2025

Nahum N. Breve storia delle teorie moderne e contemporanee del soggetto: universale, binario, queer. Da Olympe De Gouges a Paul B. Preciado nella dialettica tra uguaglianza e differenza

2025, issue 2 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Nit Nahum Abstract In the modern era, philosophers introduced the principle of the natural equality of men. Faced with the iniquity of this political framework, Olympe De Gouges was the first to name a “plural feminine” from which a philosophical, social and political movement originated that is still alive today. Queer philosophies and practices […]

Nahum N. Breve storia delle teorie moderne e contemporanee del soggetto: universale, binario, queer. Da Olympe De Gouges a Paul B. Preciado nella dialettica tra uguaglianza e differenza Read More »

Coppola M., Masullo G. The Impact of Queer culture in gender affirmation pathways: the case of desister people

2025, issue 2 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Marianna Coppola, Giuseppe Masullo Abstract The gender transition path is often considered a process of self-determination that mainly involves the psychological and intrapsychic aspects of an individual, leaving social and contextual issues, often considered of lesser importance, in the background. This paper aims to reflect on this ‘controversial’ issue through the analysis of a

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Arlotta A. L. Challenging Neoliberal Normativities: Making the Space for Queer Urban Theory and Radical Practices

2025, issue 2 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Anna Liliana Arlotta Abstract The essay explores the political and theoretical possibility offered by a conscious use of queer radical approaches in the analysis of urban space, reflecting on convergences and distrust between queer theory and critical urban studies. Reflections on the idea of the «inclusive» city and LGBT assimilationism highlight the contradictions that

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