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Herculine Barbin (n.) in Foucault's romance lives a happy limbo of a non-identity — a world of pleasures beyond sex that ignores the power that built and condemned h/er.
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Herculine Barbin (n.) in Foucault's romance lives a happy limbo of a non-identity — a world of pleasures beyond sex that ignores the power that built and condemned h/er.
Herculine Barbin (n.) is not an identity but the sexual impossibility of an identity — the scandal lies not in the anatomy but in the disorganized rules.