Sex, Gender, Becoming - PULP

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Kammila Naidoo, University of Pretoria
Kammila Naidoo teaches in the Department of Sociology. Her primary
research interests are in qualitative studies of poverty and women’s
lives in Southern Africa, the social aspects of HIV/AIDS and feminist
theory and methodology.
Jean Triegaardt
Jean Triegaardt worked in the Department of Social Work, University
of Pretoria from 1999-2005. She is presently employed as a 'policy
analyst' at the Development Bank Southern Africa (DBSA).
Jeanne van Eeden, University of Pretoria
Jeanne van Eeden teaches in the Department of Visual Arts. She is
particularly interested in the role of the entertainment and leisure
economy in post-colonial South African visual culture.
Karin van Marle, University of Pretoria
Karin van Marle teaches jurisprudence in the Department of Legal
History, Comparative Law and Jurisprudence. Current research is
focused on feminine subjectivity, being, living and dying within a
postapartheid context.
Christo Venter, University of Pretoria
Christo Venter teaches transport engineering and transport planning
in the Department of Civil and Biosystems Engineering. His research
interests include strategic transport and land-use planning, public
transport, and social and economic impacts of transport systems. His
current research work focuses on how movement systems can be
better designed to meet the needs of a wide range of users, including
people with disabilities and women.
Stella Viljoen, University of Pretoria.
Stella Viljoen lectures art history and contemporary popular culture
in the Department of Visual Arts. Her field of interest is the point of
intersection between (art historical) 'high culture' and mass culture,
particularly within magazine discourse.