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Sezin Koehler

Eclectic writings on social justice, pop-culture, horror, flash fiction, and more.

  • Bienvenidos
  • CALL FOR PITCHES—Bill & Ted University: The (Social) Sciences Behind Their Excellent Adventures
  • Published Articles
  • Zuzu’s Petals: An Eclectic Blog
  • Books
  • Press
  • Twin Peaks
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Tag: Gender Issues

Mourning Locks
Death · Horror · Repatria · Trauma · Wendy

Mourning Locks

February 24, 2012June 25, 2014 Sezin Koehler5 Comments

Why I cut my hair when someone I care about dies and a few other confessions about my life and American Monsters.

Whites Only?
Culture · Expatria · Human Rights · Politics · Women

Whites Only?

August 6, 2010October 18, 2011 Sezin Koehler11 Comments

A She Writes blog post by an African-American woman calling for “White Ambassadors To Help Me Cross Over” provokes a blog series, in which this piece is one of seven reactions.

On Dreams, Suffering and the French Film MARTYRS
Culture · Healing Power of Horror · Horror · Movies · Politics · Trauma · Women

On Dreams, Suffering and the French Film MARTYRS

June 9, 2010May 15, 2013 Sezin Koehler4 Comments

I was reminded of a strange dream I had a few years ago after recently watching the brilliant French film MARTYRS, and of course also manage to tie this back to Lady Gaga. 😉

Intertextuality and Irony in Lady Gaga’s PAPARAZZI
Culture · Death · Expatria · Guest Posts · Horror · Music · Vampires · Women

Intertextuality and Irony in Lady Gaga’s PAPARAZZI

May 20, 2010October 18, 2011 Sezin Koehler10 Comments

My submission for this week’s www.RedRoom.com themed blog competition on “What is your favorite pop song?”

On homosociality, American masculinties, and violence against women in DEADGIRL
Culture · Death · Horror · Movies · Trauma · Women

On homosociality, American masculinties, and violence against women in DEADGIRL

May 19, 2010October 18, 2011 Sezin Koehler2 Comments

Delving back into my much-loved world of cultural anthropology via the horror film “Deadgirl” and its social significance.

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