16 | 2024
Varia
Issue 16 of GLAD! is a “Varia” issue. It includes two research articles about medical circles and lay, activist or scientific discourses linked to the medical care of LGBT people. The first discusses the relevance of the concepts of homophobia and heteronormativity for analyzing extended anti-PMA discourses, and the second offers an innovative analysis of the power relations that construct the figure of the “trans woman who stutters”. The issue features two exploratory articles, one on Lubunca and the language practices of trans' sex workers in Turkey, and another on the historical and morphological interest of conjugal feminines in French. The issue also includes a “Traductologiques” article about the translation of Our bodies, Ourselves into Brazilian Portuguese, and the column “Les genres récrits”, with a text on word order in inclusive language, as well as reviews of new publications and recently defended research dissertations. To acknowledge the work that goes into evaluating papers, GLAD! now displays the names of reviewers, with their consent. The aim of this pioneering practice is both to improve exchanges between authors and reviewers, and to make more visible the invaluable behind-the-scenes work of reviewing articles before publication.
Edited by : Tiago Joseph, Marie Flesch, Chloé Tardivel, Sandra Tomc, Camille Riverti, Maria Candea
Copyediting : Tiago Joseph, Marie Flesch, Chloé Tardivel, Sandra Tomc, Maria Candea, Grâce Ranchon, Camille Riverti, Eléonore de Beaumont
Typesetting : Marie Flesch, Chloé Tardivel, Tiago Joseph
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Introduction du numéro 16, Varia [Full text]Introduction to issue 16th, “Varia”
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Recherches
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"I won’t stutter... and I’ll be a girl" : The aporias of cultural self-representation as a trans woman who stutters in Crossing
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Comment le concept d’homophobie permet-il d’analyser les discours contre la « PMA pour toutes » ? [Full text]How can the concept of homophobia be used to analyze discourses against “MAP for all”?
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Explorations
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Parler le Lubunca. Une ethnographie des pratiques langagières des travailleuses du sexe trans’ en Turquie [Full text]Speaking Lubunca: An ethnography of language practices of trans’ women sex workers in Turkey
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Matrimonial feminines in French, or when language works without hindrance
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Traductologiques
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The disruption of the Portuguese language in the Brazilian translation of the feminist classic Our Bodies, Ourselves
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Chroniques
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Les genres récrits : chronique n°14Oredr deosn’t mttaer. What order for double forms: fm or mf?
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Actualités
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Notes de lecture
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Alexis Buisson. 2023. Kamala Harris, l’héritière [Full text]
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Comptes rendus
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Résumé de mémoire de masterWriting the enbys in YA/children’s fiction 2019-2023
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Comparaison théorique sur la performativité de l’insulte homophobe. Austin, Bourdieu, Butler [Full text]Résumé de mémoire de masterTheoretical comparison over the performativity of the homophobic insult. Austin, Bourdieu, Butler
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