“Niñas, no madres”: alianzas y disputas de sentidos en el cuerpo de Lucía
; Johnson, Maria Cecilia 
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09/2020
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Antropologia Social. Núcleo de Estudos da Religião
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Ciencias Sociales y Religión
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1518-4463
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1982-2650
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En el presente trabajo se propone analizar el caso de Lucía, una niña argentina obligada a parir mediante cesárea, en febrero 2019 en la provincia de Tucumán. A partir de este caso se busca comprender los procesos de imbricación de diversos dispositivos de poderes conservadores. El trabajo –anclado en una perspectiva feminista e interseccional– se realiza a partir de recuperar fuentes de medios gráficos de comunicación de acceso virtual y presenta sus resultados mediante tres secciones. Primero, se analiza la noción de “madre” y cómo opera de forma prescriptiva y disciplinante sobre el cuerpo de Lucía. Luego, se examinan las formas en cómo operan los discursos conservadores tanto desde dispositivos religiosos, institucionales del sistema de salud, como científicos en la experiencia de Lucía. Finalmente, se reflexiona sobre quiénes se articulan a favor de los derechos sexuales y (no) reproductivos de Lucía, disputando los sentidos de maternidad y niñez, bajo el lema “#Niñas, No Madres”.
In the present work, it is proposed to analyze the case of Lucía, an Argentine girl forced to give birth by caesarean, in February 2019, Province of Tucumán. From this case, the aim is to understand the processes of overlapping of various devices of conservative powers. Having as anchor a feminist and intersectional perspective, the work is carried out starting from recovering sources of virtual access graphic communication media, and presents its results through three sections: the analysis of the notion of “mother” and how it operates in a prescriptive way and disciplining about Lucía’s body. Then we examine how conservative discourses operate both from religious, institutional devices of the health system, and scientists in Lucía’s experience. Finally, it reflects on those who are in favor of Lucía’s sexual and (non) reproductive rights, disputing the meanings of motherhood and childhood, under the motto “#Girls, Not Mothers”.
In the present work, it is proposed to analyze the case of Lucía, an Argentine girl forced to give birth by caesarean, in February 2019, Province of Tucumán. From this case, the aim is to understand the processes of overlapping of various devices of conservative powers. Having as anchor a feminist and intersectional perspective, the work is carried out starting from recovering sources of virtual access graphic communication media, and presents its results through three sections: the analysis of the notion of “mother” and how it operates in a prescriptive way and disciplining about Lucía’s body. Then we examine how conservative discourses operate both from religious, institutional devices of the health system, and scientists in Lucía’s experience. Finally, it reflects on those who are in favor of Lucía’s sexual and (non) reproductive rights, disputing the meanings of motherhood and childhood, under the motto “#Girls, Not Mothers”.
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