🚨 Very happy to share this *new* pub, which began as a collection of sketches & questions in my notebook more than 5 yrs ago now! I hope this will be helpful as we continue to work together to articulate what Trans French Studies & what trans-affirming ALx can look like [1/6] 
I also hope this work will be helpful in (re)centering the voices of non-binary people as we think about & write through the ways that we position ourselves within and against myriad culturally and linguistically situated understandings of gender, particularly in French. [2/6]
Full citation: Knisely, K. (2020). Subverting the culturally unreadable: Understanding the self-positioning of non-binary speakers of French. The French Review. 94(2), 149-168.
For those w/out institutional access, I have also written an OASIS summary: Knisely, K. (2020). [3/6]
For those w/out institutional access, I have also written an OASIS summary: Knisely, K. (2020). [3/6]
Read this realness: How non-binary people are taking up & subverting cultural & linguistic spaces in French. OASIS Summary of Knisely(2020). Subverting the culturally unreadable: Understanding the self-positioning of non-binary speakers of French. FrenchReview.94(2).149-168. [4/]
The @OASIS_Database summary is available at: bit.ly/3oqGn3D (and via oasis-database.org). Additional details on the article in @AATFrench's The French Review can be found here, though you may also contact me directly: bit.ly/3ghr6iX [5/6] #LangChat #ddfc
A closely related article, focused specifically on language forms, will also be coming out soon in @actfl's Foreign Language Annals! Details to follow here. [6/6]
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