Judith Butler en Argentina. Recepción y polémicas en torno a la teoría de la performatividad del género

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09/2017
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Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
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Estudos Feministas
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En idioma español, las ideas y conceptualizaciones de Judith Butler han circulado por más de dos décadas. Su recepción no fue uniforme ya que, en cada país de habla hispana, estuvo condicionada por el interés y las resistencias que generaron sus arriesgadas tesis en los feminismos y en los Estudios de Género, por los anacronismos propios de la traducción y por las dinámicas propias de la academia y de la industria editorial. En Argentina, las primeras traducciones de textos de Butler comienzan a publicarse y circular en la década del noventa en revistas que no estaban totalmente dedicadas a la teoría o al quehacer académico, pero tampoco al activismo desprovisto de conceptos y modos de pensar académicos. Este artículo explora las distintas vías de recepción, lectura y utilización de los conceptos de la teoría de la performatividad del género en Argentina, así como también las polémicas que se generaron en torno a ella, focalizando sobre las tensiones y los cruces entre el activismo y la academia, dos campos que propongo pensar como espacios de disputas con fronteras mucho más frágiles y porosas de lo que muchas veces se supone.
In Spanish language, the ideas and concepts of Judith Butler have circulated for more than two decades. Its reception was not uniform since, in every Spanish-speaking country, it was conditioned by the interest and the resistance that her daring propositions produced on feminisms and Gender Studies, by the anachronisms of translation and by the dynamics of the academy and the publishing industry. In Argentina, the first translations of Butler´s texts began to be published and circulated in the nineties, in magazines that were neither fully devoted to theory or academic work, nor devoted to activism devoid of academic concepts and ways of thinking. This article explores the different forms of reception, reading and use of the concepts of gender performativity theory in Argentina, as well as the controversies that were generated around it focusing on the tensions and intersections between activism and academy. These fields can be thought of as spaces of disputes with much more fragile and porous boundaries than often assumed.
In Spanish language, the ideas and concepts of Judith Butler have circulated for more than two decades. Its reception was not uniform since, in every Spanish-speaking country, it was conditioned by the interest and the resistance that her daring propositions produced on feminisms and Gender Studies, by the anachronisms of translation and by the dynamics of the academy and the publishing industry. In Argentina, the first translations of Butler´s texts began to be published and circulated in the nineties, in magazines that were neither fully devoted to theory or academic work, nor devoted to activism devoid of academic concepts and ways of thinking. This article explores the different forms of reception, reading and use of the concepts of gender performativity theory in Argentina, as well as the controversies that were generated around it focusing on the tensions and intersections between activism and academy. These fields can be thought of as spaces of disputes with much more fragile and porous boundaries than often assumed.
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