Politics of the Sexual

Politics of the Sexual
No 10, 2010/2 - pages
Pages 186 to 188

Questions of (more than one) title

By Françoise Neau
Pages 189 to 201

Does sexuality have a past?

By Sandra Boehringer
Pages 202 to 212

1974. About Anti-Oedipus

By Monique David-Ménard
Pages 213 to 219

Lacan's dismanteling of his clinic

By Jean Allouch
Pages 220 to 230

Does the subject have a gender?

By Kim Sang Ong-Van-Cung, translated by Kristina Valendinova
Pages 231 to 241

The making of the sexed body

By Laurie Laufer
Pages 242 to 250

The “uncanny” and the queer experience

By Vincent Bourseul
Pages 251 to 256

Asexuality, contemporary phenomenon?

By Éléonore Pardo
Pages 257 to 266

About the feminine simulation

By Silvia Lippi, translated by Kristina Valendinova
Pages 267 to 275

The pains of sexual disclosure

By François Pommier
Pages 276 to 285

The foundations of 19th-century psychiatric approaches to sexual deviance

By Sylvie Chaperon
Pages 286 to 295

Natural law and “heteronormativity”

By Alice Pechriggl
Pages 296 to 304

Sexuality and disfiguration: from 19th century medical theories to psychoanalytic's infantile sexual theories

By Andréa Linhares
Pages 305 to 310

The jouissance of the soma and the subjective metaphor in the contemporary social link: three cases of auto-immune and idiopathic disease

By Katerina Malichin
Pages 311 to 320

The body and subjectivity in social clinical work

By Michèle Benhaïm
Pages 321 to 328

The bodily event, jouissance and the (post)modern subject

By Lissy Canellopoulos
Pages 329 to 336

In praise of subjectivity in psychiatry

By Yorgos Dimitriadis
Pages 337 to 341

The return of subjectivity

By Christian Hoffmann