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Architectures de la dissidence sexuelle

2023
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Qu’est-ce qu’une architecture de la dissidence sexuelle ? Comment peut-on penser le corps, le désir, mais aussi la politique, si nous ne pensons pas également l’environnement dans lequel tout cela a lieu ? En partant d’une lecture de Dustan et Nietzsche, Nagy Makhlouf met en résonnance dans ce texte intime des pratiques architecturales émancipatrices des corps.

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