The feminine revolution – Christina Clemm and Camille Froidevaux-Metterie oppose patriarchal violence
Event is part of the “Night of Ideas” of the Institut français.
Gender-specific violence against women is everywhere – in Germany, in France, and around the world. Feminist debates reflect manifold positions that reveal various perspectives of the body, power and participation in society. In her startling report, Gegen Frauenhass [“Opposing Misogyny”], family rights and criminal lawyer Christina Clemm draws on real-life cases to describe how systematically women experience violence – and how often the state lets them down. Based on the work of Simone de Beauvoir, French philosopher Camille Froidevaux-Metterie, whose work includes “La révolution du féminin” [“The Feminine Revolution”], researches the female body as a place of violence and shame, but also as a source of resistance and emancipation. She creates a philosophical foundation for a new self-understanding of the female body. Translation: Norbert Heikamp; Host: Annabelle Hirsch
Contributors
Carolin Courts
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Christina Clemm
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Prune Antoine
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Event data
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Date:
Thursday
26. June 2025
17:30 -
Pre Pre sale price (fees excluded) 19 € | 15 € erm.
Eve Evening fund price 25 € | 21 € erm.
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Accessibility
- Induction loop Available
- Wheelchair-accessible Available
- Assistance dogs welcome Available
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Languages
- French
- German
