‘Sometimes I dream I am a boy… and then I am a girl again’: Traversing Gender in The Knot Garden’s ‘Schubert Scene’

Abstract

Intersectional Perspectives: Identity, Culture, and Society is an online international interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary peer-reviewed journal which explores the representation and construction of identity, sexuality, race, and gender in social and cultural texts, discourses, practices, and subjectivities. We publish articles that address the themes of identity, sexuality, gender, race, and how they, and other markers of identity, interact and intersect, challenge, and/or question culture and society. We also encourage submissions that cut across racial, national, sexual, class, and (dis)ability divisions, as well as other markers of social difference. Our publication further provides a platform for marginalised voices to be heard, and accordingly, we are interested in receiving submissions that champion these perspectives.Our publication is geared towards academics, early career academics, postgraduate students, and the public. We encourage responses to issues that have been published and aim for an open and dynamic dialogue between our readership and authors.