gender/power roles from male hegemony to female empowerment.…”
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An Analysis of dolly red-light district closure impact: 10-year post-transformation study on the psychological and economic vulnerability of susceptible women groups by Setyawan Jefri, Wibowo Joshi Maharani, Indrawardani Ken Fitria

“…The analysis method used is TNA (thematic network approach), which is processed and visualized using NVIVO 12 pro. Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST) is used as a theoretical framework to ensure that the knowledge produced involves the participation of individuals who experience it directly. …”
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Freedom Choices: How Black Mothers Living in Jim Crow Protected Their Children from Anti-Black Racism and Prepared Them for Success by LaShawnDa Pittman, Alana Lim, Ayan Mohamed, Mia Schuman, Rachel Vulk, Rina Yan

“…Grounded in Black feminist standpoint theory, we rely on Black women’s own perspectives to understand how interlocking systems of oppression shaped their mothering experiences and practices. …”
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Exploring drivers and prevention strategies for sexual violence among adolescent girls and young women in Kicukiro, Rwanda by Wongani Patricia Kawonga, Sam M. Livingstone, Augustine Ndaimani, Jean Pierre Sibomana, Tsion Yohannes Waka, Maxwell Mhlanga, Andrew Mclellan

“…This study explores the drivers and prevention strategies for sexual violence among AGYW in Kicukiro, Rwanda.MethodsA descriptive exploratory design guided by the socioecological model and feminist standpoint theory was employed. In-depth interviews were conducted with 13 AGYW participating in a mentorship program and 5 male community members. …”
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From shared experiences of gendered racism to converging interpretations? Exploring the formation of a decolonial standpoint by women of Moroccan descent in postcolonial France by Nina Sahraoui

“…Abstract This article invites a dialogue between decolonial perspectives on diasporas and feminist standpoint theories by exploring processes of standpoint formation by women of Moroccan descent who grew up in postcolonial France. …”
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