Publication: Genealogías bolleras: políticas y prácticas del sujeto lesbiano queer
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2022
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En este trabajo de investigación se traza un recorrido por las epistemes con la que se conjugan y se siguen conjugando el sujeto lesbiano queer desglosando cada aspecto teórico que lo conforman para comprender las potencias políticas transformadoras de este sujeto, incidiendo en la perspectiva interseccional como enfoque imprescindible a la hora de analizar los sistemas de dominación. A través del análisis de dispositivos lingüisticos y simbólicos dibujaré una línea de estudio para entender la construcción de los poderes de enunciación y de ocupación que habitan los sujetos varones—gracias a los procesos de naturalización de la estructura patriarcal y el régimen heterosexual—, y por contraposición, donde se encuentran tanto el sujeto mujer como el sujeto central de esta investigación: el sujeto lesbiano queer. Por medio de la existencia de la(s) lesbiana(s) queer analizaremos el sentido de pertenencia y la necesidad de creación de genealogías como consecuencia de la ausencia de referencias y una carencia de legado a la que nos vemos sometidas y que supone la invisibilidad y el exilio social.
Al tratarse de una investigación de índole artístico, pondré en valor la presencia de las epistemologías artísticas como generadoras de conocimiento, y relacionaré estas con aquellos sujetos lesbianos —o colectivos— que conformaron imaginarios alrededor de sus propios cuerpos, experiencias y narraciones y que, a día de hoy, son nuestra herencia.
In this research work, a journey through the epistemes that conjugate and continue to conjugate the queer lesbian subject is traced through a breakdown of it, analyzing each theoretical aspecto that shape it to understand the political transforming power it holds, insisting on the interseccional perspectives as an indispensable approach when analyzing domination systems . Through the analysis of linguistic and symbolic devices I will draw a line of study to understand the construction of the powers of enunciation and occupation that male subjects inhabit —due to the processes of naturalization of the patriarchal structure and the heterosexual regime—, and by contrast, where both the female subject and the central subject of this research, the queer lesbian subject, are found. By means of the queer lesbian existence we will review the sense of belonging and the need to create 7 genealogies as a consecuence of the absence of references and the lack of legacy to which we are subjected that imply invisibility and social exclusion. Since this is an artistic research, I will value the presence of artistic epistemologies as generators of knowledge, and I will relate these to those lesbian —or collectives— subjects who formed imaginaries around their own bodies, experiences and narratives which are our heritage up until now
In this research work, a journey through the epistemes that conjugate and continue to conjugate the queer lesbian subject is traced through a breakdown of it, analyzing each theoretical aspecto that shape it to understand the political transforming power it holds, insisting on the interseccional perspectives as an indispensable approach when analyzing domination systems . Through the analysis of linguistic and symbolic devices I will draw a line of study to understand the construction of the powers of enunciation and occupation that male subjects inhabit —due to the processes of naturalization of the patriarchal structure and the heterosexual regime—, and by contrast, where both the female subject and the central subject of this research, the queer lesbian subject, are found. By means of the queer lesbian existence we will review the sense of belonging and the need to create 7 genealogies as a consecuence of the absence of references and the lack of legacy to which we are subjected that imply invisibility and social exclusion. Since this is an artistic research, I will value the presence of artistic epistemologies as generators of knowledge, and I will relate these to those lesbian —or collectives— subjects who formed imaginaries around their own bodies, experiences and narratives which are our heritage up until now