Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps

Corinne Fortier has collected original texts, brimming up with detailed information on the transformations of the sexual body, including the doings of recent Western plastic surgery. Ethnography had focused on rituals increasingly rejected as mutilations of genital organs (excision). Practices, dism...

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Main Author: Anne Marie Moulin
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: L’Harmattan 2020-10-01
Series:Droit et Cultures
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/droitcultures/6307
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description Corinne Fortier has collected original texts, brimming up with detailed information on the transformations of the sexual body, including the doings of recent Western plastic surgery. Ethnography had focused on rituals increasingly rejected as mutilations of genital organs (excision). Practices, dismissed as primitive and exotic, reflect however fundamental and universal concerns about the differences between male and female organs, the gender hierarchy and the achievement of sexual pleasure. This special issue provides an anthropological view of the cultural continuum of the queries and anxieties linked to sexuality, at the time of the expansion of plastic genital surgery, responding to personal wishes of changes in sexual identity and outlook
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Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps
Droit et Cultures
FGM
Anthropology
Body Integrity
Excision
Circumcision
Genital Repair Surgery
title Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps
title_full Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps
title_fullStr Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps
title_full_unstemmed Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps
title_short Postface. Les Sciences sociales, vigies de l’intégrité du corps
title_sort postface les sciences sociales vigies de l integrite du corps
topic FGM
Anthropology
Body Integrity
Excision
Circumcision
Genital Repair Surgery
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