Catherine Rottenberg

As Jewish academics, we reject the weaponisation of antisemitism

Universities should adopt proportionate anti-racist measures informed by the diverse voices of those most affected, say Michael Rosen, Catherine Rottenberg and Des Freedman

By Michael Rosen

6 November

The cast of HBO series Girls illustrating a review of “The New Female Antihero: The Disruptive Women of Twenty‑First-Century US Television” by By Sarah Hagelin and Gillian Silverman

The New Female Antihero, by Sarah Hagelin and Gillian Silverman

Catherine Rottenberg enjoys an analysis of a new generation of characters who are transforming the narrative possibilities for women on screen

By Catherine Rottenberg

20 January

Women push children’s buggies across a park

Motherhood: A Manifesto, by Eliane Glaser

Catherine Rottenberg considers a bold critique of all the pressures and half-baked scientific advice that constrain the lives of mothers

By Catherine Rottenberg

24 June

The New Internationalists, by Sue Clayton

Catherine Rottenberg applauds a bold attempt to forge a politics of solidarity in response to humanitarian crisis

By Catherine Rottenberg

4 March

The Smart Wife: Why Siri, Alexa, and Other Smart Home Devices Need a Feminist Reboot, by Yolande Strengers and Jenny Kennedy

Catherine Rottenberg enjoys a sharp analysis of the sexual politics behind the devices that provide domestic services

By Catherine Rottenberg

2 November

'AI, Ain't I A Woman' by Joy Buolamwini/ The Algorithmic Justice League is displayed as part of the 'AI: More than Human' exhibition at the Barbican Curve Gallery on May 15, 2019 in London

Data Feminism, by Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein

Catherine Rottenberg discovers how progressive causes can harness the power of ‘counter-data’ to challenge the status quo

By Catherine Rottenberg

20 April

Becoming Beauvoir: A Life, by Kate Kirkpatrick

Catherine Rottenberg is inspired by a major new study of the great French feminist

By Catherine Rottenberg

28 November

Feminism, by Deborah Cameron

Catherine Rottenberg finds much to admire in a provocative new appraisal of the feminist movement

By Catherine Rottenberg

26 July

Considering Emma Goldman: Feminist Political Ambivalence and the Imaginative Archive, by Clare Hemmings

Catherine Rottenberg asks whether we can include an anarchist activist and writer in a queer, feminist archival history given her refusal to identify as a feminist?

By Catherine Rottenberg

22 March

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