An actual and universal "woman"

Abstract

The radical sociolinguistic constructivism of queer theories has reduced woman’s actuality to hetero-normative construction, female sexuality to hetero-genital practices, and post-feminist philosophy to cultural studies. The current article, by contrast, aims at re-ontologizing woman identity outside the sociolinguistic constructivism as well as the substantialist metaphysics. In the framework of the speculative and realist turn of 20th century, we will propose a minimal concept for woman determined by her material, self-differing and nascent becoming.