Canadian Feminist Magazine

All works by Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine is a descendant of communard Louise Michel. The infinite venom association resides everywhere and perhaps has already bitten you.

Suturing the Split: Coda on the Couple-Form

Issue 7: Love

A rejoinder to the 2012 essay, “Against the Couple-Form,” Suturing the Split takes a psychoanalytic turn and reevaluates intimacy, emotion, and political action.

Clémence x. Clémentine / November 25, 2016

Family in the Time of the Internet

Mediated Natures: Surveillance and Animals

(Indigenous) Governance is Gay

Editorial Note: Watch Yourself

Watched and Not Seen: Tech, Power, and Dehumanization

Ontario Midwives Demand Pay Equity

A Real Estate Ghost Story

Punished, Shamed, Sued, or Healed

The Cultural Politics of Softness

Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People

On Seeing Chinese Mothers On-Screen

What is Slut Island?

Returning to the Scene of the Crime

When Ceremony is Not Enough

Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People

A Real Estate Ghost Story

All works by Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine

Suturing the Split: Coda on the Couple-Form