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This article analyzes the term “intersectionality” as defined by Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw in relation to the digital turn: it argues that intersectionality is the dominant framework being employed by fourth wave feminists and that is most apparent on social media, especially on Twitter.
Keywords: Intersectionality, Twitter, Fourth Wave Feminism
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The publication of Patrick Doucet's (2016) La vie sexuelle des enfants? Tout ce qu'on aimerait sans doute savoir, mais qu'on ne souhaite peut-être pas entendre fueled media controversy. This text consists of three parts, the first one being devoted to the presentation of Doucet's book, the second which intends to share my opinion on Louis Cornellier's psychoanalytic approach, while the third and final section aims to denunciate Paul-André Deschenes attack on so-called sex specialists who he claims corrupt the minds of children. At the same time, I will take this opportunity to criticize the Church's attitude towards pedophile priests.
Keywords: sexe, psychanalyse, religion, prêtes pédophiles, sex, psychoanalysis, religion, pedophile priests
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In the early 1950s, both the publication of the first Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-I) and the advent of psychopharmacology – particularly the development of chlorpromazine (Thorazine – RP4650) – set the stage for models of psychiatric thought, research and practice that remain dominant today. It was during this pivotal period, in 1955, that the Département de psychiatrie de l'Université de Montréal was founded by a cohort of young researchers newly arrived from well-known universities in France and the northeastern United States. This influential group quickly became staunch critics of the province's religion-based asylum system and lobbied for a government review that culminated into the 1962 Commission d'étude des hôpitaux psychiatriques (popularly known as the Bédard Report). What followed in Quebec between 1965 and 1975 was the secularization of psychiatric institutions and widespread deinstitutionalization. This paper illuminates cultural changes and intellectual shifts that have been overlooked in historical studies of post-war psychiatry by exploring the expansion of such “anti-psychiatry” schools of thought in Quebec in this period.
Keywords: psychiatrie, antipsychiatrie, histoire, Québec, après-guerre, psychiatry, anti-psychiatry, history, Quebec, post-war