Féminisme neuro-queer : créer un espace au sein du féminisme pour aborder les expériences autistiques d'oppression de genre

Titre original en anglais : Neuro-queering feminism: Creating space within feminism to address autistic experiences of gender oppression

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Fox, J. (2025). Neuro-queering feminism: Creating space within feminism to address autistic experiences of gender oppression. Feminism & Psychology, 35(1), 75-93. https://doi.org/10.1177/09593535241306532

Date de publication: 17/01/2025 Ajout dans AutiHub: 27/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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La reconnaissance émergente des femmes autistes et des personnes de genre divers a mis en évidence la nécessité d'une approche intersectionnelle pour comprendre leurs expériences d'oppression. Toutefois, l'axe de la neurodivergence a jusqu'à présent été insuffisamment pris en compte dans les cadres intersectionnels existants, car les expériences d'oppression des femmes autistes et des personnes de genre divers ont historiquement été marginalisées tant dans la recherche sur l'autisme que dans la théorie féministe. Il est important de remédier à cette marginalisation dans ces domaines respectifs, car les femmes autistes et les personnes de genre divers connaissent des formes uniques d'oppression qui reposent à la fois sur des structures patriarcales et neuronormatives. Cet article théorique utilise le féminisme neuro-queer comme cadre intersectionnel afin d'examiner les expériences d'oppression fondées sur le genre et sur l'appartenance à une minorité neurologique chez les femmes autistes et les personnes de genre divers. Le féminisme neuro-queer est présenté en fonction de son utilité comme cadre intersectionnel permettant d'élargir les limites existantes de la recherche féministe afin d'inclure les expériences d'oppression de genre des minorités neurologiques, en particulier chez les femmes autistes et les personnes de genre divers. Les applications du féminisme neuro-queer sont également examinées en ce qui concerne la manière dont la théorie et la pratique féministes peuvent s'appuyer sur le paradigme de la neurodiversité pour aborder les expériences autistiques d'oppression de genre, telles que les conceptions essentialistes du genre de l'autisme et la violence genrée.

The emerging recognition of autistic women and gender-diverse people has highlighted the need for an intersectional approach to understanding their experiences of oppression. However, the axis of neurodivergence has so far been underaddressed within existing intersectional frameworks as the experiences of oppression of autistic women and gender-diverse people have historically been marginalised within both autism research and feminist theory. Addressing this marginalisation within these respective fields is important as autistic women and gender-diverse people experience unique forms of oppression that are underpinned by both patriarchal and neuro-normative structures. This theoretical paper uses neuro-queer feminism as an intersectional framework to examine the experiences of gender and neuro-minority-based oppression of autistic women and gender-diverse people. Neuro-queer feminism is outlined in terms of its usefulness as an intersectional framework for expanding the existing boundaries of feminist scholarship to include neuro-minority experiences of gender oppression, particularly in relation to autistic women and gender-diverse people. The applications of neuro-queer feminism are also discussed in relation to how feminist theory and practice can draw on the neurodiversity paradigm in addressing autistic experiences of gender oppression, such as gender-essentialist constructions of autism and gendered violence.

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