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Proprietary intellectuals [PDF]

, 2006
Ryder, Andrew
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La diferencia ontológica de la «madre-matriz-materia» en la superación de la diferencia sexual. Una lectura de Luce Irigaray

, 2014
María José Binetti
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Luce Irigaray: Sharing the World

, 2009
Patrik Fridlund
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Multiplicidade feminina e transgressão do um em Luce Irigaray: uma análise psicanalítica

Débora Maranhês de Araújo Vaz, Wilson Camilo Chaves, Elizabeth Fátima Teodoro   +2 more
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Ética de la diferencia sexual Luce Irigaray Castellón, Ellago Ediciones, 2010 Trad. Agnès González Dalmau y Àngela Lorena Fuster Peiró

, 2010
Miriam Solá García
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Feminizing politics : reading Bai Wei and Lu Yin

, 2002
LIU, Jianmei
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“Je—Luce Irigaray”: A Meeting with Luce Irigaray

Hypatia, 1995
The authors conducted this interview with Luce Irigaray in her home in Paris in May, 1994.
Elizabeth Hirsh, Gary A. Olson, Elizabeth Hirsh, Gaëton Brulotte   +3 more
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Luce Irigaray’s sexuate economy

Feminist Theory, 2012
Some feminist commentators ignore Luce Irigaray’s contributions to rethinking classical and neoclassical theories of the market when their aims and hers are often largely of a piece. Other feminist commentators celebrate Irigaray’s writings by privileging a certain conception of the gift her philosophy is said to evoke because it challenges the logic ...
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LUCE IRIGARAY AND LOVE

Cultural Studies, 2002
This article responds to recent criticisms of Luce Irigaray' I Love to You by inviting the reader to attend to the resources for theorizing being-two in love offered in this book as well as in Irigaray' larger corpus. Irigaray' focus on male/female relationships is a strategic choice that does not endorse compulsory heterosexuality.
Heidi Bostic
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Luce Irigaray (1930b)

2014
Born in Belgium in 1930, Luce Irigaray is a French feminist, philosopher, linguist, and psychoanalyst whose work poses a radical challenge not least to teleological order. Known for her resistance to being reduced by biography, Irigaray has come under attack by critics within feminism itself.
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