Lo trans : los cuerpos disfóricos de Occidente entre lo clínico y lo político.

Abstract

This investigative work addresses the clinical and political repercussions of cisheteronormative discourse in the pathologization of the trans experience, showcasing how narratives of segregation are constructed in a capillary manner in social imaginaries. Through this research, the interaction between various medical, academic, and artistic technologies is brought to light, collectively forming a paradigm that portrays the trans body as diseased, subject to treatments, and relegated to the abject. Ultimately, this work not only seeks to understand the clinical and political impact of cisheteronormative discourse, but is presented as an attempt to raise questions about ahistoricized norms of domestication, a call for reflection and dialogue to embrace diversity. and Promote a greater academic production from Latin American contexts on dissident gender identities to the epistemology of sexual difference.