Challenging Normative Spaces and Gazes: The Body in 20th- and 21st-Century Francophone Culture
60:2 (2020) Summer
Editor(s): Polly Galis, Maria Tomlinson, Antonia Wimbus
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Author(s): Polly Galis, Maria Tomlinson, Antonia Wimbush
- Pages: 1 - 12
- Penser l'autonomie du corps dans les récits d'amours transgressifs
- Author(s): Anna Krykun
- Pages: 13 - 25
- Blood Isn't Always Thicker Than Water: Delineating the Grotesque Gaze and Locating the 'Flesh' in Victor Séjour's "Le mulâtre" (1837)
- Author(s): Marshall L. Smith
- Pages: 26 - 40
- Disrupting Homogeneous Nation-space: Black Male Bodies and the Immigrant Woman Writer's Gaze
- Author(s): Ashwiny O. Kistnareddy
- Pages: 41 - 54
- Out of Place: The Medical Body in Exile from Dorothée Chellier to Malika Mokeddem
- Author(s): Elizabeth H. Jones
- Pages: 55 - 68
- Living and Literary Bodies in Maïssa Bey's Hizya
- Author(s): Siobhán McIlvanney
- Pages: 69 - 82
- Héla Ammar's À fleur de peau / Body Talks: From Anonymous to Familiar Bodies
- Author(s): Anna Rocca
- Pages: 83 - 98
- Exoticism or Empowerment? The Representation of Non-normative Women and Prostitution in Nabil Ayouch's Much Loved
- Author(s): Kaya Davies Hayon
- Pages: 99 - 112
- Brigitte Bardot as Object of Desire and Subject of Contempt
- Author(s): Sophie Belot
- Pages: 113 - 125
- Recasting the Gaze: Self-perception and Body De(con)struction in Nelly Arcan's "La honte"
- Author(s): Marzia Caporale
- Pages: 126 - 138
- Corps à cœur à l'écran: Les attractions contraires de Fiorenza Menini
- Author(s): Claire Lozier
- Pages: 139 - 151