Filles victimes, filles vicieuses, filles dangereuses by Hélène Duffuler-Vialle

“…Paradoxically, these facts are also instrumentalized by the feminist press itself. The aims are different: to fight against regulation and even to support other feminist causes.At the national level, a penal policy to combat the prostitution of minors has existed since the beginning of the 19th century. …”
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« Qui sème le vent récolte la tapette ». L’éclosion du militantisme homosexuel en région dans les années 1970 by Mathias Quéré 

“…Beyond the quest for visibility, the activists strove to build a true political movement, in tune with the time and in close partnership with the feminist movement. This article will explore not just the story of this militant commitment but also that of a genuine claim of identity that sought to deeply upset the norms by using the motto « the private is political ».…”
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Yeşim Ustaoğlu Sinemasında Kadın Karakterlerin Özgürlük Arayışları by Emine Uçar İlbuğa

“…Bu çalışmada Pandora’nın Kutusu, Araf ve Tereddüt filmlerinin feminist kuram temelinde tartışılması hedeflenmektedir.…”
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Christiane Rochefort et Le Repos du guerrier : le scandale de la jouissance féminine by Willem Hardouin-Zanardi

“…In the 1960s, sex is a political issue: the power issues of the novel are thus questioned. Moreover, the feminist message is clearly highlighted, both in its originality and in its universality. …”
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Silent no more: sexual violence in conflict as a challenge to the worldwide church by D. Tombs

“…Starting with the Silent No More report it examines the prevalence of sexual violence in conflict and the silence of the churches on this subject. Building on feminist readings of sexual violence in biblical narratives it then explores sexual violence referenced in the death of Saul (I Samuel 31) alongside news reports of the death of Muammar Gaddafi in October 2011. …”
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Produire des archives lesbiennes : transmissions communautaires et connexions temporelles by Mathilde Petit

“…Through these militant speeches, the need for a lesbian-feminist analysis is emerging, to work for reappropriation of past archive materials, creating corpus vectors of new meanings. …”
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Viralité et analyse du discours : un exemple atypique, #MeToo by Sandrine Reboul-Touré

“…Its propagation (2017-2022) through numerous discourses to placards in feminist demonstrations and even on hands and faces transforms the hashtag, which acquires another status: naming a social movement. …”
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Social Romanticism in Nazokolmaleke and Forough Farrokhzad by آنیتا الداغی

“…Nazik-Al-Malaika and Forough Farrokhzad are among the pioneers and innovators in Arabic and Persian poems. The critical and feminist outlooks of these two poets have created significant transition in introducing the novel themes of modern poem. …”
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Discurso sobre las mujeres, a las mujeres y de mujeres en el semanario anarquista El Corsario. A Coruña, 1890-1896 by Gérard Brey

“…Some contributions clearly voice feminist points of view, whereas others, sent by anarchistic activists women, talk about non specifically subjects feminine, such as repression.…”
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Du personnel au politique : construction d’une identité militante dans le journal d’Alice Stone Blackwell (1872-1874) by Claire Sorin

“…For Alice Stone Blackwell, the daughter of American feminist Lucy Stone, diary-writing was not merely a Victorian pastime and discipline. …”
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Tracing Ophelia from Millais to Contemporary Art: Literary, Pictorial and Digital Icons by Laurence Roussillon-Constanty

“…Since the 1980s, John Everett Millais’s emblematic oil painting, Ophelia (1851–1852) has been remarkably framed by feminist discourses on gender that convincingly demonstrated how the representation of female death could be linked to patriarchal tradition whose underlying discourse was to tame, control and ultimately objectify women. …”
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Les chambres d’écho sont-elles morales? Étude croisée de disputes en ligne by Céline Morin, Julien Mésangeau

“…Based on these theoretical reflections and the empirical exploration of two antagonistic online spaces (masculinist and feminist counter-masculinist), we propose to address the morality of echo chambers through a tripartite framework: morals of power (social and technical apparatus), morals of pluralism (homophily), and morals of interactionism (interpersonal exchanges).…”
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L’exposition Femmes célèbres du XIXe siècle organisée par Marguerite Durand en 1922 by Mathilde Leïchlé

“…The aim of this event was to relaunch the feminist newspaper La Fronde and to create a Club of Women Journalists based on the statutes of the House of Journalists from which women were still excluded, as well as a House of Women’s Works and Institutions. …”
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De Paris à Padoue, le grand tour d’un universitaire proscrit par Louis XIV : Charles Patin, médecin, numismate (1633-1693) by Patrick Ferté

“…Patin found a family there and became the kingpin of padouan and venetian intellectual sociability, which he revived, both with his medical, numismatical and historiographical productions than with his academic initiatives, notably feminist.…”
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Dissections in Phoebe Gloeckner’s A Child’s Life (1998, 2000) by Hélène Tison

“…Phoebe Gloeckner’s anatomical drawings and écorchés, her often blunt and jarring graphic narratives centered on abusive relations, are inevitably controversial; they fly in the face of feminist attacks on such representations as debasing to women and they complexify and redirect the debate about child sexuality. …”
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De nouvelles économies morales des mœurs ? Femmes, professionnels de santé et régimes discursifs en Tunisie by Ibtissem Ben Dridi, Irene Maffi

“…Drawing on two ethnographic researches conducted in Tunisia before and after the revolution of 2011, we intend to investigate how political, economic and social factors affected and still affect practices and discourses in the domain of sexual and reproductive health of state institutions, of the National Office of Family and Population, of health practitioners, feminist associations and ordinary women. We examine whether a new moral economy was created by different moral entrepreneurs or the alleged transformations brought about by the revolution elicited the public appearance of discourses and behaviours once silenced. …”
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THE EXPERIENCES OF CURRENTLY AND FORMERLY INCARCERATED WOMEN IN A TIME OF PANDEMIC: IMPLICATIONS FOR LIFE-GIVING COMMUNITIES by D.T.M. Veloso

“… This article assesses the adequacy of the church’s responses to women currently and formerly in conflict with the law in the Philippines and offers feminist theological reflections on the need for gender- and culturally sensitive pastoral services for them in a time of pandemic. …”
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‘A place for everyone who gets it’: by Charlotte Johanne Fabricius

“… This article discusses the political potential of sharing comics and cartoons on Instagram when that practice lies in the intersection of autobiographical art, feminist activism, and for-profit influencer work. …”
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Os jornais diários da cidade de Cascavel (PR) e seus discursos sobre a prostituição feminina (1976-1990) by Fábio Lopes Alves

“…It aims to understand how some women, who do not figure in the annals of the feminist movement, that don't have an exceptional and exemplary trajectory to the young ladies and not even show up on the social columns of the press, are represented by these media. …”
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Survivre, renverser, réparer : personnages féminins et animaux à la fin de l’Androcène by Jodie Lou Bessonnet

“…The apocalyptic novel allows however to reverse the power relationships, through a defensive violence first, but then opening to a potential reparation as the disaster questions the possibility of a feminist and anti-speciesist utopia.…”
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