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4 hours ago · Irigaray’s provocative notions of sexual difference and “labial politics,” for instance, are said to “not only speak[] the unspeakable, women’s sexual autonomy, but also blur[] the social and constructed and the biological and essential” (Stanley & Wise, 1993, p. 198). Nevertheless, what seems to be missing in this conversation on the materiality and subjectivity of female bodies and womanhood is a consideration of the relationship between bodies and territories, or bodies and ...
4 hours ago · The second cluster worth mentioning is Jacques Lacan and various writers who are in part responding to Lacan or extending his work, such as Luce Irigaray, Julia Kristeva, Gilles Deleuze, and Slavoj Žižek. Finally, it is important to include two broad movements.
