Reflections on fiction as social critique (with special reference to Cara Hoffman & Jean-Patrick Manchette)
Reflections on fiction as social critique (with special reference to Cara Hoffman & Jean-Patrick Manchette)
Interviewing the author of a book on a class analysis of sexuality, homosexuality, gay and Lesbian struggles, the LGBT+ community, gender, identity... and identity politics.
Romans & autres récits
J'aime l'araignée et j'aime l'ortie,
Parce qu'on les hait ;
Victor-Hugo, Les Contemplations, 1886
« L’ennemi principal est dans notre propre pays. » (Karl Liebknecht, mai 1915)
“Give him a mask and he will tell you the truth.” (Oscar Wilde)
Contains upsetting scenes of an explicit theoretical nature. May not be suitable for all radicals.
Will the real Constance Chatterley please stand up.
On a recent translation of past and present French texts on feminism.
When proletarians fight for “class” and “race”, what is left of the meaning of each ?
Too Marxist for a feminist ? Too feminist for a Marxist ? Or not enough… ? Best see for yourself.
« Expect strong language, sexual scenes and violence throughout. » (TV warning)
"Communisation": a concept too obscure ? or too radical chic ? For those who wish to know more, this mind-map may help.
When people take matters into their own hands in order to survive, they open up the possibility of social change. But...