US EditionTeaching Transliterature: How a Cleveland-area academic pioneered a field of study to amplify voices of change – The Land
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Teaching Transliterature: How a Cleveland-area academic pioneered a field of study to amplify voices of change – The Land
Gabrielle Bychowski is preparing to leave Cleveland, but her legacy as a pioneer in the field of transgender literature is indelible. [Image from Gabrielle Bychowski, graphic by Ken Schneck] This story produced in collaboration with The Buckeye Flame. During the past eight years, as far as she has been able to confirm, Gabrielle Bychowski, Ph.D., created the first university-level courses on transgender literature in the United States. “A lot o…
Teaching Transliterature: How a Cleveland-area academic pioneered a field of study to amplify voices of change
Image created by Ken Schneck By Christopher Johnston During the past eight years, as far as she has been able to confirm, Gabrielle Bychowski, Ph.D., created the first university-level courses on transgender literature in the United States. “A lot of people don’t know that transliterature is not only an existing but growing and evolving genre of literature that has more than enough to establish an archive, a canon and a syllabus,” said the Anis…
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