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“La révolution du féminin sera pleinement accomplie quand aura lieu la révolution du masculin, quand les hommes seront libérés des assignations sexuées qui entretiennent, souvent de manière parfaitement inconsciente, la misogynie et l'homophobie, lesquelles procèdent toutes deux d'une répulsion envers le féminin venue du fond des âges.”

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Book:Le mythe de la virilité

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Source: Mask Off: Masculinity Redefined

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Book:Escritos sobre escritos, ciudades bajo ciudades

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