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'''Pierre Verdrager''' (b. 1970), is an independent sociology researcher. His research has focused on homosexuality, the epistemology of the social sciences, and the sociology of culture. His 2013 book ''L'Enfant Interdit'' ("The Forbidden Child"), published in 2013, studied how positive, non-sensationalist and non-condemnatory discourses around [[pedophilia]] were tolerated in the late 1970s until the mid-1990s. To our knowledge, he is a part-time librarian, and a volunteer associate researcher at the Centre for Research on Social Links (CERLIS) at the University of Paris-Descartes. | '''Pierre Verdrager''' (b. 1970), is an independent sociology researcher. His research has focused on homosexuality, the epistemology of the social sciences, and the sociology of culture. His 2013 book ''L'Enfant Interdit'' ("The Forbidden Child"), published in 2013, studied how positive, non-sensationalist and non-condemnatory discourses around [[pedophilia]] were tolerated in the late 1970s until the mid-1990s. To our knowledge, he is a part-time librarian, and a volunteer associate researcher at the Centre for Research on Social Links (CERLIS) at the University of Paris-Descartes. | ||
"The Forbidden Child" initially received little response outside of the [[MAP]] community and academic outlets. In 2020, however, when the [[Gabriel_Matzneff|Gabriel Matzneff affair]] erupted, the historical fact of dissident, critical, and open-minded thought among French intellectuals and [[LGBT-MAP_alliances_in_history|French LGBTQ+ groups]] towards the social construction of [[pedophilia]], [[pederasty]], and [[child sexuality]] that the book documents, became widely known and discussed. The book discusses influential thinkers such as [[Michel Foucault]], philosopher [[ | "The Forbidden Child" initially received little response outside of the [[MAP]] community and academic outlets. In 2020, however, when the [[Gabriel_Matzneff|Gabriel Matzneff affair]] erupted, the historical fact of dissident, critical, and open-minded thought among French intellectuals and [[LGBT-MAP_alliances_in_history|French LGBTQ+ groups]] towards the social construction of [[pedophilia]], [[pederasty]], and [[Research:_Youth_sexuality|child sexuality]] that the book documents, became widely known and discussed. The book discusses influential thinkers such as [[Michel Foucault]], philosopher [[René Schérer]], his former loved-boy and lifelong companion co-author [[Guy Hocquenghem]], and the writer [[Tony Duvert]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:56, 4 January 2025
Pierre Verdrager (b. 1970), is an independent sociology researcher. His research has focused on homosexuality, the epistemology of the social sciences, and the sociology of culture. His 2013 book L'Enfant Interdit ("The Forbidden Child"), published in 2013, studied how positive, non-sensationalist and non-condemnatory discourses around pedophilia were tolerated in the late 1970s until the mid-1990s. To our knowledge, he is a part-time librarian, and a volunteer associate researcher at the Centre for Research on Social Links (CERLIS) at the University of Paris-Descartes.
"The Forbidden Child" initially received little response outside of the MAP community and academic outlets. In 2020, however, when the Gabriel Matzneff affair erupted, the historical fact of dissident, critical, and open-minded thought among French intellectuals and French LGBTQ+ groups towards the social construction of pedophilia, pederasty, and child sexuality that the book documents, became widely known and discussed. The book discusses influential thinkers such as Michel Foucault, philosopher René Schérer, his former loved-boy and lifelong companion co-author Guy Hocquenghem, and the writer Tony Duvert.