Before I mired my self in the land that is PhD, I used to be active in the theatre scene, directing and acting. This is a little comic that I drew for the writer of a short play I directed in 2012, about the creative process. It might not have much to do with gender, but I do have it stuck up at my desk at uni to remind me of good times with friends. It keeps me going during the rough troughs of writing my thesis, so I thought I’d share 🙂
Many have people have requested I make a Deleuze comic. But that would mean I have to get my head around it. Given that may never happen, I made something else.
Inspired by the fact that Judith Butler Explained with Cats got a lot more clicks than Foucault with Hipsters, here’s:
For more on privilege checking, see here.
Following hot on the heels of Foucault Explained with Hipsters, here’s JB’s Gender Trouble  explained in Socratic dialogue style. With cats.
All page references from Butler, J. (1990 [2008: 1999]). Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity. New York; London: Routledge.
Got any more ideas for philosophy/sociology/gender theory you’d like to see explained in comic form? Let me know in the comments below.
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