From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus

From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus

This paper offers a critique to the conceptual contributions to what the psychoanalytic theory posits as explanation for the formation of the homosexual masculinity. The Oedipus Complex will be used as a central concept to take as reference in order to unconceal its misogynistic operation, not only...

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Autor principal: Martínez, Ariel
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Publicat: Universidad Autónoma de Baja California 2019
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spelling oai:ojs2.localhost:article-7382021-03-18T18:54:19Z From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus Del homosexual misógino a la marica feminista.: Aportes para una desidentificación política más allá del Edipo Martínez, Ariel homosexual, “marica”, psychoanalysis, Oedipus, identity homosexual, marica, psicoanálisis, Edipo, identidad This paper offers a critique to the conceptual contributions to what the psychoanalytic theory posits as explanation for the formation of the homosexual masculinity. The Oedipus Complex will be used as a central concept to take as reference in order to unconceal its misogynistic operation, not only for the placement of mothers in object positions by the psychoanalytical rhetoric, but for constructing a hate-generating device towards the feminine. For such elucidation, contributions of feminist approach thought are presented as key resources to reveal the political and socio-historic aspects that underlay the universal pretension of psychoanalytic explanations. In the same vein, non-psychoanalytical frames that picture the relationship between the homosexual and his mother with other non-misogynistic senses are explored. Finally, as an ethical-political imperative, the figure of the Marica is proposed as an alternative narrative that short-circuits the senses and words that serve in the Oedipus to articulate/joint contemporary sexual identities. El presente artículo ofrece una crítica de algunos aportes que la teoría psicoanalítica postula sobre la homosexualidad masculina. Se toma como concepto eje al complejo de Edipo para señalar su funcionamiento misógino, no sólo por el lugar de objeto al que son relegadas las madres dentro de la retórica psicoanalítica, sino porque configura un dispositivo de propagación del repudio hacia lo femenino. Para ello se exponen aportes del pensamiento feminista, como recurso clave para develar el aspecto socio-histórico y político que subyace a la pretensión universal de las explicaciones psicoanalíticas. Asimismo se exploran marcos de referencia no psicoanalíticos que retratan el vínculo del homosexual y su madre con otros sentidos no misóginos. Finalmente, a modo de imperativo ético-político, se propone la figura de la Marica como narrativa alternativa que cortocircuita los sentidos y los términos a partir de los cuales el complejo de Edipo articula las identidades sexuales contemporáneas. Universidad Autónoma de Baja California 2019-12-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo evaluado por pares application/pdf text/html application/xml http://culturales.uabc.mx/index.php/Culturales/article/view/738 10.22234/recu.20190701.e457 Culturales; Vol. 7 (2019): Continuous Publication Model; 1-40 Culturales; Vol. 7 (2019): Publicación Continua; 1-40 2448-539X 1870-1191 spa http://culturales.uabc.mx/index.php/Culturales/article/view/738/532 http://culturales.uabc.mx/index.php/Culturales/article/view/738/537 http://culturales.uabc.mx/index.php/Culturales/article/view/738/555 Derechos de autor 2019 Ariel Martínez
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From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus
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title From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus
title_short From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus
title_full From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus
title_fullStr From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus
title_full_unstemmed From a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: Contributions towards a political de-identification beyond Oedipus
title_sort from a misogynist homosexual to a feminist “marica”.: contributions towards a political de-identification beyond oedipus
description This paper offers a critique to the conceptual contributions to what the psychoanalytic theory posits as explanation for the formation of the homosexual masculinity. The Oedipus Complex will be used as a central concept to take as reference in order to unconceal its misogynistic operation, not only for the placement of mothers in object positions by the psychoanalytical rhetoric, but for constructing a hate-generating device towards the feminine. For such elucidation, contributions of feminist approach thought are presented as key resources to reveal the political and socio-historic aspects that underlay the universal pretension of psychoanalytic explanations. In the same vein, non-psychoanalytical frames that picture the relationship between the homosexual and his mother with other non-misogynistic senses are explored. Finally, as an ethical-political imperative, the figure of the Marica is proposed as an alternative narrative that short-circuits the senses and words that serve in the Oedipus to articulate/joint contemporary sexual identities.
publisher Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
publishDate 2019
url http://culturales.uabc.mx/index.php/Culturales/article/view/738
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