Prácticas Discursivas y Violencia Simbólica Hacia la Comunidad LGBT en Espacios Universitarios

Martínez-Guzmán, Antar; Íñiguez-Rueda, Lupicinio

doi:10.1590/1982-432727s1201701

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“…The "socialization" code refers to dissimilar education that involves boys and girls in childhood, shaping different worldviews (Martínez-Guzmán, & Íñiguez-Rueda, 2017). This makes them reflect on male privileges, but at the same time, they can choose not to condone male and misogynistic attitudes and behavior: "A lot of misogyny or sexualization or degradation of women comes up among them.…”

Section: Descriptive Theme 1: Masculinity Bodily Performancesmentioning

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Masculinity performed by transgender men: qualitative evidence and metasynthesis

Boffi

Rodrigues

Santos

2022

Estud. psicol. (Campinas)

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Masculinity is a construct associated with cisgender men; however, transgender men also perform masculinities. This study aimed to synthesize, analyze, and reinterpret the findings of primary qualitative studies about transgender men’s experience of masculinity. The research question developed through the SPIDER strategy was: What is the qualitative evidence of masculinity performed by transgender men? Eighteen studies involving over 200 transgender men between the ages of 19 and 65 were selected. Three descriptive themes emerged: “Bodily performance of masculinity,” “Social performances of masculinity,” and “Sexualities.” Analytical themes were generated: “The appearance of masculinity” and “Far beyond appearance”. The results point to complementary experiences of masculinity: concerning physical appearance and body modifications; and the practices contesting the hegemonic masculinity standard. The experience of masculinities is outlined by body changes, culminating in the passability and social recognition of the transgender man.

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Section: Descriptive Theme 1: Masculinity Bodily Performancesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Masculinity performed by transgender men: qualitative evidence and metasynthesis

Boffi

Rodrigues

Santos

2022

Estud. psicol. (Campinas)

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“…Assim, ao alcançarem essa etapa da vida, sentem-se orgulhosas e vitoriosas, pois conseguiram superar barreiras que pareciam intransponíveis e vencer adversidades. Mesmo tendo vivido uma vida sob constante vigilância e violência, não apenas o preconceito sofrido por serem travestis, mas pelo fato de a própria cultura cultuar a juventude e discriminar os velhos (Antunes, 2010;Martínez-Guzmán & Íñiguez-Rueda, 2017;Santos et al, 2019b).…”

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Questões sobre gênero: novos paradigmas e horizontes

Maia¹,

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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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“…En el contexto estudiado, se han observado casos de esta forma de violencia, relacionados -por ejemplo-con la forma en que las identidades trans son consideradas "promiscuas" y "peligrosas". De igual manera, se han identificado discursos que posicionan a las personas trans como no merecedoras naturales de "respeto", sino como sujetos que deben de "ganarse el respeto" a través de la observación y obediencia a ciertas normas informales de comportamiento que regulan las relaciones de sexo/ género (Martínez-Guzmán, 2017;Pérez-Contreras, 2016). Lo anterior se observa en la siguiente conversación sostenida por estudiantes universitarias:…”

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La transfobia como dispositivo en la provincia mexicana de Colima: Hacia una aproximación psicosocial. / Transphobia as dispositive in Colima´s Mexican province: towards a psychosocial approach.

Martínez-Guzmán¹,

Pérez-Contreras²

2018

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La transfobia es un hecho incontrovertible. En el contexto regional mexicano y latinoamericano se expresa a través de múltiples formas de violencia distribuidas en diversos ámbitos del tejido social. El presente artículo tiene un doble propósito. En primer lugar, identifica diferentes modalidades de violencia transfóbica presentes en un contexto particular localizado en la provincia mexicana colimense. La identificación y el mapeo de prácticas transfóbicas en dicho contexto echan mano de hallazgos obtenidos en recientes estudios de corte cualitativo que han buscado explorar esta cuestión desde la perspectiva de los propios sujetos trans. El análisis de los casos presentados enfatiza el carácter interdependiente y relacional de diferentes planos y modalidades de violencia. En segundo lugar, a partir del análisis realizado, se sugiere una reformulación de la comprensión psicosocial más convencional con que se concibe la violencia transfóbica. Se presentan dos claves orientadoras para dicha reformulación: a) una mirada situada que explora las configuraciones contextuales de la violencia, y b) una perspectiva que reconozca la inter-relación entre los planos simbólicos y materiales con que ésta opera. Transphobia is an incontrovertible fact. In the Mexican and Latin American regional context, it is expressed through multiple forms of violence distributed in various areas of the social field. This article has a twofold purpose. First, it identifies different levels and types of transphobic violence present in a particular context located in the Mexican province. The identification and mapping of transphobic practices in this context uses recent findings from qualitative studies that have sought to explore this issue from the perspective of the trans subjects themselves. The analysis of the cases presented emphasizes the interdependent and relational of different levels and types of violence. Secondly, based on the analysis, a reformulation of the more conventional psychosocial understanding of transphobic violence is suggested. Two guiding clues for such reformulation are presented: a) a situated perspective that explores the contextual configurations of violence, and b) a perspective that recognizes the inter-relationship between the symbolic and materials levels with which this violence operates.

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Prácticas Discursivas y Violencia Simbólica Hacia la Comunidad LGBT en Espacios Universitarios

Cited by 25 publications

References 19 publications

Masculinity performed by transgender men: qualitative evidence and metasynthesis

Masculinity performed by transgender men: qualitative evidence and metasynthesis

Questões sobre gênero: novos paradigmas e horizontes

La transfobia como dispositivo en la provincia mexicana de Colima: Hacia una aproximación psicosocial. / Transphobia as dispositive in Colima´s Mexican province: towards a psychosocial approach.

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