Cristina Johnston
Biographic Data
| ID | 3684628 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cristina Johnston |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cristina |
| FAMILY NAME | Johnston |
| SIGNATURE | JOHNSTON C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Stirling |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6685-053X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Bodies, memories, visibility
Michel Tremblay
Franco-Iranian cinema
The history of Franco-Iranian cinematic exchanges is long and complex, with its roots stretching back to the earliest days of film. This chapter will explore the evolution of Franco-Iranian cinema, highlighting the significance of the pairing at key moments in a traditional narrative of French film history, as well as examining the ways in which the relationship plays out through funding and festivals, giving voice to a wider set of cultural and …
Qu'est-ce qu'une génération
A glance back over past decades reveals the social landscape of France to be marked by an overlapping succession of formations identified or self-identifying as ‘generations’, from post-war baby-bo
Hexagonal Variations. Diversity, Plurality and Reinvention in Contemporary France
Hexagonal Variations. Diversity, Plurality and Reinvention in Contemporary France." Modern & Contemporary France, 20(2), pp. 268–269
The PaCS debates
This paper seeks to analyse the ways in which the partnership legislation introduced through the French parliament in 1999 (the ‘Pacte Civil de Solidarité’ or PaCS) has brought in its wake a re-examination of contemporary models of Republicanism and citizenship. Viewed by some as a threat to social cohesion (for Philippe de Villiers, for instance, the PaCS represented ‘le retour à la barbarie’), for others the PaCS represents a means to examine, …
Mayoral masculinities? The case of Delanoë and Wowereit
Perhaps most prominent among the many areas of scholarship to which Larry Schehr offered his insight, thoughtfulness and enthusiasm lie the fields of Queer Studies and French/Francophone Studies, and crucially their points of intersection. One such intersection charted by Schehr through numerous books and articles centres on representations of masculinities, tracing their development across boundaries historical, geographic, artistic and/or sexua…
The Pacs and (Post-)Queer Citizenship in Contemporary Republican France
This article examines the theoretical debates that have arisen from the development and subsequent implementation of same-sex partnership legislation in France in 1999. The significance of these debates extends far beyond the specific legislation that triggered them and can be understood as contributing to a broader analysis of the relevance of traditional French republican ideologies to the realities of contemporary, metropolitan France. The art…
(Post-)queer citizenship in contemporary republican France1
1996 saw the publication of Frédéric Martel’s Le Rose et le noir, a comprehensive study of three decades of gay life in metropolitan France. The predominantly anti-communitarian stance adopted by Martel in the epilogue to the first edition of his work had evolved, by the time of the book’s publication en poche in 2000, into a more nuanced view of the interactions and intersections between queer and republican identities in contemporary France. Th…
Qu'est-ce qu'une génération
A glance back over past decades reveals the social landscape of France to be marked by an overlapping succession of formations identified or self-identifying as ‘generations’, from post-war baby-bo
The PaCS debates
This paper seeks to analyse the ways in which the partnership legislation introduced through the French parliament in 1999 (the ‘Pacte Civil de Solidarité’ or PaCS) has brought in its wake a re-examination of contemporary models of Republicanism and citizenship. Viewed by some as a threat to social cohesion (for Philippe de Villiers, for instance, the PaCS represented ‘le retour à la barbarie’), for others the PaCS represents a means to examine, …
(Post-)queer citizenship in contemporary republican France1
1996 saw the publication of Frédéric Martel’s Le Rose et le noir, a comprehensive study of three decades of gay life in metropolitan France. The predominantly anti-communitarian stance adopted by Martel in the epilogue to the first edition of his work had evolved, by the time of the book’s publication en poche in 2000, into a more nuanced view of the interactions and intersections between queer and republican identities in contemporary France. Th…
The Pacs and (Post-)Queer Citizenship in Contemporary Republican France
This article examines the theoretical debates that have arisen from the development and subsequent implementation of same-sex partnership legislation in France in 1999. The significance of these debates extends far beyond the specific legislation that triggered them and can be understood as contributing to a broader analysis of the relevance of traditional French republican ideologies to the realities of contemporary, metropolitan France. The art…
(Post-)queer citizenship in contemporary republican France1
1996 saw the publication of Frédéric Martel’s Le Rose et le noir, a comprehensive study of three decades of gay life in metropolitan France. The predominantly anti-communitarian stance adopted by Martel in the epilogue to the first edition of his work had evolved, by the time of the book’s publication en poche in 2000, into a more nuanced view of the interactions and intersections between queer and republican identities in contemporary France. Th…
Hexagonal Variations. Diversity, Plurality and Reinvention in Contemporary France
Hexagonal Variations. Diversity, Plurality and Reinvention in Contemporary France." Modern & Contemporary France, 20(2), pp. 268–269
The PaCS debates
This paper seeks to analyse the ways in which the partnership legislation introduced through the French parliament in 1999 (the ‘Pacte Civil de Solidarité’ or PaCS) has brought in its wake a re-examination of contemporary models of Republicanism and citizenship. Viewed by some as a threat to social cohesion (for Philippe de Villiers, for instance, the PaCS represented ‘le retour à la barbarie’), for others the PaCS represents a means to examine, …
Mayoral masculinities? The case of Delanoë and Wowereit
Perhaps most prominent among the many areas of scholarship to which Larry Schehr offered his insight, thoughtfulness and enthusiasm lie the fields of Queer Studies and French/Francophone Studies, and crucially their points of intersection. One such intersection charted by Schehr through numerous books and articles centres on representations of masculinities, tracing their development across boundaries historical, geographic, artistic and/or sexua…
Qu'est-ce qu'une génération
A glance back over past decades reveals the social landscape of France to be marked by an overlapping succession of formations identified or self-identifying as ‘generations’, from post-war baby-bo
Franco-Iranian cinema
The history of Franco-Iranian cinematic exchanges is long and complex, with its roots stretching back to the earliest days of film. This chapter will explore the evolution of Franco-Iranian cinema, highlighting the significance of the pairing at key moments in a traditional narrative of French film history, as well as examining the ways in which the relationship plays out through funding and festivals, giving voice to a wider set of cultural and …
Bodies, memories, visibility
Michel Tremblay
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (5 works) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Citizenship (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Communism, Protests, Social Movements (2 works) · Education, sociology, and vocational training (2 works)