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Tony Duvert: A political and theoretical overview
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The late French writer Tony Duvert gave voice, scandalously, to the child-lover he never
hid he was. He outlined, with rare precision, a desiring subjectivity struggling for existence in a
hostile society, which portrayed him as a criminal. The right to homosexuality; the battle against
the condemnation and the repression of underage sexuality; the deconstruction of the scary image
of the ‘paedophile’, a bugbear typically represented as a rapist ogre; the invective against
parents (the actual source of violence and of the castration forces deployed against children) and
the institution of the family (the backbone of a morbid and unjust society); the ferocious criticism
towards sexual and emotional capitalism, parenthood and the “bourgeois economic scheme of
libidinal investment”: those are some of the themes Tony Duvert deals with in his essays, and on
which we focus in this paper.
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Tony Duvert Intergenerational sex
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Citação
Puglia, E., Peano, I. (2018). Tony Duvert: A political and theoretical overview. Whatever, 1, 183-197
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CIRQUE, Centro Interuniversitario di Ricerca Queer