Abstract:Este artículo indaga en las configuraciones de laicidad presentes en el debate parlamentario sobre el proyecto de interrupción voluntaria del embarazo en 2018 y en algunos espacios específicos del activismo feminista en los que se discute y promueve la laicidad, relevados entre 2015 y 2018. A partir del análisis de las versiones taquigráficas de los discursos de diputados/as y senadores/as, y las observaciones participantes en encuentros de mujeres y/o feministas, analizamos las ideas que emergen sobre la rela… Show more
“…The massive mobilization that took place on June 3, 2015 under the slogan “Ni Una Menos” in different cities of Argentina and that had as its epicenter the National Congress Square, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, revealed the sensitivity of a large part of society to issues connected to gender and sexuality. This awareness was the result of years of activism by feminist and LGBTQA movements, one of the most notorious impacts of which is the “Encuentros Nacionales de Mujeres” (National Women's Forums), which, although held annually since 1987, they have become, since 2010, more relevant for both their large attendance and the dissemination of the activities and debates that take place there (Felitti and Prieto, 2018 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As a result, the matter circulated widely at the social level in Argentina, not only in the political and media spheres, but also in educational and religious institutions -mainly Catholic and Evangelical- and even in the intimate family realm (Felitti and Prieto, 2018 ). In fact, the issue of abortion was addressed in spaces where it had never before been dealt with, both in the public and private domains, ranging from major television programs to family and friend gatherings.…”
The aim of this article is to analyse, within the framework of discourse analysis, the social representations that circulated about the sex education in the parliamentary debate on the bill for the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy that took place in the Chamber of Deputies, on June 13, 2018, in Argentina. To do this, we review the functions attributed to sex education by both legislators who voted in favor of the bill and those who voted against. In turn, we analyze the topics that were related to this issue, as well as the social actors involved and those who were legitimized to address the problem. We aim to establish if the feminist discourse that was constituted and consolidated in Argentina from the Ni Una Menos march, in 2015, managed to impose its agenda on the political sphere. Specifically, we are interested in investigating whether the representations that were put into circulation about sex education were retaken in the parliamentary debate on the voluntary termination of pregnancy bill, a space in which sex education constituted a preponderant topic.
“…The massive mobilization that took place on June 3, 2015 under the slogan “Ni Una Menos” in different cities of Argentina and that had as its epicenter the National Congress Square, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, revealed the sensitivity of a large part of society to issues connected to gender and sexuality. This awareness was the result of years of activism by feminist and LGBTQA movements, one of the most notorious impacts of which is the “Encuentros Nacionales de Mujeres” (National Women's Forums), which, although held annually since 1987, they have become, since 2010, more relevant for both their large attendance and the dissemination of the activities and debates that take place there (Felitti and Prieto, 2018 ).…”
Section: A Brief Overview Of Esimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, the matter circulated widely at the social level in Argentina, not only in the political and media spheres, but also in educational and religious institutions -mainly Catholic and Evangelical- and even in the intimate family realm (Felitti and Prieto, 2018 ). In fact, the issue of abortion was addressed in spaces where it had never before been dealt with, both in the public and private domains, ranging from major television programs to family and friend gatherings.…”
The aim of this article is to analyse, within the framework of discourse analysis, the social representations that circulated about the sex education in the parliamentary debate on the bill for the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy that took place in the Chamber of Deputies, on June 13, 2018, in Argentina. To do this, we review the functions attributed to sex education by both legislators who voted in favor of the bill and those who voted against. In turn, we analyze the topics that were related to this issue, as well as the social actors involved and those who were legitimized to address the problem. We aim to establish if the feminist discourse that was constituted and consolidated in Argentina from the Ni Una Menos march, in 2015, managed to impose its agenda on the political sphere. Specifically, we are interested in investigating whether the representations that were put into circulation about sex education were retaken in the parliamentary debate on the voluntary termination of pregnancy bill, a space in which sex education constituted a preponderant topic.
“…Existe una buena cantidad de investigación en Argentina que se enfoca en las cuestiones legales y en el rol de los movimientos de mujeres (sociales y legislativos) en la promoción del tema del aborto (Blofield, 2006;Lopreite, 2012Lopreite, y 2014Ruibal, 2017), así como sobre el tipo de discurso empleado en el Congreso y por los movimientos feministas (Felitti y Prieto, 2018). También existen estudios que han indagado sobre las posiciones de la jerarquía de la Iglesia Católica planteadas en los pronunciamientos públicos de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina (Rabbia y Sgró Ruata, 2014).…”
Resumen: Este artículo ofrece evidencia empírica acerca de los factores estructurales e individuales que contribuyen a explicar el grado de acuerdo/desacuerdo en relación con la Ley de Interrupción Voluntaria del Embarazo. Para ello el trabajo presenta los resultados de una web-survey nacional estratificada de N=1002 realizada en 2018, durante los meses en que el proyecto fue tratado por el Honorable Congreso de la Nación. El trabajo ofrece evidencia respecto del impacto significativo que tiene la religiosidad en las actitudes hacia la legalización del aborto, así como el efecto atenuante de la ideología, la región y la educación.
“…A multitude presente na marcha pôs em evidência o repúdio de uma grande parte da sociedade à violência machista. Essa concientização foi resultado de anos de militância dos movimentos feministas, na Argentina, que tem como um de seus impactos mais notórios os Encontros Nacionais de Mulheres, que são realizados anualmente desde 1987 e, na última década, tem ganhado relevância por sua luta pela difusão das atividades e discussões que ali se produzem (Felitti & Prieto, 2018). Já no caso do feminicidio, o ciclo da tipificação desse delito teve início em 2007, com a aprovação de leis em diversos países como Argentina, Bolívia, Chile, Colômbia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Equador, Guatemala, Honduras, México, Nicarágua, Panamá, Peru, República Dominicana e Venezuela.…”
As feministas foram precursoras em estratégias inovadoras, tais como o “efeito bumerangue”, que mobiliza a opinião global dirigindo a atenção para denunciar abusos locais e para envergonhar os estados que simplesmente fecham os olhos para eles. O resultado foi uma nova forma promissora de ativismo feminista, transnacional, de múltipla escala e pós Estado de bem-estar social que deve pontuar as ações da nova onda feminista. Neste trabalho, nos propomos a analisar as repercussões obtidas no âmbito político, tanto na Argentina como no Brasil, tendo como base os signos que resultaram em movimentos feministas como o “Ni Una Menos”. Especificamente, nos interessa indagar se as representações e discursos postos em circulação a nível social foram retomadas em projetos legislativos apresentados dentro das temáticas de gênero e sexualidade. Abordamos o corpus com ferramentas da Análise de Discurso, campo interdisciplinar que constitui uma via de acesso para as análises sociais. A partir da análise dos debates pela legalização do aborto e em torno do feminicídio, observamos que se mantém uma distância significativa entre as representações que circulam sobre esses temas a nível social e aquelas produzidas no âmbito legislativo.
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