O corpo importa: corpos falantes e a produção discursiva do sexo

Gomes, Camilla de Magalhães

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“…Considerando o sexo dimórfico para a normalização dos corpos e sujeitos, é negada a humanidade ao corpo intersexo; esse corpo só passa a ganhar sentido médico e jurídico a partir do momento em que é submetido a cirurgias e hormonizações, mutilações essas que os moldam para caber dentro da "normalidade" e para manter esse ideal dimórfico (Gomes, 2020).…”

Section: Discussão Gestão Médica Da Intersexualidadeunclassified

Questões sobre gênero: novos paradigmas e horizontes

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No bolsonarismo, o "outro" é criminalizado e colocado como inimigo a ser combatido, o que perpassa diferenças raciais ..., religiosas, de nacionalidade, classe, gênero (por seus posicionamentos machistas-misóginos), de orientação sexual (posicionamentos LGBTQIA+fóbicos), como índices da diferença relacionados a valores éticos.... Seu discurso reflete e refrata uma "desumanização" do outro" (Paula e Lopes, 2021, p. 68). REFERÊNCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICASBalloussier, A. (2019, August 30). Apoiada por nora de Bolsonaro, chapa de 'cura gay' é derrotada em conselho de psicologia. Folha de S. Paulo. https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/cotidiano/2019/08/eleicao-do-conselho-depsicologia-derrota-candidata-da-cura-gay.shtml."Brasil não pode ser país do mundo gay; temos famílias", diz Bolsonaro. (2019, April 25). Exame. https://exame.com/ brasil/brasil-nao-pode-ser-pais-do-mundo-gay-temos-familias-diz-bolsonaro/. Douglas, M. (2014). Pureza e Perigo (2nd ed.). Perspectiva. Eco, U. (2019). O fascismo eterno (3rd ed.). Record.

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Section: Discussão Gestão Médica Da Intersexualidadeunclassified

Questões sobre gênero: novos paradigmas e horizontes

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Ribeiro²,

Teixeira³

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Gender identity from a dialogical and semiotic cultural perspective

Obando,

Branco

2023

Culture & Psychology

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Contrary to common sense and the heteronormative thought that “man is born a man” and “woman is born a woman”, the construction of a gender/sexual identity can be seen as an intensely dynamic process involving the internalization and externalization of collective and individual meanings, enclosing a crucial importance for the development of subjects. The present article addresses the issue from a dialogical and Semiotic Cultural Psychology approaches, in their relationship with other theoretical discussions concerning the subject of gender/sexual identity processes. Numerous are the debates about gender/sexual identities in present-day sociocultural contexts, but the topic requires a systemic, all-inclusive analysis of sociocultural structures, practices, and the dynamics between micro, meso and macro cultural levels, in interaction with the active role of subjectivity. We then propose a new construct within the framework of a Dialogical Self Theoretical approach designated as Irradiating Self Positioning, to better explain the power of gender/sexual dimensions within the Dialogical Self. Knowledge so constructed may contribute to making sense of developmental issues concerning the subject, and this may support the full acceptance of sexual and gender diversities in our societies.

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Contributions of queer theory to a political approach to corporeality in cultural psychology

Moura,

Lopes de Oliveira

2023

Culture & Psychology

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Since the end of the 20th century, the Cartesian paradigm of identity has been the object of criticism, raised by different epistemological perspectives, including post-structuralism, feminism, constructionism, and philosophy of language studies. A common aspect of these new theoretical-epistemological perspectives is the search to overcome an idealistic, immaterial, vision of the psychological subject, emphasizing the concrete character of its subjective construction, and the anchoring of the whole process in corporeality. These new trends rediscover the body as a concept within the human and social sciences, especially, inspired by Michel Foucault’s work. In Psychology, although the body has recently become an object of increasing interest for different perspectives, a theoretical gap concerning its political dimension, the power forces that cross through corporeity is still observed. This article draws, then, on Queer Theory’s epistemological contributions to critical psychology and the construction of such a notion of embodied subjectivity within Cultural Semiotic Psychology, considering the sociocultural processes that operate in the construction of subjects. Additionally, we seek to provide arguments to refuse the understanding that social markers such as sex, gender, and race are mere variables associated with the human, and reinforce that subjects are constitutively sexed, gendered, and racialized.

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O corpo importa: corpos falantes e a produção discursiva do sexo

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Questões sobre gênero: novos paradigmas e horizontes

Questões sobre gênero: novos paradigmas e horizontes

Gender identity from a dialogical and semiotic cultural perspective

Contributions of queer theory to a political approach to corporeality in cultural psychology

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