Publication: Mesa 1. Sección 3. Género e identidades (I): Ilustración, performatividad y espacios queer.-Crisis, identidad y espacios queer
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2020-07-15
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Ríos Cullera, Pablo
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Universidad de Murcia
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Resumen: A principios de los noventa, diferentes teóricos van a comenzar a estudiar el tema de la identidad en
relación con aspectos espaciales como la arquitectura, la estructura urbana de las ciudades, o la división entre las
esferas pública y privada. La conferencia de Foucault sobre las “heterotopías” (1966) es un claro antecedente de
estos estudios. Más adelante, a finales de los noventa, se empieza a reflexionar sobre un nuevo concepto: los
espacios queer. Dicho concepto, va a funcionar a modo de alternativa al modelo de ciudad modernista
occidental, basado en la racionalidad y funcionalidad. Así, se proponen espacios donde vivir y relacionarnos de
forma más libre.
Abstract: In the early nineties, different authors began studying the question of identity in connection with spatial issues like architecture, the urban structuring of cities, or the division between public and private spheres. Foucault’s lecture about “heterotopies” (1966) is a clear precedent of these studies. Later, at the end of nineties, a new concept sprung up: queer space. This concept, works as an alternative to the western model of the modernist city, which is based on the rationality and functionality. It proposes spaces where freer lives and relationships can be obtained
Abstract: In the early nineties, different authors began studying the question of identity in connection with spatial issues like architecture, the urban structuring of cities, or the division between public and private spheres. Foucault’s lecture about “heterotopies” (1966) is a clear precedent of these studies. Later, at the end of nineties, a new concept sprung up: queer space. This concept, works as an alternative to the western model of the modernist city, which is based on the rationality and functionality. It proposes spaces where freer lives and relationships can be obtained
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Identidad , heterotopía , espacio queer , burguesía , ciudad modernista , inclusión , libertad , Identity , heterotopy , queer space , bourgeoisie , modernist city , inclusion , freedom
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