Artículo
Becoming-practice: Deleuze and South American transvestite theory
Fecha de publicación:
19/03/2021
Editorial:
Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd
Revista:
Continental and Comparative Philosophy
ISSN:
1757-0638
e-ISSN:
1757-0646
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Inglés
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Argentina has a rich history of social movements, of which the transgender is one of the most notorious and resilient. In this work, I present South American Transvestite Theory, its latest theoretical development, in the light of Deleuzian thought. Although Deleuze is not an actual source for this current, both can be productively connected as sharing several themes and concerns, such as the tight relation between creative thought and political practice, the ontological and practical consequences of the concepts of identity and becoming, and the rejection of binary models as an underlying structure of hierarchical thought and social oppression. The potentiality of the encounter between Deleuze and South American Transvestite Theory will be explored via four heuristic questions, reminiscent of the Aristotelian causes, which respectively ask about their concrete intersections, their formal connections, the effects they could trigger and the reasons to read them together.
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Soich, Matías; Becoming-practice: Deleuze and South American transvestite theory; Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd; Continental and Comparative Philosophy; 13; 1; 19-3-2021; 6-20
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