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Evidence of Disquiet

Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Transidentities
Authors: Nicolas Mendes; Thamy Ayouch;

Evidence of Disquiet

Abstract

Ce travail de recherche propose une première approche pour penser la paternité d’hommes transgenres ayant eu recours à un don de spermatozoïdes par l’aide médicale à la procréation (AMP). Vingt années après l’engagement du premier Centre de conservation des œufs et du sperme (CECOS) d’accompagner ces demandes de couples, et la publication de la seule étude sur la qualité du développement de ces enfants, une réflexion sur la paternité de ces hommes nés femmes et aujourd’hui pères se révèle nécessaire. Le recueil des discours en libre association de seize pères transgenres et son analyse de contenu thématique ont permis de constituer une représentation de l’expérience de paternité de ces hommes transgenres. L’émergence de points de tension au sein de ces discours nous a amenés à repérer trois ensembles de signes d’intranquillité qui peuvent pour certains, être rencontrés spécifiquement sur ce cheminement de la paternité. Le repérage de ces points d’intranquillité doit permettre d’améliorer l’accueil des demandes et l’accompagnement des transidentités.

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