This volume retraces the movement’s thought regarding the difference between the sexes and Antoinette Fouque’s contribution to thought and to women.

Fifty years ago, the French women’s liberation movement ushered in a new era in which women exist and affirm it. To turn this into a "civilizational movement," Antoinette Fouque created a kind of popular seminar, "Psychoanalysis and Politics." This second volume starts in 1974-1975 and retraces the movement’s thought regarding the difference between the sexes and its contribution to psychoanalytic theory, the humanities, politics, and contemporary culture.