Female Liberation in John Fowles’ The French Lieutenant's Woman by Hasti Soltani, Ali Salami

“…The present research is conducted based on Luce Irigaray and Germaine Greer's theories in which the role of Victorian women is analyzed. …”
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Spaces of Territorialization in Fritz Lang’s Film Metropolis (1927) by Željka Pješivac

“…Its theoretical starting point comes from the works of Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari, Luce Irigaray, Erwin Panofsky, and Rosalind Krauss.…”
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Subjektiwiteit en vroulike liggaamlikheid in enkele tekste van Riana Scheepers en Antjie Krog by A. Visagie

“…Subjectivity and feminine corporeality in texts by Riana Scheepers and Antjie Krog Both Die ding in die vuur by Riana Scheepers and Gedigte 1989-1995 by Antjie Krog are characterized by a profound interest in women in relation to their bodies. As Luce Irigaray (1981:100) and Héléne Cixous (1981:256) have indicated, it is essential to approach the debate about female subjectivity from the discourse of the body. …”
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Self-Mimetic Curved Silvering: Dancing with Irigaray by Joshua Maloy Hall

“…In lieu of an abstract, here is the opening paragraph of the essay: One of Luce Irigaray’s many important contributions to philosophy consists in invoking dance more frequently than any other canonical Western philosopher. …”
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La alteridad en el primer comix feminista estadounidense by Elisa Seoane Dominguez

“…Our approach involves the analysis of this story from the perspective of gender difference, following the proposal of Luce Irigaray, taking as a starting point overall, the category of the Other exposed in the existentialist essay The Second Sex by Simone De Beauvoir. …”
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Feminist Phenomenology and the Politics of Wonder by Bonnie Mann

“…How wonder is understood, however, is not at all clear and has implications for contemporary work in feminist phenomenology. Luce Irigaray, for example, has insisted on wonder as the passion that will renew relationships between women and men, provide a foundation for democracy, and launch a new era in history. …”
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Immaterial Matters, or the Unconscious of Materialism: A Conversation with Elizabeth Grosz by Elizabeth Grosz, Thomas Clément Mercier

“…In the course of this exceptional interview, Grosz discusses the works of Jacques Derrida, Donna Haraway, Sigmund Freud, Luce Irigaray, Karen Barad, Friedrich Nietzsche, and of course Gilles Deleuze, among many others..…”
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Fenomenologia cultural corporeidade: agência, diferença sexual, e doença = Cultural phenomenology embodiment: agency, sexual difference, and illness by Csordas, Thomas J.

“…Para isto articula a noção de agência desde Merleau-Ponty, Bourdieu e Foucault; a diferença sexual desde as teorias feministas em Luce Irigaray, Julia Kristeva e Maxine Sheets-Johnstone. …”
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The Materiality of Water by Mark Harris

“…This retrieval of frequently unmanipulated natural sounds accommodates what is offered up by one’s environment and implies an ecology of matter distinct from other experimental sound practices. Luce Irigaray’s concept of liquidity as a condition of movement and equivocation in ‘The Mechanics of Fluids’ has been cited to articulate a feminist dimension to Rist’s videos, yet what other kinds of materialities are delineated by artists having recourse to an acoustics of fluids? …”
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Female Experience and Language in Monta Kroma’s poetry by Anna Auziņa

“…Such a way of writing – the so-called écriture féminine is emphasised as a concept and also demonstrated in the works of poststructuralist feminists Hélène Cixous and Luce Irigaray. As écriture féminine is deeply related with the body and sexuality, Kroma’s sensuous poetics with its semiotic elements presents a fruitful field of research in the context of these ideas.…”
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Om balansen mellom rettferdsprinsipp og omsorgsetikk by Grethe Nina Hestholm

“…Med støtte i empirien og i teorien til Luce Irigaray konkluderer eg med at omsorgsetikken og rettferdsprinsippa representerer ulike rasjonalitetar – ansvar versus fridom, forskjell versus likskap – men at dei berre kan virke til beste for individ og samfunn dersom dei kultiverer seg i forhold til den Andre.…”
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Hélène Cixous, Laida Lertxundi, and the Fruits of the Feminine by Laura Staab

