Elsa Dorlin
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About the Author
Elsa Dorlin is a French philosopher, sociologist, and feminist theorist whose work examines the relationships among gender, race, power, and political violence. Drawing on social theory, feminist thought, and critical studies, she explores how bodies are shaped by systems of domination and how marginalized communities develop practices of resistance and self-defense. Her writing connects rigorous scholarship with urgent political questions, making complex ideas accessible to readers beyond the academy. She is the author of Black feminism: Anthologie du féminisme africain-américain, 1975-2000 (French Edition), a significant contribution to the circulation and study of Black feminist thought in the French-speaking world.
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rigorous
incisive
politically engaged
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