Irigaray, Luce (b. 1930)

Abstract

Luce Irigaray is the foremost political theorist of sexual difference, which she identifies as the most basic and universal form of alterity. Irigaray (1994, 2000, 2004) advocates the development of a feminine culture and subjectivity, accompanied by specific political rights based on a positive definition of women as women (not as gender‐neutral citizens), including a right to virginity, freedom from pornography and exploitative advertising, and motherhood. Only a recognition of and respect for difference, the creation of a culture of two subjects, and the resulting “peaceful revolution” will allow us to build a truly democratic global society and to check modern forms of destruction such as the degradation of nature (including our own) and materialism.

How Mediatization Of Arabic Learning Affects Religious Culture At The Indonesian Islamic University

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