Dialogues

Luce Irigaray is a French feminist and psychoanalytic and cultural theorist.

• Introduction, Luce Irigaray; Reading - Interpreting - Imparting; Poetic Nuptials, Judith Still, University of Nottingham; Reading and Rethinking the Subject in Luce Irigaray's Recent Work, Heidi Bostic, Michigan Technological University; On Faithfulness in Translating, Kaisa Kukkola, University of Turku; Philosophy - Ethics - Politics; To the Other as Other - Hearing, Listening, Understanding, Stephen Pluhacek, Michigan Technological University; From the Same to the Other, Florinda Trani, University of Lecce; A Gendered Education towards the Fulfilment of Democracy, Marie José García Oramas, University of Mexico; Why Cultivate Difference?, Luce Irigaray; Painting - Architecture - Cinema; Approaching Painting through Feminine Morphology, Hilary Robinson, University of Ulster; Love in Architecture, Andrea Wheeler, University of Nottingham; Light, Colour and Sound in Cinema, Liz Watkins, University of Leeds; Feminine Enunciation in Cinema ; (Caroline Bainbridge, University of East London; Being Two, How Many Eyes Have We? ; (Luce Irigaray; Feminine in Theology and Philosophy of Religions; Access or Barrier to Goddess Talk? ; (Laine Harrington, Graduate Theological Union Berkeley; Incarnation: The Flesh Becomes Word ; (Anne-Claire Mulder, University of Utrecht; Divine Love, Morny Joy, University of Calgary; Conclusions, Luce Irigaray.