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Sexualidad, Salud y Sociedad – Latin America magazine

Issue 39 (2023) – available online

The CLAM magazine, a reference journal for research on gender and sexuality in Latin America, completed its 2023 issue in December. Below are the texts already available from issue 39.

With fourteen years of history, Sexualidad, Salud y Sociedad is a key journal focused on publishing original articles about the cultural and political dimensions of sexualities in Latin American contexts. Since its founding in 2009, the journal has maintained an editorial line committed to disseminating works and research aligned with the defense of human rights, aiming to contribute to public debate related to the construction of positive political agendas for different sexual minorities.

In recent years, due to the resurgence of far-right movements in Brazil and various parts of the continent, the editorial team of Sexualidad, Salud y Sociedad faces significant challenges. The field of humanities has been particularly affected by the progressive cutting of resources directed at funding scientific projects, stemming from initiatives propelled by intense attacks on public universities and the legitimacy of academic work (Carrara, 2021).

With a work routine linked to CLAM/IMS/UERJ, the editorial team of Sexualidad, Salud y Sociedad has operated in a context of heightened surveillance over public discourses related to sexualities. Thus, it is with great satisfaction that we present Issue 39 of the journal, developed throughout 2023. This is the first volume to be published after four years of living with tensions marked by constant attacks on human rights, women’s rights, and LGBTQIA+ populations in Brazil.

The issue consists of two dossiers—“Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality in Digital Technologies: Latin American Perspectives,” organized by Horacio Sívori, Carolina Parreiras, and Paz Peña, and “Social Regulations of Gender, Sexuality, and Age: Reflections on Relationships, Practices, and Discourses from a Regional Perspective,” organized by Ana Cecília Gaitán and Pilar Anastasía González (the latter to be made available soon on the Scielo platform); in addition to continuously received articles (gradually available on the Scielo platform until the end of 2023) and reviews of significant works in the field.

In this last section, books by Veena Das, Timothy Eugene Murphy, Camila Fernandes, and Rahul Rao were respectively reviewed by Lucas Freire, Alexandre Gaspari, Júlia Freire, and Amanda Ferreira, to whom we express our gratitude for their contributions.

Click the links to access the summaries and full texts already available in Portuguese, Spanish, or English.

Editorial

New Horizons for Gender and Sexuality Studies in Latin America?

Bemerguy, Telma de Sousa

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

Continuous Flow Articles

Love, Sexuality, Fluidity, and Uncertainty Among Youth: A Comparison Between Men and Women

Pedro Neiva and Maria Jacyana Araújo

Abstract: English Spanish Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

The “Before and After” Device in Intimate Aesthetic Surgeries: New Forms of Materialization of Gender Norms

Fabíola Rohden

Abstract: English Spanish Portuguese

Texto: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

In Another Voice: Biomedical Practices and Technologies of Gendering

Lúcio Costa Girotto, Flavia do Teixeira, Stelio Marras, Richard Miskolci, and Pedro Paulo Gomes Pereira

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

“Woman, You Don’t Need This”: Conflicting Discourses on the Pill and Menstrual Suppression

Joana Castañon

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

Stories of Lesbian Women United in a Brotherhood in Belo Horizonte (MG)

Janice Aparecida de Souza and Alessandra Sampaio Chacham

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

Brazil: No Longer a Country of Queers? An Analysis of the Discourse of Gender Ideology in Cis-Heterobolsonarism

Rick Afonso-Rocha

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

Seduction in Buenos Aires: A Deconstruction of the Biopolitical Appropriations of Compliments and Flirting (1945-1980)

Marisa A. Miranda

Abstract: English Spanish Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

Assisting the Sharing: An Analysis of the Care Practices of Young Parents in a Popular Neighborhood of La Plata

Cintia Hasicic

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Texto: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

“I’m Chill, I Have Undetectable Tests”: The Affective-Sexual Relationships of Young Women Living with HIV with Undetectable Viral Load

Leonara Maria Souza da Silva and Luís Augusto Vasconcelos da Silva

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Texto: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

Among “Crushes,” “Hookups,” and “Casual Contacts”: Gender and Sexual Orientation in the Dating Experiences of Young Students

João Vitor Saldanha de Oliveira, Vanessa Leite, and Cristiane Gonçalves da Silva

Abstract:  English, Spanish Portuguese

Texto: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

Dossiers

Dossier Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality in Digital Technologies: Latin American Perspectives

Why Latin American Perspectives on Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality in Digital Technologies

Horacio Sívori, Carolina Parreiras, and Paz Peña

Abstract:  English Spanish Portuguese

Texto: English Spanish Portuguese

PDF: English Spanish Portuguese

WhatsApp Ministries: Gender, Sensory Experiences, and Ethical-Political Transformations in the Daily Lives of Evangelical Women

