Grace Elisabeth Lavery is an associate professor of English critical theory and gender and women's studies at UC Berkeley, whose research focuses on the history of language and aestheticism in 19th century Victorian English society, along with topics involving the language and literature of sexuality and gender.

2021年6月14日 · When Grace Lavery joined UC Berkeley’s English department in 2013, she didn’t know that she would become one of the most followed trans scholars in the world on social media and an outspoken advocate for the trans community.

My work addresses the history and theory of interpretation under capitalism, with a focus on the ascription of sexual meaning to flesh.

As an Associate Professor of English, Critical Theory, and Gender & Women’s Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, her research explores the history and theory of aesthetics and interpretation, with particular interests in psychoanalysis, literary …

2020年9月21日 · English Professor Grace Lavery talks Pride, social justice, and trans studies. For Grace Lavery, coming out as a trans woman was nerve-racking at first. A professor in Berkeley’s Department of English, she was afraid of how her colleagues and students would react.

A broad and important collection of essays on feminist psychoanalysis, bring-ing together the authoritative major figures in the field with provocative work by emerging …

Grace Lavery is a writer, editor, and Associate Professor of English, Critical Theory, and Gender & Women’s Studies at UC Berkeley. Her forthcoming speculative memoir, Please Miss, will be published by Seal Press in 2022.