The diaspora of identity. A cuir look upon identifications in the photograph of Lariza Hatrick
This chapter is based on the criticism that the thought of Judith Butler makes to the notions of identity. The identification is emphasized as a conceptual resource that queer theory has used to conceive the possibility of dismantling the violence that emerges from that normative logic that makes th...
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2021
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| Sumario: | This chapter is based on the criticism that the thought of Judith Butler makes to the notions of identity. The identification is emphasized as a conceptual resource that queer theory has used to conceive the possibility of dismantling the violence that emerges from that normative logic that makes the identity constructs supposedly essential, fixed, stable, and coherent, whose border is drawn by the repudiation and exclusion of the other. From a photograph of Lariza Hatrick, contributions are outlined that tend to point out the insufficiency of postulates that do not make radical criticisms of the limits ordered by the one and the other. In this line, the notion of diaspora of identity is offered, capable of sustaining an ontological critique of the notion of identity without neglecting the materiality of bodies marked as abjects. |
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