Lorena Mochel

Abstract: English Spanish Portuguese

Texto: English Portuguese

PDF: English Portuguese

Voices from the Global South: The Mediatization of Feminisms in a Podcast by Brazilian Women Around the World

Larissa Pelúcio

Abstract:  English, Spanish Portuguese

Texto: English Portuguese

PDF: English Portuguese

The Power of Naming Anti-Racist Intellectuals: Brazilian Feminists on Digital Platforms

Alejandra J. Josiowicz

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Spanish

PDF: English, Spanish

Algorithmic Necropolitics

Tarcízio Silva

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Spanish

PDF: English, Spanish

My Body is Mine: Menstrual Apps and the Socio-Technical Normalization of Gender

Ivanna Martínez Polo, Paola Ricaurte Quijano, Lilly Maldonado Domínguez, Ximena Rangel Zistecatl, and Natalia Farah Doniz

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Spanish

PDF: English, Spanish

Digital Gender Violence in Chile: A Study During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cecilia Alejandra Ananías Soto, Karen Denisse Vergara Sánchez, Consuelo Valentina Herrera Monsalve, and Beatriz Yudich Barra Ortiz

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Spanish

PDF: English, Spanish

Capturing and Sending Nudes: The Moral Twists, Pleasures, and Dangers of Producing and Sharing Erotic Images Online

Beatriz Accioly Lins

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Spanish

PDF: English, Spanish

Masculinities and Counseling in Digital Media: Subjectivation and Self-Entrepreneurship on Instagram Pages

Bruna Loureiro Denkin and Fernando de Figueiredo Balieiro

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Portuguese

PDF: English, Portuguese

Frouxonauro and Cornservadores: Metaphors of Male Virility in the Digital Activism of the Brazilian Far Right

Jair de Souza Ramos

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: English, Portuguese

PDF: English, Portuguese

Dossier Social Regulations of Gender, Sexuality, and Age: Reflections on Policies, Practices, and Discourses from a Regional Perspective

Presentation: Social Regulations of Gender, Sexuality, and Age: Reflections on Policies, Practices, and Discourses from a Regional Perspective

Ana Cecilia Gaitán and Pilar Anastasía González

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

Recognizing the Fragile and Elusive Intimacies of Women in Santiago Beyond Care: A First Attempt

Marjorie Murray and Constanza Tizzoni

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

The Regulation of Motherhood, Care Pacts, and Generations in Their Intervals: Ethnographic Notes on Mothers and Daughters in the Brazilian Context (1970-2020)

Rosamaria Giatti Carneiro

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

“Connecting the Common Points”: Affections and Gender Regulation in Social Inclusion Programs for Youth in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ana Cecilia Gaitán

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

Gender Moralities and Violence Against Children: Interpretations of Violence in Child Protection Systems

Valeria Llobet and Carla Villalta

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

Moral Panics, Sexuality, and Childhood: The Manufacture of the “Gay Kit” as a Political Artifact in the 2018 Presidential Dispute via Twitter

Bárbara Araújo Trotti and Laura Lowenkron

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

The (A)sexual Citizenship of Children in a Situated Discursive Analysis: The Thematic Repertoire of the Parliamentary Debate on the Recruitment Law in Argentina

Pilar Anastasía González

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

Temporalities and Racialization of Black Gay Youth: Between Memories and Future Images

Rômulo Lopes da Silva and Leonardo Lemos de Souza

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

“One Thing is the Law and Another is Medical Practice”: Trans Adolescents in the Argentine Health System: Between Rights Narratives and Adultocentrism

Cecilia Rustoyburu

Abstract: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Text: Spanish

PDF: Spanish

Reviews

FERNANDES, Camila. 2021. Figures of Causation: The Young Ones, Nervous Mothers, and Mothers Who Abandon Their Children. Rio de Janeiro: Telha. 314 p.

Julia Freire de Alencastro

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

DAS, Veena. 2023. Affliction: Health, Disease, Poverty. Trans. Bruno Gambarotto. São Paulo: Unifesp. 296 p.

Lucas Freire

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

MURPHY, Timothy Eugene. Queer Cosmopolitan: Bohemia and Belonging in a City in the Middle of Nowhere. 1st ed. Teresina (PI): EDUFPI, 2022. 173 p.

Alexandre Gaspari

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

RAO, Rahul. Out of Time: The Queer Politics of Postcoloniality. 2020. New York: Oxford University Press, 262 p.

Amanda Álvares Ferreira

Text: Portuguese

PDF: Portuguese

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