A Song of Ice and Fire analysis

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• The reluctant (masculine) hero in GoT and Harry Potter
• Masculine embodiment in ASOIAF- aka what’s up with the eunuchs?
• Dorne and the sexualised other
• Lost manhood: Analysing the eunuch’s masculinity in A Song of Ice and Fire
• Brienne and Arya: gender outlaws
• Disability, gender, and sexuality in ASOIAF
• Brienne and me- Breaking gender norms in Westeros and in our own world
• A brief defence of Selyse Baratheon (kinda)
• No cock = no sexuality? Geldings in ASOIAF
• Alleras/Sarella, The Sphinx traversing bounderies of sex and gender
• The Grotesqueries of Planatos
• Brienne of Tarth and Joan of Arc: on finding trans narratives in the middle ages
• The Beautiful Spymaster: Lysono Maar, Orientalism, and Liminality
• Maidens, maidenheads and the patriarchy- Virginity norms in ASOIAF
• Lyanna Stark, The Knight of the Laughing Tree, and gender nonconformity
• Brienne- not quite a lady, not quite a knight
• The queer stories of Fire and Blood
• Davos and the class struggles of Westeros
• A MOST UNCOMMON WOMAN: Cersei Lannister’s Gender Trouble
• Lords Too Fat to Sit a Horse: Body Normativity and Masculinity in ASOIAF
• The queer potential of a blank slate- Stories of transition at The Wall, The Citadel, and The House of Black and White
• “As mutable as flame”- understandings of dragons’ sex and the implications for conceptualisations of sex/gender generally in ASOIAF