Drawing upon the theories of Lisa Stevenson, Pidgeon Pagonis, and Michel Foucault, this paper examines medical jurisdiction, understandings of sex and gender, intersex conditions, and the intersex liberation movement. Gomez-Lacayo demonstrates how these concepts relate to Foucault’s theory of biopolitics and Stevenson’s conception of care. By analyzing specific cases of sexual reassignment such as that of Herculine Barbin, the author argues that treatment of intersex conditions often constitutes a violent form of care made possible through increasing medical intervention and jurisdiction. Gomez-Lacayo further analyzes medicine as a vehicle for the expression and recreation of cultural and social pluralities
In the sociological literature, medicalization is often theorized as a depoliticizing force. This pe...
This essay argues that intersex is present in medieval medical texts outside of the medieval concept...
From the perspective of a trans* individual who identifies with radical feminist politics, I attempt...
Drawing on the writings of Michel Foucault, this paper argues that the establishment of a new nomenc...
This is a theoretical study of intersexuality and of its medical and social implications. My interes...
In this paper, we aim to criticise the dualistic approach of gender-specific medicine with regard to...
In this paper, we examine intersexuation from a cross-sectional perspective, mobilising biological d...
This thesis explores how medical experts structure social order through\ud institutional violence ag...
'Intersex' is the condition whereby an individual is born with biological features that are simultan...
This dissertation, The Doctor will Fix Everything: Intersexuality in Contemporary Culture , authored...
Historically the body is conditioned to rules of heterosexual and binary way. The intersexual existe...
Sexual difference combines various aspects, ranging from the biological to the social, which, once d...
In recent times, many international institutions have called upon States to stop medical sexing inte...
In this article we address activist, patient advocate and medic perspectives on framing intersex, va...
It is the primary focus of this paper to argue that the surgical response to intersexuality in infan...
In the sociological literature, medicalization is often theorized as a depoliticizing force. This pe...
This essay argues that intersex is present in medieval medical texts outside of the medieval concept...
From the perspective of a trans* individual who identifies with radical feminist politics, I attempt...
Drawing on the writings of Michel Foucault, this paper argues that the establishment of a new nomenc...
This is a theoretical study of intersexuality and of its medical and social implications. My interes...
In this paper, we aim to criticise the dualistic approach of gender-specific medicine with regard to...
In this paper, we examine intersexuation from a cross-sectional perspective, mobilising biological d...
This thesis explores how medical experts structure social order through\ud institutional violence ag...
'Intersex' is the condition whereby an individual is born with biological features that are simultan...
This dissertation, The Doctor will Fix Everything: Intersexuality in Contemporary Culture , authored...
Historically the body is conditioned to rules of heterosexual and binary way. The intersexual existe...
Sexual difference combines various aspects, ranging from the biological to the social, which, once d...
In recent times, many international institutions have called upon States to stop medical sexing inte...
In this article we address activist, patient advocate and medic perspectives on framing intersex, va...
It is the primary focus of this paper to argue that the surgical response to intersexuality in infan...
In the sociological literature, medicalization is often theorized as a depoliticizing force. This pe...
This essay argues that intersex is present in medieval medical texts outside of the medieval concept...
From the perspective of a trans* individual who identifies with radical feminist politics, I attempt...