(Des)naturalización y elección: emergencias en la parentalidad y el parentesco de lesbianas, gays, bisexuales y transexuales

Galán, José Ignacio Pichardo; Barbero, Matías de Stéfano; Martín-Chiappe, M. Laura

doi:10.3989/rdtp.2015.01.009

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“…Like in the current study, early studies in Spain showed that most LGB parents have had children in previous heterosexual relationships (González & López, 2009). However, a more recent study in Spain has shown that the majority of LGB families are now planned through adoption and donor insemination (Galán, Barbero, & Martín-Chiappe, 2015).…”

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Modern Families

Costa¹,

Bidell

2016

Journal of Family Issues

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The aim of this study was to examine parenting desire, intention, and experience among a sample of lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals (N = 568) from Portugal between the ages of 18 and 76 years. Approximately 7% (n = 38) reported having children, with the majority stating a biological kinship with their children primarily from previous heterosexual relationships. The central focus of the current study includes participants without children (n = 530), on average 12 years younger than those with children. Among this group, 65% stated a desire to have children and 56% stated the intention to have children in the future. A multiple regression revealed that young age, involvement in lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender events, and low religiosity significantly predicted parenting intention. To further explore the effects of age on parenting intention, an analysis of variance was conducted. Younger participants reported significantly stronger parenting intention, and these differences were detected between each age/developmental group.

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Modern Families

Costa¹,

Bidell

2016

Journal of Family Issues

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“…En efecto, las personas pueden recurrir a los donantes 29 Imax, 2006. 30 Pichardo et al (2015), p. 188. 31 Herrera et al, 2018a.…”

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El modelo biogenético y la bilateralidad parental en Colombia según los cambios generados por las técnicas de reproducción humana asistida

Gómez

Escobar

Montoya

2019

Rev. derecho (Valdivia)

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Este artículo busca explicar, mediante los cambios generados por las TRHA, la resignificación del modelo biogenético y la bilateralidad parental en Colombia como elementos tradicionales de atribución de la filiación. La metodología comprendió una revisión bibliográfica en temas de familia, filiación y reproducción asistida. También se realizaron entrevistas y grupos focales en los que se abordaron tres categorías: parentesco, modelo biogenético y bilateralidad parental. Los resultados permitieron identificar cuatro cambios (i) las alternativas para la reproducción que permiten "decidir" cómo convertirse en padres o madres; (ii) la mercantilización de la reproducción como respuesta a las decisiones que se toman en ejercicio de la autonomía reproductiva; (iii) las alternativas para la filiación representadas en la posibilidad de elegir ser padre/madre o, no serlo y, (iv) la diversidad parental como reconocimiento a las diversas formas que se emplean actualmente para construir parentesco. La conclusión se centra en la necesidad de reconocer elementos diferentes a la sangre al momento de atribuir la filiación como respeto a la diferencia y a la dignidad humana de los protagonistas de cada proyecto parental. Modelo biogenético-bilateralidad parental-reproducción asistida The biogenetic attribution and the parental bilateralism in Colombia from changes generated by assisted reproduction technologies

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“…The possibility of private co-parenthood arrangements is not supported by law and, in any case, for women it is not a very attractive option, as they see no advantages in it, only problems. With the other possibilities ruled out as unfeasible, surrogacy in a foreign country is the only option that is seen as viable, although it is seldom viewed as the option they would have chosen under different circumstances ( Pichardo et al, 2015; 193 ). Surrogacy raises ethical concerns and is greatly resisted by public opinion, and it is also an extremely costly procedure that is opaque and complicated for the prospective parents ( Smietana, 2011 ).…”

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Same-sex parenting, assisted reproduction and gender asymmetry: reflecting on the differential effects of legislation on gay and lesbian family formation in Spain

Imaz

2017

Reproductive Biomedicine & Society Online

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This article takes an anthropological approach to examine how laws governing family formation in Spain affect same-sex couples seeking to become parents, in particular the cultural causes and implications of such laws. It highlights how the same laws are has a different impact on gay couples and lesbian couples. Legislation combines with other factors to favour and expand the possibilities of accessing motherhood for women in lesbian couples while limiting the possibilities of parenthood for men in gay couples. Moreover, the persistence of certain cultural models of fatherhood and motherhood can be observed, which further constrain parenthood access options and the forming of new family models.

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(Des)naturalización y elección: emergencias en la parentalidad y el parentesco de lesbianas, gays, bisexuales y transexuales

Abstract: is still based on «coupling» and the desire to maintain genetic ties in order to legitimise filiation. As such, LGBT families are engaged in a creative transformation of traditional kinship, broadening and redefining the concept to incorporate same-sex and heterosexual families.

Cited by 23 publications

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El modelo biogenético y la bilateralidad parental en Colombia según los cambios generados por las técnicas de reproducción humana asistida

Same-sex parenting, assisted reproduction and gender asymmetry: reflecting on the differential effects of legislation on gay and lesbian family formation in Spain

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