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As hated as he revered, the influential French philosopher, who wanted to dynamite the dynamics of exclusion and rejection, laid the foundations of thought 'queer'. An unpublished text is now published on the centenary of his birth: 'The Hermaphrodites'
The philosopher, a reference voice of the thought 'queer' and trans, maintains that the idea of normality is built by violently suppressing other possibilities of body and identity, while he warns that the persecution that his collective lives today could be widespread in the future. This Sunday he will finally take part in the Festival of Ideas in Madrid after leading, along with a total of 30 guests, a threat of withdrawal because of the links with Israel of Allianz, one of its sponsors
