Porque callo y miro al cielo. Poesía y narrativa como catalizadoras de est-éticas para horizontes políticos sexuales y de género diferentes

Creative writing is used in this article to introduce love ethics based on texts with a loving aesthetic. The author presents an aest-ethics as an alternative and as a complement to intersectional and interpretivist theories/narratives developed in international relations and queer studies to analyz...

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Main Author: Díaz Calderón, Julio César
Format: Online
Language:Spanish
Editor: El Colegio de México A.C. 2021
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Online Access:https://estudiosdegenero.colmex.mx/index.php/eg/article/view/613
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Estudios de Género

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Summary:Creative writing is used in this article to introduce love ethics based on texts with a loving aesthetic. The author presents an aest-ethics as an alternative and as a complement to intersectional and interpretivist theories/narratives developed in international relations and queer studies to analyze sexual and gender politics. In its methodology, this article constructs its (theoretical) analysis in four sections: one narrative including some of the prevailing queer and feminist intersectional debates about politics in Mexico and the United States; two auto-ethnographic aesthetic pieces (one work of prose and one poem) in order to develop the concept of trauma in (the theory of) international politics; an incorporation of love postcards as aesthetic alternatives to trauma; and a reflexive narrative about ethical constructions of political action based on the aesthetic fragments.