In this academic blog, we will publish the talks and papers given at the PAGE seminar at the University of Nantes. PAGE is a French acronym (Paroles et CréAtions auctoriales : approches genrées) that stands for "discourses and authorial creations: a gender-based approach." It is supported by the CRINI. The seminar first aims to study the roles and influences of gender in artistic creations (in painting, literature, cinema, TV series etc.), in intellectual and cultural history (i.e., in canonical literary, institutional, religious, and scientific texts) as well as in the history of social relations (via a focus on female employment for instance). We also set out to explore and give exposure to lesser-known female creators and works, as a means to develop a global herstory. This project cannot be undertaken without an analysis of the wide range of expressions of masculinities and on the ways they are stereotyped in existing discourses. Equally important are the studies of the gaps and unchartered questions in the legal system (i.e., gender and LGBTQIA+ equality in juridical language) as well as of emerging feminisms (e.g., ecofeminism and new forms of activisms).