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Beginning in the 70s, the silence on the question of women in criminology was brokenby a feminist series of works that was set upon the questioning and updating of knowledge inthe social sciences and in criminology. This article concerns the conception of deviance infeminist studies dealing with the "criminality" and criminalization of women. The authorfinds that the feminists adopt a firmly empathetical approach toward women offenders, whichenables them to depart from the traditional concepts of deviance and the develop analysesthat go beyond the known context of questioning in the discipline. The feminist approachalso makes it possible to review the positions to be taken regarding the crime policies thatshould be applied

La contribution féministe à l'étude de la déviance en criminologie