FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS

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This paper analyzes the forms of self-management of the body, understood as the production of body and symbolic frontiers that women sex workers hold in relation with their clients, discussing the notion of “selling the body” as a scientific and political argument used to justify the government of w...

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Autor principal: Puglia, María de las Nieves
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2016
Materias:
autogesión corporal
trabajo sexual
etnografía reflexiva
sociología del cuerpo y sexualidades
sociología y antropología económicas
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/astrolabio/article/view/14226
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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topic autogesión corporal
trabajo sexual
etnografía reflexiva
sociología del cuerpo y sexualidades
sociología y antropología económicas
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trabajo sexual
etnografía reflexiva
sociología del cuerpo y sexualidades
sociología y antropología económicas
Puglia, María de las Nieves
FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS
topic_facet autogesión corporal
trabajo sexual
etnografía reflexiva
sociología del cuerpo y sexualidades
sociología y antropología económicas
author Puglia, María de las Nieves
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title FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS
title_short FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS
title_full FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS
title_fullStr FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS
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title_sort far from “selling the body”. body and symbolic management in sex workers
description This paper analyzes the forms of self-management of the body, understood as the production of body and symbolic frontiers that women sex workers hold in relation with their clients, discussing the notion of “selling the body” as a scientific and political argument used to justify the government of women’s bodies. Through a reflexive ethnographic approach that privileges native discourse, we will specially attend to the creation of notions such as working tool, the provision of sexual services and the selection of clients as precise ways of regulating the involvement of the self and intimacy in the exchanges of sex for money. This implies shedding light on the process of learning how to deal daily with relationships in the world of prostitution, understanding that management of body boundaries, borders, familiarities and hierarchies is an integral part of monetary relations in the contemporary world. In this sense, we will seek to make a contribution to the fruitful relationship between body and sexualities studies and sociology and economic anthropology.
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