“Mi cuerpo es mío”. Debates y disputas de los feminismos argentinos en torno al aborto y al sexo comercial
In Argentina the slogan “my body is mine” is present in the struggles for the legalization of abortion and in the claims for the recognition of sex work. In the first case there is a consensus among the different feminisms about the need and relevance of this demand, but when it comes to defending t...
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Amerika
2017
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| Online adgang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Summary: | In Argentina the slogan “my body is mine” is present in the struggles for the legalization of abortion and in the claims for the recognition of sex work. In the first case there is a consensus among the different feminisms about the need and relevance of this demand, but when it comes to defending the autonomy of women in relation to commercial sex, the issue divides them. This article describes these two scenarios and puts them in relation, underlining the different interpretations that the idea of private property of the body can present in the feminisms, from the analysis of some of its theoretical productions, written documents, websites, declarations in the press and social networks. |
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