Discourses, performance and sexualitiesNo 95, 2019/1 - 180 pagesTo begin withTo begin withBy Isabelle AlfandaryCorpusStage that make the night more livable than the days: (Performing sexual differences)By Mireille Calle-GruberIdentity between sex and gender in Freud and LacanBy Isabelle AlfandaryTo have or to be one’s sexual practices: Discourse, performance and sexuality in Judith Butler’s gender theoryBy Nathanael WadbledWordsInterview with Anne-Emmanuelle BergerBy interview with Anne-Emmanuelle Berger, conducted by Isabelle AlfandaryVicinity“Prohibition, Psychoanalysis and the Heterosexual Matrix” in Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble: Gendered narratives and imaginary inflectionsBy Chantal DelourmeIdentities and sexual differences: On economics of violence and transgressive pleasureBy Cornelia MöserCursusWriting and teaching: Philosophical and educational issuesBy Juan José Martínez OlguínFor a new Bildung: Nietzsche’s critique between education and “spirituality”By Barbara Eva ZauliEpistemeThe multiple origins of complexity in the molecular world: Bonds, interactions, and cooperativityBy Vincent RobertReadingsA review of Jean Lassègue’s book, Ernst Cassirer. Du Transcendantal au sémiotiqueBy Philippe Lacour
