FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS
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Resumo: | Femininity is imposed on a woman even before her birth. On the other hand, bodies[1] read as men must exercise masculinity as a trophy. Those who move away from this clan fall under the yoke of sexist violence in condemning such a body for blurring the norms seen as standards. Breaking the rules represents breaking the law and, consequently, being subject to punishment: exclusions, rejections and even death, after all, an effeminate male body is directly linked to gay sexual orientation. More than that, it is not just about being gay, but a passive gay, one who, in capitalist binarism, takes the place of the body understood as a woman. In this way, we seek to discuss the relations of repulsion towards femininity, especially when this femininity operates in bodies read as masculine. With this objective, first, we briefly discuss the ideological and discursive relations. To do so, we rely on Orlandi (2015; 2017) and on Pêcheux (2015). Furthermore, we deepen the discussions about gestures, effeminate bodies and human sexuality, having as references Murillo Nonato (2020), Javier Sáez and Sejo Carrascosa (2016), Jean-Claude Schmitt (1987), Judith Butler (2015), Paul Preciado (2014) ; 2018), among others. [1] Our proposal to use having “read” is based on the idea of not emphasizing the technology of the genre that shapes speaking bodies. In other words, we try not to think from the point of view of biology that reduces sex/gender to the genitals. Therefore, to say that the body is “read” as male or female is not to agree directly with the binary biological theory. |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOSFEMINILITIES IN BODIES READ AS MALE AND FEMALE : THINKING THE BODY BASED ON GESTURESFeminilidade. Discurso. Ideologia. Tecnogênero. Farmacopornografia.Femininity. Speech. Ideology. Technogenre. Pharmacopornography.Femininity is imposed on a woman even before her birth. On the other hand, bodies[1] read as men must exercise masculinity as a trophy. Those who move away from this clan fall under the yoke of sexist violence in condemning such a body for blurring the norms seen as standards. Breaking the rules represents breaking the law and, consequently, being subject to punishment: exclusions, rejections and even death, after all, an effeminate male body is directly linked to gay sexual orientation. More than that, it is not just about being gay, but a passive gay, one who, in capitalist binarism, takes the place of the body understood as a woman. In this way, we seek to discuss the relations of repulsion towards femininity, especially when this femininity operates in bodies read as masculine. With this objective, first, we briefly discuss the ideological and discursive relations. To do so, we rely on Orlandi (2015; 2017) and on Pêcheux (2015). Furthermore, we deepen the discussions about gestures, effeminate bodies and human sexuality, having as references Murillo Nonato (2020), Javier Sáez and Sejo Carrascosa (2016), Jean-Claude Schmitt (1987), Judith Butler (2015), Paul Preciado (2014) ; 2018), among others. [1] Our proposal to use having “read” is based on the idea of not emphasizing the technology of the genre that shapes speaking bodies. In other words, we try not to think from the point of view of biology that reduces sex/gender to the genitals. Therefore, to say that the body is “read” as male or female is not to agree directly with the binary biological theory.A feminilidade é imposta a mulher mesmo antes do seu nascimento. Em contrapartida, corpos lidos como homens devem exercer a masculinidade como um troféu. Aos que se afastam desse clã, recai sobre eles o julgo da violência machista em condenar tal corpo por borrar as normas tidas como padrões. Romper as regras representa infringir as leis e, consequentemente, estar sujeito a punições: exclusões, rechaços e até mesmo à morte, afinal, um corpo masculino afeminado é diretamente ligado à orientação sexual gay. Mais que isso, não se trata apenas de ser gay, mas um gay passivo, aquele que, no binarismo capitalista, assume o lugar do corpo entendido como mulher. Desse modo, buscamos discutir as relações de repulsa para com a feminilidade, sobretudo quando essa feminilidade opera em corpos lidos como masculinos. Com esse objetivo, primeiro, dissertamos, brevemente, sobre as relações