Écrire la différence : une relecture politique des nouvelles de Sylvia Plath by Federica DORIA

“…This article proposes a feminist reading of Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams and Other Prose Writings (1977) by Sylvia Plath. …”
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Frida Kahlo, La chair ouverte by Julie Crenn

“…She did not hesitate to draw from her personal experience to deal with subjects considered as taboos in the years 1930-1950, what makes of her a premature feminist artist symbolizing the American slogan lauded at the beginning of 1970’s « The personal is political ».…”
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For Better or Worse by Sinenhlanhla Sithulisiwe Chisale

“…The extent to which Christian and traditional indigenous premarital counselling encourage GBV in marriage contexts by promoting “dangerous masculine and feminine” conceptualisation of marriage, is explored via an autoethnographical methodology and an African feminist critical hermeneutics approach. Findings indicate that the pedagogies of the traditional and Christian premarital counselling are gendered in a way that promotes and justifies intimate wife abuse in marriage contexts complicating women’s struggle with GBV. …”
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Space Matters in Rachel Cusk’s Arlington Park by Armelle PAREY

“…My hypothesis is that with this emphasis on space Cusk may be modernist in her narrative style but she deliberately remains close to the Victorians in her choice of themes and treatment of women characters in relation to space in order to make a strong feminist statement, in the sense that her novel examines the experience of sexual difference and gendered space to denounce them as a source of discrimination.…”
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Faire parler le « rien » by Marine Gilis

“…The written archives relating to feminist struggles in the 1970s in western France are analyzed here. …”
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A colonialidade de gênero e a invisibilidade da luta política das mulheres durante três ditaduras latino-americanas by Cleidi Cristina Pereira

“…This article rescues and compares the trajectories of the feminist and female movements in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, which became active and decisive political actors during the redemocratization process. …”
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PREFACE by A.M. Brazal, R. Pieris

“… Within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic the 10th Biennial Conference of the Ecclesia of Women in Asia,2 22-26 February 2022, focused on the theme: Toward life-giving communities in a post-pandemic world: Asian feminist theological perspectives. “Life-giving community” is one that is inclusive, communitarian, egalitarian, empowering, and respectful of differences. …”
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L’autre scène dans The Three Birds de Joanna Laurens (2000) : enjeux dramatiques de la réécriture d’un mythe by Solange Ayache

“…Departing from Ovid’s poem which is itself a reworking of the original fable, as well as from the feminist takes on the story during the second half of the twentieth century, Laurens’ dramatic writing offers a new approach to the language and figure of the Barbarian, a traditional paradigm of the Other. …”
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Parents en cohabitat. Vers une parentalité élargie ? by Chloé Salembier, Gérald Ledent

“…Through a qualitative research on two cohousing projects in the Brussels Region, this paper investigates the conditions of parenthood reconfigurations. In line with feminist studies, parenthood is assessed through the lens of conciliating productive, reproductive and social/community roles, and housing is hence understood as a workspace related to childcare. …”
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Le désir masculin en controverses by Camille Bajeux

“…On this occasion, the working group on « paraphilia » – sexual attractions and behaviors that are deemed abnormal or pathological – proposed to include two new controversial mental disorders: the sexual attraction for rape (under the name of paraphilic coercive disorder) and the sexual attraction for pubescent teenagers (under the name of hebephilia). Drawing from the feminist critique of science as well as science and technology studies epistemologies, this research studies the production, shaping and negotiation of psychiatric knowledge on male sexuality during the revision process of the DSM. …”
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Galicia ¿escuela de subalternidad? by Marta Álvarez, Laureano Montero

“…Her films question power relations, with a viewpoint shaped by her marxist and feminist theoretical bases. The aim of this work is to show how decisive has been the context in which the director was formed: that of Galicia during the late Franco regime, the transition and the entry into democracy. …”
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Sous la conduite d’Hermès, aux carrefours de la traduction et du féminisme by Jane Elisabeth Wilhelm

“…Philosophical hermeneutics, in its political dimension, allows us to acknowledge the partiality of our understanding and to support feminist arguments regarding the interpretative dimension of difference. …”
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The Parliamentary Behaviour of Women and Men MPs: Equal Status, Similar Practices ? by Karine Rivière-De Franco

“…Through an inter-party comparison, it then considers the respective influences of gender and party affiliation on political action and it ends with the analysis of the topics women devote time to, in order to assess the way they behave, either as feminist spokespersons or as ordinary politicians.…”
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Genre, espace et dynamique de la révolution tunisienne : le cas des mobilisations de rue du centre-ville de la capitale  by Abir Kréfa

“…The article focuses on street mobilizations in downtown Tunis during the first and second revolutionary situations and crosses feminist approaches with classics of political science and which have until now had little dialogue. …”
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Marie Butts (1870-1953), une pédagogue engagée au parcours international by Cécile Boss

“…Highly committed, she was involved in various social movements, including feminist, pacifist, and Quaker, and engaged in exchanges on a transnational scale. …”
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Philosophy of economics: the analysis of alternative directions by Gerashchenko Igor Germanovich

“…The paper provides methodological analysis of the following alternative directions in economics: the new Austrian school, modern institutionalism, radical political economy, post-Keynesian economics, natural-scientific economic theory, traditionalist economics, agricultural economics, feminist economic theory. The author substantiates the idea that heterodox economic theory poses such problems that cannot find an adequate solution within the framework of economics. …”
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Criar forças é criar Quilombos: boxeadoras, coletividade tática e ativismo comunitário de jovens negras no Brasil by Antônia Gabriela P. de Araújo

“…The plot is made through daily situations involving these boxers and their ways of producing communities, bodies, and feminist political projects in the peripheries.…”
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« Women and/in the Holocaust » : à la croisée des Women’s-Gender et Holocaust Studies (Années 1980-2010) by Isabelle Ernot

“…The focus on Jewish women during the Holocaust emerged from feminist research in the early 1980s in the United States. …”
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Sémiotique de l’enterrement prématuré : le féminisme à l’ère du postféminisme by Mary Hawkesworth

“…Situating the premature burial of a thriving global feminism in the context of a gendered history of live burial practices, the paper suggests that recurrent pronouncements of the death of feminism should be interpreted as a form of damage, an effort to undermine and erase feminist struggles for social justice while covering the traces of the erasure.…”
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Imaginer la ville de demain sans « reproduire les clichés » de genre by Elsa Koerner

“…Based on a sociological survey of departments in charge of designing and maintaining public spaces in three cities (Rennes, Strasbourg, Le Mans) seeking to integrate a gender perspective into urban production, the article questions the difficulties of imagining a "feminist" city. This paper stresses new leads to overcome the perceived neutrality of public space. …”
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