Itinerarios teóricospara abordar el erotismo, los géneros y sexualidades
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Cuadernos Inter.c.a.mbio sobre Centroamérica y el Caribe. Costa Rica
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Este artículo propone reflexionar, a modo ensayístico, acerca del erotismo frente a los problemas y teorías de los estudios de los géneros y sexualidades. El escrito constituye un avance teórico para analizar el erotismo como problema poco abordado desde estas perspectivas2. Con el objetivo de enriquecer la mirada teórica, lo cual su-pone indefectiblemente un punto de vista epistemológico y permite delinear algunas elecciones metodológicas –en este caso analíticas–, se teje una trama conceptual tendiente a articular, y a la vez tensar, las categorías de género, sexualidad y erotismo, realizando un itinerario por las teorías postuladas por Freud, De Beauvoir, Bourdieu, Foucault y Rubin, entre otros
[en] This article is an essay about the issues, theories of the field of gender studies and sexuality in its relationship with the eroticism. This essay is a theoretical advance for an analysis of eroticism, as a problem that has been little discussed from these perspec-tives. In order to enrich the theoretical view, which inevitably implies an epistemological point of view and allows to outline some methodological choices –analytical, in this case–, a conceptual fabric is woven, aimed at joint while tightening the categories of gender, sexuality and eroticism, making a journey through the theories postulated by Freud, De Beauvoir, Bourdieu, Foucault and Rubin, among others
[en] This article is an essay about the issues, theories of the field of gender studies and sexuality in its relationship with the eroticism. This essay is a theoretical advance for an analysis of eroticism, as a problem that has been little discussed from these perspec-tives. In order to enrich the theoretical view, which inevitably implies an epistemological point of view and allows to outline some methodological choices –analytical, in this case–, a conceptual fabric is woven, aimed at joint while tightening the categories of gender, sexuality and eroticism, making a journey through the theories postulated by Freud, De Beauvoir, Bourdieu, Foucault and Rubin, among others