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Diogenes, "Current Perspectives on Gender Studies", n° 225. Diogenes. An International Journal in the Humanities. Editors: Maurice Aymard &#38; Luca Maria Scarantino. Guest editor: Nicole G. AlbertTable of Contents:. Nicole G. Albert: Genre and Gender. An Interdisciplinary Epistemological Tool. Joan Wallach Scott: Gender: Still a Useful Category of Analysis?. Tanella Boni: Wounded Bodies, Recovered Bodies: Discourses Around Female Sexual Mutilations. Madeline H. Caviness: Feminism, Gender studies, and Medieval Studies. Moha Ennaji: Multiculturalism, Gender and Political Participation in Morocco. Sirma Bilge: Recent Feminist Outlooks on Intersectionality. Boutheina Cheriet: The Ambiguous State: Gender and Citizenship as Barter in Algeria. Françoise Collin: Between Poiesis and Praxis: Women and Art. Morny Joy: The Impact of Gender on Religious Studies. Geneviève Sellier: Gender Studies and Film Studies in France: Steps Forward and Back. Thierry Hoquet: Is Sociobiology Amendable? Feminist and Darwinian Women Biologists Confront the Paradigm of Sexual Selection. Susanne Lettow: Bio-Technosciences in Philosophy: Challenges and Perspectives for Gender Studies in Philosophy. Patrick Cardon: Post-Queer: In Defense of a ‘Trans-Gender Approach’ or Trans-Gender as an Analytical Category. Nathalie Ernoult and Catherine Gonnard: Intersecting Views on the Exhibition “elles@centrepompidou”. Book review: Patrick Cardon, Discours littéraires et scientifiques fin-de-siècle. Autour de Marc-André Raffalovich (Mathieu Faria).Online access to Papers, Abstracts, and References