I gave the paper: "Intersex Voices in Contemporary French Philosophy and Queer Theories: Approaches in the Queer Medical Humanities" as part of the following panel:


(2.3) Queer Bodies, Queer Time: room 17, Erskine
Controversies and Mapping
Chair: Oliver Davis (University of Warwick)

The French Memory of the Persecution of Homosexuality: Guy Hocquenghem, Simone Veil and Early Queer Theory
Orsolya Petocz (University of Cambridge)

From Queer Innocence to Islamic Replacement: Theorizing (Homo)sexuality with Renard Camus
Lou Mousset (University of Amsterdam)

Intersex Voices in Contemporary French Philosophy and Queer Theories: Approaches in the Queer Medical Humanities
Benjamin Dalton (Lancaster University)

‘Est-ce que ça n’effraie plus les cadavres’: Queer Practices and Necropolitics in the Writing of Édouard Louis and Constance Debré
Airelle Amédro (Warwick University)