Les mots agonistiques des nouveaux discours féministes: l’exemple de grossophobie et cissexisme
Anne-Charlotte Husson
Argumentation et Analyse du Discours · 2017
doi:10.4000/aad.2317 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This article chooses a lexical entry into contemporary feminist discourses and argumentations. More precisely, two agonistic words are used as a point of entry: grossophobie (fatphobia) / grossophobe and cissexisme (cissexism) / cissexiste. These agonistic words are typical of a search for inclusivity that originates in a debate (initiated in the 1970’s) about the political subject of feminism. The analysis of a web-based corpus (websites, blogs, forums and online social networks) reveals that beyond their polemical dimension, such words belong to a vision of the world where taking into account the multiplicity of identities and social affiliations plays a crucial position.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND
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