Drawing on their own experiences as a toxic shock survivor and a menstrual pain and period dysphoria sufferer, Ela Przyby?o questions why and how menstrual pain needs to be incorporated into discussions of gender, embodiment, and disability.
Drawing on their own experiences as a toxic shock survivor and a menstrual pain and period dysphoria sufferer, Ela Przyby?o questions why and how menstrual pain needs to be incorporated into discussions of gender, embodiment, and disability.
Ela Przybyło is associate professor of English and core faculty in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies at Illinois State University. She is author of Asexual Erotics: Intimate Readings of Compulsory Sexuality and coeditor of On the Politics of Ugliness.
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Contents Introduction. Blood, Pain, and Gender: Rethinking Bleeding for a Somatechnical Age 1. Miserable Menstruators: Toward a Cranky Approach to Bleeding 2. Suppressing Histories: On the Womaning of Bleeding 3. Toxicity, Environmental Leak: On Pain and Menstrual Trauma Acknowledgments Bibliography
Contents Introduction. Blood, Pain, and Gender: Rethinking Bleeding for a Somatechnical Age 1. Miserable Menstruators: Toward a Cranky Approach to Bleeding 2. Suppressing Histories: On the Womaning of Bleeding 3. Toxicity, Environmental Leak: On Pain and Menstrual Trauma Acknowledgments Bibliography
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