The body in French queer thought from Wittig to Preciado: queer permeability

New York, NY: Routledge (2020)
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Abstract

The Body in French Queer Thought from Wittig to Preciado: Queer Permeability identifies a common concern in French queer works for the materiality of the body, and argues for a return to the body as fundamental to queer thought and politics, from HIV onwards.

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