Migración de género, passing e inteligibilidad post-recesionaria

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Publicado: nov 26, 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6035/asparkia.4563
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sistemas diagnósticos, identidades trans, expresión de género, desposesión, alteridad

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Konstantinos Argyriou
Instituto de Filosofía CSIC
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0578-7960

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La era postfeminista post-recesionaria marca un giro a la interioridad, fuera de cuyo registro quedan cuerpos ininteligibles, excluidos, desarraigados y precarios. Esos cuerpos combaten sistemas de clasificación que no se abren a la multiplicidad de experiencias corporales. Después de las últimas modificaciones del manual diagnóstico CIE en 2018, se ha abierto supuestamente una puerta al cambio a nivel institucional para las identidades y corporalidades trans. No obstante, a nivel social, quienes tienen acceso a servicios, conocimiento y apoyo social son les que entran en los márgenes del passing. El texto examina la tensión
entre la conquista de la inteligibilidad y la libre exploración de lo no binario. Se realiza una lectura crítica y posicionada de propuestas teóricas que han cambiado últimamente la forma de percibir lo trans. La noción de «desposesión» es clave para esta lectura. El texto rodea dichos posicionamientos operando con tres lecturas: una representacional, una sistémicaprospectiva, y una intercultural.

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Argyriou, K. (2021). Migración de género, passing e inteligibilidad post-recesionaria. Asparkía. Investigació Feminista, (39), 213–232. https://doi.org/10.6035/asparkia.4563
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Núm. 39 (2021): Figuras y arquetipos de género en la Grecia antigua
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Konstantinos Argyriou, Instituto de Filosofía CSIC

Contratado Predoctoral FPU, Departamento de Ciencia, Tecnología y Sociedad, Instituto de Filosofía, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas

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