La (re)configuración familiar desde la homoparentalidad femenina : incidencias en la estructuración subjetiva.

Abstract

In contemporary times the topic of homosexuality is perceived and questioned under categorical precepts that refer to the norm as the only thing allowed. Talking about this promotes the rejection of the mass, since only what is consented by them will be accepted. Since ancient times, homosexuality has been a discriminated reality, intended to be covered by regulatory ideals. But, the changes respond to the time, and with it rejections arise around what is imposed. Homosexuality and homoparentality are integral and contemporary concepts. Since Freud, the issue of female homosexuality has been approached and constructed through premises that made an approach to the issue. However, the turns that this concept has had are vast, from Lacan who in his first approaches raised female homosexuality as a perversion, to later postulates, in which he gives an account of the choice made in terms of the formulas of sexuation. Homoparentality is the protagonist of the dispute of being able to exercise or not paternity and parenting. Through psychoanalysis, proposals have been made regarding these concepts. These allow making approaches that answer questions that are still controversial, such as the subjective structuring of children belonging to this type of family. From the psychoanalytic clinic it is possible to understand the choices that subjects make around the formulas of sexuation. Therefore, understanding said homosexual identifications can be read as mere choices, but not as alienations of the desiring subjects.