Jason Morse

Member since March 10, 2023

Business Type: UW Faculty

Business Name/Affiliation:
UW Bothell

My research takes an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to the cultural studies of sexuality as a form of gendered racial power, including especially the way that stereotypes work as tactics of this power. I argue that literature and other cultural texts have always provided an better understanding of the stereotype as a form of power than the established theories and scholarship have. My research informs heavily my commitment to engaging students in cultural analysis as a way to learn to build arguments and understand their social world. I earned my PhD from the University of Washington. While there, I also was a Public Scholar fellow and was also part of two collaborative research collectives through the Simpson Center for the Humanities that informed my research and thinking. The Race/Knowledge Project explored the relationship between cultural work and the neoliberal university for understanding race and racialization while Queer Worlds focused on the way that queer scholarship shifts as it becomes institutionalized.

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Promiscuous Contexts: The Problem of the Stereotype in the Politics of Representation

Added on September 7, 2023

Listings by Jason Morse

Promiscuous Contexts: The Problem of the Stereotype in the Politics of Representation

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