Male Gaze and Racism

2025/08/30 by Finzsch, Norbert
#intersectionality #male gaze #racism #re-positioning

paper · doi:10.18716/ojs/gefo/2008.3068

Abstract

I would like to present some considerations for a re-positioning of the concept of the male gaze that could lead to a decentering of this much-used construction. In a second move I will try to transfer these reflections onto the concept of racism, thereby aiming at a more thorough understanding of what intersectionality actually means.

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