Dr Zoe John

Darlithydd mewn Troseddeg, Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy

+44 (0) 1792 987344

z.e.john@abertawe.ac.uk

Siaradwr Cymraeg Sylfaenol

Dolenni Ymchwil

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7921-1235

ResearchGate

Trosolwg

Mae Zoe yn ddarlithydd mewn Troseddeg yn yr Adran Troseddeg, Cymdeithaseg a Pholisi Cymdeithasol. Mae wedi addysgu gwahanol fodiwlau ar lefel israddedig ers ymuno â'r gyfadran yn 2021 ac mae’n arbenigo mewn rhywedd a chysylltiadau rhwng y rhywiau. Mae Zoe hefyd yn Gymrawd Cyswllt o'r Academi Addysg Uwch.

Cyn ymuno â Phrifysgol Abertawe, roedd Zoe yn ymchwilydd doethurol ym Mhrifysgol Caerdydd. Canolbwyntiodd ymchwil doethurol Zoe ar rywedd, trais, ac ymgorfforiad mewn crefft ymladd cymysg (MMA). Roedd y themâu hyn yn ganolog i faterion ehangach yn ymwneud nid yn unig â'r gamp ond cyrff mewn bywyd pob dydd, gan gynnwys aflonyddu rhywiol, ffiniau hiwmor a throthwy trais mewn rhyngweithio.

Mae ei diddordebau ymchwil ac addysgu yn cynnwys methodolegau creadigol, fel barddoniaeth fel math o ddadansoddi data a chynrychiolaeth.

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Rhywedd
Cysylltiadau rhwng y rhywiau
Ymgorfforiad
Trais chwaraeon
Dulliau creadigol

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Diddordebau Addysgu

Mae Zoe yn addysgu ar ystod o lefelau israddedig ers ymuno â Phrifysgol Abertawe, ond ar lefelau 4 a 5 yn bennaf. Mae ei diddordebau addysgu yn cynnwys materion a theori cymdeithasegol allweddol ar draws dysgu israddedig, a thrafodaethau mwy penodol ar rywedd a chysylltiadau rhwng y rhywiau ar draws disgyblaethau gwyddorau cymdeithasol.

Cyhoeddiadau

Uchafbwyntiau Ymchwil

John, Z. (2023). Researcher, Fighter, C*nt: Vulnerability and Violence in the MMA Field. In Bryan C. Clift, Ioannis Costas Batlle, Sheree Bekker, and Katharina Chudzikowski (Ed.), Qualitative Researcher Vulnerability: Negotiating, Experiencing and Embracing Routledge
SU Repository: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa64084

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Penodau Llyfrau

John, Z. (2023). Researcher, Fighter, C*nt: Vulnerability and Violence in the MMA Field. In Bryan C. Clift, Ioannis Costas Batlle, Sheree Bekker, and Katharina Chudzikowski (Ed.), Qualitative Researcher Vulnerability: Negotiating, Experiencing and Embracing Routledge
SU Repository: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa64084

Goruchwyliaeth

Analyzing of effectiveness of legal frameworks and practical responses to gender-based violence (GBV) and socio-cultural, institutional factors contributing to the prevalence and persistence of gender-based violence (GBV) in post- Soviet countries (Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, and the Russian Federation) in the post-COVID-19 period (cyfredol)

PhD

Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Victoria Silverwood

Modiwlau a Addysgir

ASC308 Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice

This module introduces key issues around gender, crime, and the criminal justice system. The module will comprise of 10 lectures, tracing themes from the role of gender in our understanding of offenders and victims, to gender and crime in the media, to toxic masculinity and the normalisation of violence. Throughout the module varied feminist theories of gender and crime, policy debates, and evidence will be considered. Students will be given the opportunity to engage both critically and creatively in response to the variety of topics presented.
ASC333 Critical Criminology of Sports and Leisure

The module reimagines sport as an important critical criminological field that can help us better understand how discourses and practices of crime and justice produce and reinforce social inequalities. The intersections of sport and crime have received much attention from scholars working predominantly in the areas of law and legal studies. For the most part, this body of research has documented cases of corruption, cheating, and illegal behavior that occurs away from the arena and in contexts that fall outside of the direct purview of sport. Criminologists add to this field by considering how crime, deviance, and punishment in the sporting world produce and reproduce social inequalities. This course investigates the myriad ways that ideas, representations, and messages about crime, violence, and punishment in sport mirror broader relations of power that exist outside of sport. Covering a broad range of legal, cultural and social issues such as corruption, cheating, drug-use, doping, violence, and power we consider the role of critical criminology in addressing some of the crimes and harms associated with sport and leisure.
PPS318 Investigating Gender 2: Exploring Men and Masculinities

While the majority of scholarship on gender has focused on women, in this module we will critically interrogate, through a sociological analysis, men and the constitution of masculinity. This tack is crucial to understanding gender inequality because men as a group benefit from the gender order, and enactments of masculinity tend to reproduce power and dominance. The module will investigate different meanings of masculinity and in its plural form masculinities, how these meanings change historically and over the life course. At the same time, it will consider how intersections with other dimensions of inequality such as class, race, place, and sexuality complicate masculinities and position men differently in relationship to gender dividends. Special attention will be paid to the way power works in the making of gendered selves. Topics in the module will cover: Week 1 What is Masculinity? ¿ Masculinity in Context Global and Local Masculinity Week 2 Theorising Masculinities ¿ Hegemonic, Inclusive, or Toxic? Week 3 Extending Masculinity Research and Theory- Beyond Male Bodies Week 4 Childhood and Youth- Learning Masculinity Week 5 Masculinity, Race, and Class Week 6 Sexuality Week 7 Media, Popular Culture, and Subculture Week 8 Sports, Health, and Violence Week 9 Intimate Relationships, Harassment, and Gender-Based Violence Week 10 Moving forward: Toward Healthy Masculinity and Gender Equality? Week 11 Conclusion
SPC111 The Sociological and Criminological Imagination

This module introduces various theories and concepts around thinking 'sociologically' and 'criminologically'. Over the course of 10 lectures, students will be introduced to the main explanatory theories of crime, deviance and social inequality - assessing the strengths and limitations of each. We will consider the debates of private troubles versus public problems, discussing a range of topical issues to bring these debates to life. The module also examines the relevance of theories and evidence to contemporary policy and practice.
SPC113 Study Skills in Social Sciences

This module introduces students to the basic research and essay writing skills required when studying Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy in Higher Education. A mixture of lecturer-led and independent learning methods will address topics such as efficient use of library services, active reading and note-taking and accurate referencing. Students will develop skills in critical evaluation and higher-order learning.

Dr Zoe John

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Modiwlau a Addysgir

ASC308 Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice

ASC333 Critical Criminology of Sports and Leisure

PPS318 Investigating Gender 2: Exploring Men and Masculinities

SPC111 The Sociological and Criminological Imagination

SPC113 Study Skills in Social Sciences