I adore maths. I love the intricacies, how each concept builds you up to one more complicated, and just the pure satisfaction when you get a whole number solution to an eight-mark question. But alas, much to my sorrow, not everyone feels the same way.

Frozen was lauded as a feminist breakthrough for Disney when it finally voiced what audiences were thinking: ‘You can’t marry a man you just met’. But to what extent does the cultural feminism we understand today in advocating for a woman’s romantic agency translate into the feminist critical practice pioneered in the 1960s?