BERGÉ, David (ed.)
The Sleeping Hermaphrodite. Waking up from a Lethargic Confinement

What can a reclining marble sculpture, conceived through a myth in Greek antiquity, tell us today about the fluidity of our gender construction? What has been the role of aesthetic and historical canons in the construction of the female and male genders? Is The Sleeping Hermaphrodite really asleep? Or has she/he been induced to a long lethargic state, punished and confined by the history of gender normalization? [publisher's note]

Contributions by Paul B. Preciado, Juan Duque, Nicolas Lakiotakis, Sofia Grigoriadou,  Denis Maksimov-Gupta.

Published by Kyklàda, 2020
Essays / Gender Studies / Art History