Feminist critique and the Pueblos as textual : an architectural translation of Monique Wittig by Lew, Margaret Elizabeth

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El cuerpo lesbiano, de Monique Wittig: abyección, cuerpo, escritura by Beatriz Suárez Briones, María Jesús Fariña Busto

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La violence comme praxis de subjectivation. L’opoponax et Les guérillères de Monique Wittig by Ketzali Yulmuk-Bray

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De « On ne naît pas femme » à « On n’est pas femme ». De Simone de Beauvoir à Monique Wittig by Natacha Chetcuti

“…Revisiting the two famous quotes from Simone de Beauvoir’s “One is not born, but becomes a woman” and Monique Wittig’s “Lesbians are not women”, this article aims to discuss the concept of becoming woman. …”
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Assaut du discours straight et universalisation du point de vue minoritaire dans les essais de Monique Wittig by Claire Michard

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Will it explode at some point? Materialien zum Bedenken von Radikalität in der Frauen*- und Geschlechtergeschichte by Hanna Hacker

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Le sujet lesbien dans deux œuvres romanesques de Monique Wittig. Stratégies formelles dans L’Opoponax (1964) et Virgile, non (1985) by Marie Frédérick

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SUÁREZ BRIONES, Beatriz (ed.): Las lesbianas (no) somos mujeres. En torno a Monique Wittig. Icaria Editorial, Barcelona 2013; IDEM (ed.): Feminismos lesbianos y queer.... by Yasmina Romero Morales

“….): Las lesbianas (no) somos mujeres. En torno a Monique Wittig. Icaria Editorial, Barcelona 2013; IDEM (ed.): Feminismos lesbianos y queer. …”
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Des femmes font sécession. Récits de vies et itinéraires amoureux de féministes et lesbiennes des années 1970 by Françoise Flamant

“…Also reexamining the theoretical context of their political engagement and their ideological bricolage, Flamant insits on the importance of leading theorists, from Simone de Beauvoir to Monique Wittig, but also Herbert Marcuse who was translated by Wittig herself.…”
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“…, dialogando con Monique Wittig y otras autoras que propusieron una utopía lésbica utilizando el propio texto literario como recurso autorreflexivo. …”
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“Vó, a senhora é lésbica?” Pergunta à queima-roupa e respostas para a constituição de uma utopia by João Barreto da Fonseca, Renata Barreto da Fonseca

“…, dialoguing with Monique Wittig and other authors who proposed a lesbian utopia, using the literary text itself as a self-reflective resource. …”
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Repenser l’échange amoureux avec Cixous et Wittig : Entre critique et réinventions by Sofía Batko Meyer

“… Starting from the correlation highlighted by feminist theory between love and the heterosexist structure of relationships, this essay looks at the attempts to reinvent love initiated by two French writers of the 1970s, Hélène Cixous and Monique Wittig. To this end, the paper approaches the question of love in the work of Cixous and Wittig in terms of exchange, which it breaks down into three aspects. …”
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Du nulle part au partout : l’utopie de Wittig pour changer le présent et l’avenir by Kate Robin

“…Though inspired by the revolutionary currents of the 1970s, writer Monique Wittig travels beyond temporal constraints. Culture is recreated, nourished by real or invented antiquity and prehistory. …”
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Rompre le tabou de l’hétérosexualité, en finir avec la différence des sexes : les apports du lesbianisme comme mouvement social et théorie politique by Jules Falquet

“…Exploring the analysis put forward by Adrienne Rich and Monique Wittig, among others, will help to move beyond the struggles focusing on bodily alteration and/or the transformation of the individuals’ sexual and social roles. …”
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Le corps comme zone de flottement ontologique, les transformations multiples d’Ana Mendieta by Nicolas-Xavier Ferrand

“…For this purpose, the article first enlist a corpus of artwork centered on body-related issues, before examining it throught different analytical approaches, which tried to deconstruct the modern idea of the body : those of Monique Wittig, Donna Haraway, David Le Breton and Philippe Descola. …”
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Floutage des frontières de genre : écrire des corps queers by Michaela Rumpíková

“…In my analysis, critical attention is given to comparative dialogues between Monique Wittig & Léa Rivière and Virginia Woolf & Paul B. …”
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Preciado e o pensamento da contrassexualidade by Rafael Haddock-Lobo

“…That is, showingthat Preciado, as inheriting the thoughts of Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault and Judith Butler, but also Donna Haraway, Simone de Beauvoir, Monique Wittig and Teresa de Lauretis, intends to point to a new direction with regard to the thought of sex and gender. …”
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Lutando para Existir: Experiência Vivida e Sofrimento Social de Pessoas Transgêneras by Gustavo Renan de Almeida da Silva, Tomíris Forner Barcelos, Tânia Maria José Aiello-Vaisberg

“…A consideração desse material permitiu a proposição interpretativa de dois campos de sentido afetivo-emocional: perverso e degenerado e ser ou não ser verdadeiro. Tomando Monique Wittig e Donald Winnicott como interlocutores privilegiados para refletir sobre esses campos, chegamos a um quadro que indica que a cisheteronormatividade pode ser considerada uma violência radical na medida em que se coloca contra o self, encarando a sexualidade de modo reducionista e atacando o próprio sentir pessoal que é fonte de criatividade e espontaneidade.…”
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