ARTivismo político y teoría queer: hacia una politización de la autobiografía femenina
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El objetivo de la teoría queer es desafiar la normalidad y no exclusivamente la heterosexualidad. Los intereses de la teoría queer se extienden a una deconstrucción más general de la ontología social contemporánea y nacen a partir de estructuras y etiquetas impuestas por la cultura dominante. Mi estudio analiza el arte visual de carácter autobiográfico de la fotógrafa argentina Gabriela Liffschitz y de la artista chicana Laura Aguilar. Ambas están parodiando la mirada masculina y desafiando sus expectativas con sus proyectos fotográficos. Al hacerlo, Liffschitz interrumpe la convención visual del pecho femenino visto como un objeto sexual para la apropiación y el placer masculino, y Aguilar hace lo mismo al revalorar el cuerpo femenino obeso. Intento demostrar los beneficios del uso del término queer en todo su potencial sin restringir su ámbito de investigación.
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