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Can the Monster Speak? A Report to an Academy of Psychoanalysts
Book • 2020
In this book, Preciado addresses the French Academy of Psychoanalysts, challenging the traditional psychoanalytic views on gender and sexuality.
He argues that psychoanalysis is structured around rigid male/female and normal/abnormal boundaries, which are outdated and complicit with heteropatriarchal and colonial violence.
The speech, which was met with hostility and booing, calls for a new epistemology that acknowledges the diversity of living bodies beyond their heterosexual reproductive capabilities.
The book is a critical examination of the need for psychoanalysis to adapt to contemporary understandings of gender and sexuality.
He argues that psychoanalysis is structured around rigid male/female and normal/abnormal boundaries, which are outdated and complicit with heteropatriarchal and colonial violence.
The speech, which was met with hostility and booing, calls for a new epistemology that acknowledges the diversity of living bodies beyond their heterosexual reproductive capabilities.
The book is a critical examination of the need for psychoanalysis to adapt to contemporary understandings of gender and sexuality.
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