Reflections on fiction as social critique (with special reference to Cara Hoffman & Jean-Patrick Manchette)
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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.
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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)
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“Give him a mask and he will tell you the truth.” (Oscar Wilde)
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Contains upsetting scenes of an explicit theoretical nature. May not be suitable for all radicals.
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Will the real Constance Chatterley please stand up.
On a recent translation of past and present French texts on feminism.
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When proletarians fight for “class” and “race”, what is left of the meaning of each ?
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Too Marxist for a feminist ? Too feminist for a Marxist ? Or not enough… ? Best see for yourself.
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« Expect strong language, sexual scenes and violence throughout. » (TV warning)
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"Communisation": a concept too obscure ? or too radical chic ? For those who wish to know more, this mind-map may help.
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When people take matters into their own hands in order to survive, they open up the possibility of social change. But...