Hors du mariage, point de salut ? Regards de réformateurs et de féministes (Allemagne, fin xixe – début xxe siècles) by Anne-Laure Briatte-Peters

“…The final section analyses the public debate on matrimony and alternative conceptions of love and sexuality, which contributed to an emerging social acceptance of women without husbands on the eve of the First World War.…”
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Nos « silences construits » : nommer la violence épistémique au fondement de la théorie queer by Camille Back

“…After exposing the epistemic violence of its “founding” texts, I will reinvest the metaphor of the “black hole” suggested by Evelynn Hammonds in “Black (W)holes and the Geometry of Black Female Sexuality” (1994) in order to take into consideration not only our “constructed silences”, but also our blank spots. …”
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Identité, sexualité, spiritualité.  Entretien avec Jean Allouch by Jean Allouch, Massimo Prearo

“…In this interview he also discusses the essential role played by Michel Foucault in developing a theoretical for the reconfiguration of psychoanalysis and sexuality that contests the moral stipulations laid down by a considerable number of practitioners and theorists of "psy" analysis.…”
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La masculinité hégémonique : lecture critique d’un concept de Raewyn Connell by Demetrakis Z. Demetriou

“…It has been used in empirical research ranging from the areas of sexuality and gay studies to that of criminology and prison sociology. …”
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Subversion de la langue portugaise dans la traduction brésilienne du classique féministe Our Bodies, Ourselves by Érica Lima, Janine Pimentel

“…This paper presents the project of translating and adapting the feminist book about sexuality and women’s health called Our Bodies, Ourselves into Brazilian Portuguese. …”
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Au seuil de l’intimité conjugale : la chambre nuptiale à la Belle Époque by Aïcha Salmon

“…This entry into legitimate sexuality was spatially circumscribed to a particular place, designated by the generic expression of the bridal chamber. …”
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Towards a Queer Futurity: New Trans Television by Ralph J. Poole

“…Casting debates, depictions of sexual violence and transphobic harassment, generational conflicts, non-normative sexuality, and family constellations are amongst the most pronounced issues to be discussed, when asking for a queer futurity that these series possibly envision. …”
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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. But A Child’s Life cannot be summed up in terms of exploitative objectification of women’s bodies, despite the depictions of scenes of abuse and self-abuse. …”
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Utopian Gossip: “The Homosexual in Society” from Robert Duncan to New Narrative by Eric Sneathen

“…Drawing on the totality of this archive, the essay suggests two new themes that can be drawn from “The Homosexual in Society” for contemporary readers: the (in)commensurability of race and sexuality and the rejection of homo-fascism.…”
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Les voies de la (re)connaissance. by Eve Gianoncelli

“…It intends to show the ways in which the processes of rediscovery have been shaped in antagonistic ways between “French” and “American” genealogies which consist in different relations to the surrealist issues and to those dealing with gender and / or sexuality. They are part of the larger opposition between universalism and communitarianism, French intellectual world and US artistic world and of opposite conceptions of the subject, abstract from one hand, situated to the other hand. …”
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Le moment 70 de la sexualité : de la dissidence identitaire en milieu militant by Massimo Prearo

“…This article, far from pretending to resume the political experience of the 70’s or to show the complexity of the homosexual, gay and lesbian, militant scene, aims at defining the sexual moment of the 70’s as a specific historical moment, inscribed in the sequence of 1968, but springing from the logic of its proper actions. …”
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Des femmes trans sans domicile fixe à Téhéran engagées dans le travail du sexe : des trajectoires d’outsiders by Mahdis Sadeghipouya

“…This article focuses on the trajectories of homeless and precarious trans women in Tehran who resort to sex work to support themselves due to structural gender and sexuality discrimination they experience as a result of transphobia and for some, following the loss of their jobs and housing. …”
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Daughters of the Dust (Julie Dash, 1991), le récit d’esclave revisité by Delphine Letort

“…Whilst allowing women to address their most intimate dilemmas (rape, skin colour, pregnancy, sexuality, gender roles), the director tries to undermine Hollywood stereotypes of black women. …”
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Défendre la culture gaie. Entretien avec David Halperin by David M. Halperin, Mathieu Trachman

“…He also draws attention to the different ways in which queer theory has made it more difficult to grasp sexual identities as specific forms of existence. …”
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Gouverner, soigner, éduquer (à) la sexualité : enjeux subjectifs de la « maternité adolescente » en Colombie by Gabriela Patino-Lakatos, María Cristina Tenorio

“…It expresses a fundamental dimension of sexuality that needs to be analyzed from a clinical and cultural point of view in the educational field. …”
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La femme allaitant des serpents et ses liens avec la Luxure by Raphaël Guesuraga

“…The few texts encountered on this motive come as much from the register of sexuality as that of motherhood. A serial study of the iconographic type also relativizes the sexual nature of this woman with snakes, who is not always naked, who almost never sex attacked. …”
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L’Angleterre et la Scandinavie : de l’histoire des femmes à l’histoire du genre by Sari Katajala-Peltomaa

“…An important tendency in the English scholarship is the study of the interconnection between masculinity, femininity and sexuality. These themes have often been inspired by post-modern literature theories. …”
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« La quadrature du cercle » des législations sur la prostitution en Grèce dans une perspective comparatiste by Yagos Koliopanos, Alexia Sarantopoulou

“…Given the fact that the conception and the application of Greek law regarding prostitution are rooted in a long tradition of regulation, our article attempts an analysis of the current prostitution policies in Greece through the lens of gender and sexuality norms. What emerges is that these policies represent a specific model of « neo-reglementarism » which conserves the hygienist, carceral and masculinist aspects of the old regime. …”
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Le genre tactile : repenser les imbrications entre la matière et la parole au prisme de l’imagination et de l’expérience by Luca Greco

“…I will propose a theoretical dialogue between two antagonistic traditions in feminism, neo-materialism and postmodernism, and gender, language and sexuality studies around the possible intertwinings between discourse and bodily materiality. …”
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Die deutschsprachige Lyrik der Frühen Moderne (1890-1930) by Klaus Wieland

“…By doing that I will point out formal innovations, in other words new literary techniques of representation, as well as new central topics like the city, the social question, the First World War, the crisis of the subject, sexuality and gender relations. I assume that the so-called “Lebensbegriff” is the specific feature of that period, which develops considerably in the course of time. …”
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