Publication: La amistad como forma de vida : género, sexualidad, diversidad relacional y el problema del parentesco
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2022-03-28
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La presente tesis doctoral propone un acercamiento al concepto de amistad desde una perspectiva que y feminista con el fin de reflexionar sobre formas de vida colectivas
que puedan ofrecer una alternativa al contexto actual de fragilidad de los vínculos humanos más allá de una vuelta al modelo tradicional de la familia como único refugio
de reconocimiento y sostenimiento. Este trabajo parte del estudio de la resignificación de los lazos sociales que puede realizarse a partir de la “pulsión heterotópica” característica de las experiencias disidentes de la normatividad sexual. Con el objetivo de profundizar
en el sentido de esa experiencia, se analiza, en primer lugar, las implicaciones sociales del parentesco respecto a la producción de los géneros, la norma heterosexual y la organización de la vida afectiva. En segundo lugar, la investigación se centra en los discursos de la amistad vinculados históricamente con las culturas que, prestando especial atención a aquellos que se basan en un rechazo al “confort relacional” y a la asimilación sin dejar de reconocer la importancia de reivindicar el derecho a acceder a modos de vida dominantes. Finalmente, se indaga en los discursos nomonógamos poliamorosos críticos centrados en la amistad, hallándose en ellos elementos comunes con los discursos que en torno a esta forma de intimidad, esto es, el rechazo al orden jerárquico de la vida afectiva y sexual que encumbra a la pareja y la desconfianza...
This doctoral thesis proposes an approach to the concept of friendship from a queer feminist perspective with the aim of thinking about collective ways of life that can offer an alternative to the current context of frailty of human bonds beyond a return to the family as the only refuge of recognition and support. This work starts from the study of the resignification of social bonds that can be done from the characteristic “heterotopic drive” of dissident experiences of sexual normativity. Firstly, this work analyzes the social implications of kinship in relation to the production of gender, the heterosexual norm, and the organization of affective life to deepen the issue of that experience. Secondly, the research focuses on discourses of friendship historically linked to queer cultures, especially on those that are based on the rejection of "relational comfort" and assimilation —while recognizing the importance of claiming the right to access dominant ways of life. Finally, critical friendship-centred non-monogamous /polyamorous discourses are investigated, finding in them common elements with queer discourses on this form of intimacy, that is, the rejection of the hierarchical order of affective and sexual life that elevates the partner and mistrust the limitations of identity-based politics...
This doctoral thesis proposes an approach to the concept of friendship from a queer feminist perspective with the aim of thinking about collective ways of life that can offer an alternative to the current context of frailty of human bonds beyond a return to the family as the only refuge of recognition and support. This work starts from the study of the resignification of social bonds that can be done from the characteristic “heterotopic drive” of dissident experiences of sexual normativity. Firstly, this work analyzes the social implications of kinship in relation to the production of gender, the heterosexual norm, and the organization of affective life to deepen the issue of that experience. Secondly, the research focuses on discourses of friendship historically linked to queer cultures, especially on those that are based on the rejection of "relational comfort" and assimilation —while recognizing the importance of claiming the right to access dominant ways of life. Finally, critical friendship-centred non-monogamous /polyamorous discourses are investigated, finding in them common elements with queer discourses on this form of intimacy, that is, the rejection of the hierarchical order of affective and sexual life that elevates the partner and mistrust the limitations of identity-based politics...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filosofía, leída el 20-09-2021