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“umbilical cord”

The ontological phenomenology of the sexual difference and its limits

February 7, 2024 by maria

Emanuel Copilaș Abstract: Ovidiu Anemțoaicei proposes in this book a very complex, coherent and provocative intellectual project. The central premise from which this endeavor starts is that within gender studies, the valorization of man’s corporal experience appears less or not at all in comparison to the valorization of women’s corporal experience. Thus, hegemonic masculinity, and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: “masculine phallo-morphic imaginary”, “self-affection”, “umbilical cord”, the “ontology of the anal”, the “phenomenology of sexual difference”

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