“…In an addition to recent ecofeminist philosophy (Donna Haraway, Luce Irigaray) and also to recent feminist film-philosophy on attention (by way of Iris Murdoch, Simone Weil), I refer throughout the article to Kaja Silverman’s philosophy of ‘world spectatorship’ (2000) as I outline the way Cixous and Lertxundi each post-deconstructively combine a language of desire—feminine appetite, curiosity and pleasure—with a language of things to affirm, with women’s eyes on a simple piece of fruit, the world anew.…”
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Reclaiming the feminine in cities at war: female agency, spatial subversion, and linguistic resistance in women-authored literature by Anna Seidel

“…Drawing on Judith Butler’s reading of Luce Irigaray and Henri Lefebvre’s The production of space, the analysis centers on the works of Lidiya Ginzburg (Zapiski blokadnogo čeloveka, 1984), Anna Świrszczyńska (Budowałam barykadę, 1974), Zlata Filipović (Le journal de Zlata, 1993), and Yevgenia Belorusets (Anfang des Krieges, 2022). …”
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The Evergrowing Map by Bosca, Paolo

“…In the last two decades, thinkers like Michel Serres, Tim Ingold, Luce Irigaray and others, have raised awareness on the possibility of conceiving reality on a fluidity based model, in order to better explain the complex, moiré, variety of our experience of the world. …”
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An inquiry into the ethics of amatory writing in Roland Barthes’s A Lover’s by Liang, Lavinia Wanyu

“…The primary texts under study are Roland Barthes’s A Lover’s Discourse: Fragments (ALDF), and Luce Irigaray’s Elemental Passions (EP). This thesis will read ALDF as evincing the solipsism of the Lover’s Discourse and the ethical problematic that arises variously. …”
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Jeanette Winterson’s discourse of love : an investigation of alterity in love in written on the body, the passion and sexing the cherry by Yeo, Tiffany Cher Ying

“…Ultimately, if desire necessitates expression, this paper thus seeks to underscore the impossibility of maintaining alterity in love especially through the expression of desire by the use of theories from Luce Irigaray and Jean-Luc Marion. Through the evaluation of language use, Winterson’s (loving) protagonists prove that notwithstanding the best endeavour (and struggle) to love without objectifying their beloveds, human love is always selfish and possessive. …”
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La mujer-objeto de intercambios en las sociedades primitivas: Una lectura entre Pateman, Irigaray y Baudrillard by Johanna Andrea Bernal Mancilla

“…Estas precisiones se realizan con el fin de poner en discusión las premisas de Carole Pateman y Luce Irigaray, quienes afirman que el intercambio de mujeres que se da en las comunidades primitivas muestra en germen a la mujer-objeto mercancía y la cultura patriarcalista. …”
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Looking for Feminine Language: Study of the Works of Iranian Women Artists Inspired by Sewing and Knitting Experiences by Masoomeh Taghizadegan

“…Feminine language is intended to convey the experiences of women and to facilitate the comprehension and reception of women, as identified by Luce Irigaray. This article addresses the issue of how female visual artists have transformed knitting and sewing into a means of exploring the language of female identity. …”
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Islam, Sexuality, and the “War on Terror” by Shaireen Rasheed

“…I conclude by discussing bodies as a site for the materialization of power and resistance, as related to Luce Irigaray’s notion of an “ethics of sexual difference,” in an attempt to provide the phenomenological conditions of an “alternative space” in which the Muslim as “other” can be heard. …”
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The experience of motherhood during the war: de¬scriptive phenomenological analysis by Євгенія Буцикіна

“…In the analysis, I apply the ideas of Luce Irigaray (deconstruction of the complex image of mother­hood in art, science and philosophy) and Yulia Kristeva (analysis of the Western Christian tradition of depicting a mother with a baby and the narratives embed­ded in it) in the context of returning the discourse about motherhood to women. …”
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