%0 Journal Article
%T Bats-toi ma s ur  . Appropriation de l¡¯espace public urbain et contestation de la norme par les homosexuels
%A St¨¦phane Leroy
%J M¨¦tropoles
%D 2011
%I M¨¦tropoles
%X La Gay Pride, n¨¦e pour comm¨¦morer les ¨¦meutes de Stonewall ¨¤ New York, est un d¨¦fil¨¦ qui c¨¦l¨¨bre chaque ann¨¦e la visibilit¨¦ homosexuelle. Si la Gay Pride demeure une manifestation politique pour l¡¯¨¦galit¨¦ des droits et contre l¡¯homophobie, elle tend ¨¤ devenir un gigantesque carnaval, ¨¤ Paris comme dans les autres m¨¦tropoles occidentales. Pour autant, un jour par an, les gays et les lesbiennes parviennent ¨¤ s¡¯approprier l¡¯espace public, ¨¤   sortir du placard   et ¨¤ contester les normes bas¨¦es sur l¡¯h¨¦g¨¦monie h¨¦t¨¦rosexuelle qui fa onnent cet espace. En les transgressant par diverses performances, qui mettent souvent leurs corps en sc¨¨ne, ils interrogent les fondements de cette h¨¦g¨¦monie impossible ¨¤ d¨¦faire et valident leur identit¨¦. Set up to commemorate the riots of Stonewall in New York, Gay Pride parade celebrates homosexual visibility each year. The Pride parade remains a political event for equal rights and against homophobia even if it tends to become a carnival, in Paris as in the others Western main cities. For all that, one day a year, gay men and lesbians succeed in appropriating public space, doing their coming out and challenging the norms based on heterosexual hegemony which shape this space. By infringing them by various performances, which often put their bodies in scene, they question the bases of this hegemony impossible to undo and they validate their identity.
%K Paris
%K public space
%K Gay Pride
%K gay and lesbian identities
%K performance
%K coming out
%K transgression
%K collective visibility
%K espace public
%K Paris
%K Gay Pride
%K identit¨¦s gay et lesbienne
%K performance   sortie du placard
%K transgression
%K visibilit¨¦ collective
%U http://metropoles.revues.org/4367