The dialectic of intersectionality

Rethinking complexity: From categories to social relations

• By Danièle Kergoat

From Analogy to Articulation: Theorizing Social Differentiation and Complex Inequality

• By Sirma Bilge

Sexe/genre, classe, race : décoloniser le féminisme dans un contexte mondialisé

Réflexions à partir de la lutte des femmes indiennes au Chiapas

• By Sabine Masson

Trouble dans l’intersectionnalité : enjeux définitionnels et méthodologiques

• By Nelly Quemener

10. Articuler genre, classe et race. Approches empiriques

• By Saba A. Le Renard

13 - Travail et genre : approches intersectionnelles et postcoloniales

• By Saba A. Le Renard

The Epistemological and Political Use of “Sex” and “Race” Categories in Gender Studies

• By Elsa Dorlin

Intersectionality through the Prism of Latin American Feminism

• By Mara Viveros Vigoya

Intersectionality, consubstantiality, dialectics

• By Fabien Granjon

Intersectionality: Naming a problem

• By Alexandre Jaunait

Investigating sexuality and social class

• Interview with Isabelle Clair,
• Wilfried Rault,
• Sylvie Tissot,
• et al.

Can We Do without the Intersectionality of the Former Colonies?

• By Fatima Ait Ben Lmadani
• and Nasima Moujoud

Conclusion. Vers une approche intersectionnelle

• By Emmanuel Renault

The Straight Matrix. Race, Class, Gender and Political Economics: Materialist and Decolonial Analysis

• By Jules Falquet

Praxis of Intersectionality: Repertoires of Feminist Practices in France and Canada

• By Éléonore Lépinard

Representing the intersection in France and America

Theories of intersectionality meet social science

• By Alexandre Jaunait,
• Sébastien Chauvin,
• Translated from French by Claire Morel

Viewpoint—Considering the Structure of Inequalities (Sex, Class, Race)

• By Leslie McCall

A Materialist Feminist Paradigm of Intersectionality

• By Danielle Juteau

Inseparable and Irreducible: The Relationships between Gender, Ethnicity, and Class

• By Élise Palomares
• and Armelle Testenoire

Gender, Modernity, and the “Coloniality” of Power: Thinking Together on Dissonant Subalternities

Introduction

• By Maria Eleonora Sanna
• and Eleni Varikas

Feminist research on the interplay of power relations: Towards decolonized knowledge

• By Hélène Martin
• and Patricia Roux

Colette Guillaumin (1934-2017): A life devoted to a constructivist, materialist analysis of sexism and racism

• By Christelle Hamel

Les approches postcoloniales : apports pour un féminisme antiraciste

• By Natalie Benelli,
• Christine Delphy,
• Jules Falquet,
• et al.

Conceptualizing ageism in parallel to sexism and racism

The heuristic value and limitations of a common analytical framework

• By Juliette Rennes

Age, Inter-Sectionality and Power Relations

Round Table with Christelle Hamel, Catherine Marry, and Marc Bessin

• By Catherine Achin,
• Samira Ouardi
• and Juliette Rennes

A Sociology at the Crossroads of Three Social Movements

• By Danièle Kergoat

VI. Vers une théorie intersectionnelle du genre

• By Éléonore Lépinard
• and Marylène Lieber

Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence against Women of Color

• By Kimberlé W. Crenshaw
• and Oristelle Bonis

Demarginalising the intersection of race and sex

A Black feminist critique of anti-discrimination doctrine, feminist theory, and anti-racist politics

• By Kimberlé W. Crenshaw

Recent Feminist Outlooks on Intersectionality

• By Sirma Bilge

Prologue

Femmes, races, classes : défis pour le xxi^e siècle

• By Angela Davis,
• Texte traduit par Hélène Tronc

“Starting with lived experience”: Theory of exploitation, overlapping of social relations, and the challenge of the convergence of struggles

• Interview with Christine Delphy,
• conducted by Irène Jami,
• and Catherine Achin

8. Fonder en théorie qu'il n'y a pas de hiérarchie des dominations et des luttes

• Entretien avec Christine Delphy,
• Propos recueillis par Véronique Giraud,
• Irène Jami
• et al.

L’intersectionnalité et ses critiques

• By Françoise Vergès

The Languages of Intersectionality

• By Éric Fassin

Intersectionnalité

• By Éric Fassin
• and Mara Viveros Vigoya

In the beginning there was class

Black women and Black Left Feminism in the USA from the 1930s to the 1960s

• By Grégory Bekhtari

Race vs. class?

Conceptum sacer or the bare life of concepts

• By Elsa Dorlin

The Sexual Politics of Black Womanhood

• By Patricia Hill Collins