Vers une multitude de sexes ?
This article focuses on the choice of a nomination by a subject when it comes to describing their sex, whether it be a ‘third sex’, or quite simply their hetero- homo- or transexuality. The author reminds us that Lacanian-oriented psychoanalysis does not make a fetish of either anatomy or sexual dif...
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doaj-06ad0f4a6c1441d1a38b446281d180492020-11-24T21:31:59ZengLes Éditions de la Maison des Sciences de l’HommeSocio2266-31342425-21582017-12-01918520010.4000/socio.2961Vers une multitude de sexes ?Fabian FajnwaksThis article focuses on the choice of a nomination by a subject when it comes to describing their sex, whether it be a ‘third sex’, or quite simply their hetero- homo- or transexuality. The author reminds us that Lacanian-oriented psychoanalysis does not make a fetish of either anatomy or sexual difference. The author reviews a series of prejudices, albeit oedipal, which endeavour to see in analytical discourse a vector of normalisation.http://journals.openedition.org/socio/2961gender studiesqueer studiessocial constructivismheterosexual normthird sexsexual difference |
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This article focuses on the choice of a nomination by a subject when it comes to describing their sex, whether it be a ‘third sex’, or quite simply their hetero- homo- or transexuality. The author reminds us that Lacanian-oriented psychoanalysis does not make a fetish of either anatomy or sexual difference. The author reviews a series of prejudices, albeit oedipal, which endeavour to see in analytical discourse a vector of normalisation. |
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