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Transgender Identities in the Medieval Past: Eleanor Rykener in Context

Transgender Identities in the Medieval Past: Eleanor Rykener in Context

A Carnegie Trust Vacation Scholarship project exploring the transgender possibilities of Eleanor Rykener

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Divine Trans*cendence

17th Jun 201925th Jun 2019 ebrandxnLeave a comment

This week I've wanted to explore the ways in which gender nonconformity did not always stand in contrast to religious fervour. In what ways could Eleanor Rykener - poor, female, and a sodomite - understand herself in the context of the divine?

Tagged trans divinity, week two

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I’m Eve, a History student at the University of Edinburgh exploring transgender possibilities in the medieval past.

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