Isabelle Clair : Les choses sérieuses. Enquête sur les amours adolescentes
Building on Andrea Dworkin’s insights into gender and race in Israel, this article delves into the genealogical and sociological connections between patriarchy, the nation-state, and war. It argues that the historical and global exclusion of women and people of color from citizenship is not incident...
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2025
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| Rochtain ar líne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Achoimre: | Building on Andrea Dworkin’s insights into gender and race in Israel, this article delves into the genealogical and sociological connections between patriarchy, the nation-state, and war. It argues that the historical and global exclusion of women and people of color from citizenship is not incidental, but rather a direct consequence of the deep-rooted patriarchal, colonial and conflict-driven foundations of the nation-state. The article further contends that beyond merely excluding these groups, the nation-state’s very mode of governance is inherently exclusionary, belligerent, and predatory towards life itself. Based on this premise, the author explores potential alternatives, beginning with a look at “women’s lands”, and leading us to the mountains of Kurdistan, where women are at the forefront of a revolution aimed at transcending the horizon of the nation-state. |
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