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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

Editorial Note: CASH

Characters of Finance

Feminist Economics and the People’s Apocalypse

Three Thoughts on Emotional Labour

Divest!

WHEN INACCESSIBILITY GETS IN THE WAY OF DATING

LOCAL FOOD, MIGRANT DREAMS

NOT WORKING 9-5

An Interview with Austra

Meet Sadziky

Femme Kinship is Magic

On Loss, Grief, and Fiction: A Conversation with Miriam Toews

Ask a Feelings-Witch: How Do I Measure Up?

He Who Never Saves Me

Sometimes Women Have to Make Hard Choices to Be Writers

Can Broken Be Whole?

All works by Clémence x. Clémentine

Clémence x. Clémentine

Suturing the Split: Coda on the Couple-Form