Volume 36 (2024), Edition 1

This article provides an overview of the changes that have taken place in recent years in the context of trans* from a clinical perspective and in recognition of the complex and sometimes contradictory developments within the medical care system in...

The debate about trans* is highly topical and polarized. In the debate, attention should be paid to gender-sensitive and gender-equitable language, especially when dealing with people who define themselves as trans or non-binary. Language expresses...

As psychoanalysts, we work with concepts that have great heuristic value and at the same time continue to emphasize the naturalness of gender difference and binarity. In terms of queer theory, binarity is not simply described through these...

Bodies are always already in trans positions. From a psychoanalytical perspective, genders are dependent on bodies. Bodies that today are considered surgically and hormonally modifiable can be both productive and disruptive for a positioning in a...

The paper takes up an existing discussion between psychoanalysis, the gender discussion and the dekonstruction about the incest taboo and applies this on the #MeToo debate. It is about the importance of this taboo and, at the same time, its...