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Janice Fiamengo | |
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| Born | 1964 (age 59–60) Vancouver,Canada |
| Occupation | emerita professor of English literature |
| Title | PhD |
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| Institutions | University of Ottawa |
Janice Anne Fiamengo (born 1964, Vancouver) is a Canadian professor emerita of English literature at the University of Ottawa. She became known in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom for her unsparing critique of feminism and its excesses.
Fiamengo was initially a feminist herself, and her scholarly work (such as 'The Woman's Page', 2008) reveals her keen interest in the role of women in the public debates of their time. However, Fiamengo turned away from feminism as it became more ideological and intolerant,[1] and started to threaten the academic freedom of expression.[2] For the same reason, she then joined the board of the 'Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship'.[3] Several of her discussions with students have been published on YouTube, as has a long series of polemical video lectures ('The Fiamengo File') by Studio Brulé (SB), in which she scrutinizes various aspects of radical feminism. In a groundbreaking later series ('The Fiamengo File 2.0') she presents an alternative history of early feminism.
Fiamengo's critique of the hostility towards men that she encountered within academic feminism led to her engagement with the men's rights movement.[4] In her book 'Sons of Feminism' she shows the other side of the so-called male 'privilege' and the supposed female subordination in 26 life stories of men.
Publications
[edit]- Sons of Feminism: Men Have Their Say. Little Nightingale Press, Ottawa 2018
- Home Ground and Foreign Territory: Essays on Early Canadian Literature. University of Ottawa Press, 2014
- The Woman's Page: Journalism and Rhetoric in Early Canada. University of Toronto Press, 2008
- Other Selves: Animals in the Canadian Literary Imagination. University of Ottawa Press, 2007
With Gerald Lynch:
- Alice Munro's Miraculous Art: Critical Essays. University of Ottawa Press, 2017
With Seymour Mayne en Russell Thornton:
- Visible Living: Poems Selected and New By Marya Fiamengo. Ronsdale Press, Vancouver, 2006
References
[edit]- ^ DocAmitay (2018-02-24). This is What Anti-Feminism Looks Like!! (Watch interview w/Dr. Janice Fiamengo to get reference). Retrieved 2024-12-19 – via YouTube.
- ^ Why is That? Radio Show (2017-01-24). WIT 24: Janice Fiamengo on Cultural Marxism in Universities. Retrieved 2024-12-19 – via YouTube.
- ^ "SAFS". www.safs.ca. Retrieved 2024-12-19.
- ^ Justice for Men & Boys (2018-08-15). 22 July 2018: Janice Fiamengo - "The demonization of young men: Campus sexual misconduct tribunals". Retrieved 2024-12-19 – via YouTube.
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