Tengo, tengo, tengo... tú no tienes nada’ o de los peligros de ciertas ‘prácticas subversivas
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https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v9i0.5141Keywords:
sex, gender, policy, lawAbstract
This text it’s thought like a rereading and an answer to the Beatriz Preciado’s Manifiesto contrasexual and to slogans sent by this author within the framework of the Maratón Post-porno organized by the MACBA of Barcelona. If Beatriz Preciado advocates a meta-constructivism (of gender, but also of sex), that it looks for beyond the “false debate” in. Feminism (esencialism versus constructivism), derived the against-sexual proposals of him give rise to a whole series of questions. It has sense to retire a law to replace it by another one? to replace a normative sexual practice that excludes, punishes and imposes, by other than happens equally normative, excluding, punitive? Are not these the alignments for a new fundamentalism of the exclusion of the divergent thing? The answer is in the search of the possibility of own’s expression of the gendre and the sexuality within an ample frame that defends the coexistence of different types from manifestation before a mandatory sentence. The work is arduous and the present panorama is not quite promissory, so it is not more than to work so that the conditions can occur in which no minority, nor no majority –they are as they will be–, end up constituting itself excluding.
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