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Cuerpos impuros: Butler, Haraway, Preciado

Authors: García Martínez, Juan de Dios;

Cuerpos impuros: Butler, Haraway, Preciado

Abstract

Debemos al feminismo de la segunda mitad del siglo XX la problematización filosófica del cuerpo. El cuerpo, antes una instancia evidente, un dato puro, científico, comienza a ser considerada una entidad impura, política, contaminada por el poder. ¿Y si el cuerpo mismo estuviera sometido a la construcción social, o lo que es lo mismo, y si el sexo no fuera más que género? Transitamos esta senda de la mano de tres grandes filósofas: Judith Butler, Donna Haraway y Beatriz Preciado. Ellas nos acompañarán en este pequeño “descensus ad inferos” a las entrañas de la corporalidad.

We owe feminism from the second half of the twentieth century the philosophical problematization of the body. The body, previously a clear instance, a piece of scientist information, begins to be considered an impure entity, politics, polluted by power. What if the body itself were subjected to social construction, that is, what if sex was nothing more than gender? We walk under the guidance of three philosophers: Judith Butler, Donna Haraway and Beatriz Preciado. They will join us on this little “ descensus ad inferos” into the bowels of corporeality.

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Cyborg, Gender, Género, Sex, Body, Cuerpo, Sexo

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