Guy Hocquenghem
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Guy Hocquenghem (3 December 1946 – 28 August 1988) was a French writer and queer theorist.
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Works
- Homosexual Desire (1972, English translation 1978)
- L'Après-Mai des faunes (1974)
- Co-ire, album systématique de l'enfance (Co-anger: systematic album of childhood, with René Schérer) (1976)
- Fin de section (1976) short stories
- La Dérive homosexuelle (1977)
- La Beauté du métis (1979)
- Gay Travels: guide and glance homosexual over the large metropolises (1980)
- L'Amour en relief (1982)
- La Colère d'agneau (The Wrath of the Lamb) (1985)
- L'Âme atomique (The Atomic Heart, with René Schérer) (1986)
- Open letter to those who moved from Mao Collars to Rotary Wheels (1986)
- Eve (1987)
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- The amphitheatre of the dead ones: anticipated memories (1994)
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Works on Hocquenghem
Bill Marshall, Guy Hocquenghem: Gay Beyond Identity (Duke University Press, 1996)
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See also
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