@misc{10498/24227,
year = {2020},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10498/24227},
abstract = {The Western view of the world is fundamentally a binary one, in which institutions (political, scientific and religious) have tried to pass off as natural those distinctions which are cultural in origin, particularly those concerning men and women. The male/female organic distinction has been used as supposed evidence for the creation of gender constructs. However, biology today shows that an infinite diversity of sexual orientations and identities exists within both animal and human worlds. What is the effect of "otherness" within oneself when "I am the other"? The post-modern novel Cheri-Cheri by Philippe Djian questions the legitimacy of human binary and the distinction between sexes and genders.},
publisher = {UNIV BABES},
keywords = {Binary},
keywords = {Gender Constructs},
keywords = {Transidentity},
keywords = {Postmodern Novel},
keywords = {Philippe Djian},
title = {Transidentité et transfiction à l’heure de la postmodernité},
doi = {10.24193/cechinox.2020.38.17},
author = {Renouprez, Martine Marie},
}