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Multitudes 77 (4):141-150 (2020)
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Quelles lois Steven Cohen transgresse-t-il quand, le 10 septembre 2013, il réalise sa performance Coq / Cock sur la place du Trocadéro à Paris et est, en conséquence, condamné (sans peine) pour « exhibition sexuelle »? C’est la question que nous posons et la réponse ne se résume pas à des dispositions légales…

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