ideológicas e discursivas. Para tanto, nos apoiamos em Orlandi (2015; 2017) e em Pêcheux (2015). Ademais, aprofundamos as discussões sobre gestos, corpos afeminados e sexualidade humana, tendo como referências Murillo Nonato (2020), Javier Sáez e Sejo Carrascosa (2016), Jean-Claude Schmitt (1987), Judith Butler (2015), Paul Preciado (2014; 2018), dentre outros.Edições UESB2022-08-26info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos2.uesb.br/index.php/folio/article/view/1074810.22481/folio.v14i1.10748fólio - Revista de Letras; v. 14 n. 1 (2022): O ENSINO DE LÍNGUAS NA PERSPECTIVA ON LINE: DESAFIOS E POTENCIALIDADES DO CONTEXTO REMOTO2176-4182reponame:Fólio - Revista de Letrasinstname:Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia (UESB)instacron:UESBporhttps://periodicos2.uesb.br/index.php/folio/article/view/10748/7009Copyright (c) 2022 fólio - Revista de Letrashttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessPacheco, BrunoClecya, Alana Oliveira de Freitas, Ricardo2022-08-26T21:04:56Zoai:periodicos.periodicos2.uesb.br:article/10748Revistahttps://periodicos2.uesb.br/index.php/folioPUBhttps://periodicos2.uesb.br/index.php/folio/oai||marciouesb@gmail.com|| revistafolio@gmail.com2176-41821808-3099opendoar:2022-08-26T21:04:56Fólio - Revista de Letras - Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia (UESB)false |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS FEMINILITIES IN BODIES READ AS MALE AND FEMALE : THINKING THE BODY BASED ON GESTURES |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS Pacheco, Bruno Feminilidade. Discurso. Ideologia. Tecnogênero. Farmacopornografia. Femininity. Speech. Ideology. Technogenre. Pharmacopornography. |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS |
title_full_unstemmed |
FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS |
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FEMINILIDADES EM CORPOS LIDOS COMO MASCULINOS E FEMININOS: PENSANDO O CORPO A PARTIR DOS GESTOS |
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Pacheco, Bruno |
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Pacheco, Bruno Clecya, Alana Oliveira de Freitas, Ricardo |
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Clecya, Alana Oliveira de Freitas, Ricardo |
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Pacheco, Bruno Clecya, Alana Oliveira de Freitas, Ricardo |
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Feminilidade. Discurso. Ideologia. Tecnogênero. Farmacopornografia. Femininity. Speech. Ideology. Technogenre. Pharmacopornography. |
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Feminilidade. Discurso. Ideologia. Tecnogênero. Farmacopornografia. Femininity. Speech. Ideology. Technogenre. Pharmacopornography. |
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Femininity is imposed on a woman even before her birth. On the other hand, bodies[1] read as men must exercise masculinity as a trophy. Those who move away from this clan fall under the yoke of sexist violence in condemning such a body for blurring the norms seen as standards. Breaking the rules represents breaking the law and, consequently, being subject to punishment: exclusions, rejections and even death, after all, an effeminate male body is directly linked to gay sexual orientation. More than that, it is not just about being gay, but a passive gay, one who, in capitalist binarism, takes the place of the body understood as a woman. In this way, we seek to discuss the relations of repulsion towards femininity, especially when this femininity operates in bodies read as masculine. With this objective, first, we briefly discuss the ideological and discursive relations. To do so, we rely on Orlandi (2015; 2017) and on Pêcheux (2015). Furthermore, we deepen the discussions about gestures, effeminate bodies and human sexuality, having as references Murillo Nonato (2020), Javier Sáez and Sejo Carrascosa (2016), Jean-Claude Schmitt (1987), Judith Butler (2015), Paul Preciado (2014) ; 2018), among others. [1] Our proposal to use having “read” is based on the idea of not emphasizing the technology of the genre that shapes speaking bodies. In other words, we try not to think from the point of view of biology that reduces sex/gender to the genitals. Therefore, to say that the body is “read” as male or female is not to agree directly with the binary biological theory. |
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