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For the last twenty-five years, Gise¿le Chaboudez has been writing about the sexual non-relation, elaborating a rigorous and relevant interpretation of the concept introduced by Lacan. For millennia the sexual law that universally defines "man as the one who has and woman as the one who is what he has" has masked and compensated for the absence of sexual relation, while generating a myriad of subjective and social effects. The feminine side of sexuation, which can be occupied by any gender, introduces the logic of the Not-all, creating the possibility of two jouissances being shared in a…mehr

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For the last twenty-five years, Gise¿le Chaboudez has been writing about the sexual non-relation, elaborating a rigorous and relevant interpretation of the concept introduced by Lacan. For millennia the sexual law that universally defines "man as the one who has and woman as the one who is what he has" has masked and compensated for the absence of sexual relation, while generating a myriad of subjective and social effects. The feminine side of sexuation, which can be occupied by any gender, introduces the logic of the Not-all, creating the possibility of two jouissances being shared in a singular and invented way. The Feminine Deal is a concise and challenging summary of Chaboudez's teaching, whose clinical and political implications are just beginning to come to light.
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Autorenporträt
Gisèle Chaboudez is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst practicing in Paris. Formed by Jacques Lacan, she has been a director of medico-psychological centers and taught at Université Paris VIII. She is editor-in-chief of the magazine Figures de la psychanalyse and member of Espace Analytique, where she teaches. Her books include Rapport sexuel et rapport des sexes (Denoël 2004), Ce qui noue le corps au langage (Hermann 2019), L'équation des rêves (érès 2019) Féminité singulière (érès 2020), Féminismes et féminités, le tout et le pas tout (érès 2022) and What Can We Know about Sex? A Lacanian Study about Sex and Gender (Routledge 2022).