{"id":26633,"date":"2023-05-19T16:56:45","date_gmt":"2023-05-19T19:56:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/clam.org.br\/en\/?page_id=26633"},"modified":"2023-05-19T17:39:31","modified_gmt":"2023-05-19T20:39:31","slug":"south-american-reader","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/clam.org.br\/en\/south-american-reader\/","title":{"rendered":"South american reader"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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Although mature and vibrant, Latin American scholarship on sexuality still remains largely invisible to a global readership. In this collection of articles translated from Portuguese and Spanish, South American scholars explore the values, practices, knowledge, moralities and politics of sexuality in a variety of local contexts. While conventionally read as an intellectual legacy of Modernity, Latin American social thinking and research has in fact brought singular forms of engagement with, and new ways of looking at, political processes. <\/p>

Contributors to this reader have produced fresh and situated understandings of the relations between gender, sexuality, culture and society across the region. Topics in this volume include sexual politics and rights, sexual identities and communities, eroticism, pornography and sexual consumerism, sexual health and well-being, intersectional approaches to sexual cultures and behavior, sexual knowledge, and sexuality research methodologies in Latin America.<\/p>

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Table of Contents<\/strong> – <\/strong>Sexuality, Culture and Politics – A South American Reader<\/strong><\/p>

Cover, Credits and Table of Contents<\/a><\/strong><\/em> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

I. OPENING INTERROGATIONS<\/strong><\/p>

1. <\/strong>The boundaries and conventions of sexual knowledge<\/a><\/em> Adriana Piscitelli<\/strong>, Maria Filomena Gregori <\/strong>and S\u00e9rgio Carrara<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
2. <\/strong>Researching sexual subjects<\/a><\/em> Mario Pecheny<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
3. <\/strong>Towards a democratic right to sexuality<\/a><\/em> Roger Raupp Rios<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
4. <\/strong>Sexuality and Social Science as seen from Brazil: a critical reading of conventions<\/a><\/em> Luiz Fernando Dias Duarte<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

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III. SEXUAL CULTURES AND BEHAVIOR<\/strong><\/p>

11. <\/strong>The sexual trajectories of young Brazilians: from initiation to the possibility of pregnancy<\/a><\/em> Maria Luiza Heilborn <\/strong>and Cristiane S. Cabral<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
12. <\/strong>Female preeminences and male absences in voluntary abortion<\/a><\/em> Martha Celia Ram\u00edrez-G\u00e1lvez<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
13. <\/strong>Paternity in youth trajectories: a contribution to the debate on \u201cadolescent pregnancy\u201d<\/a><\/em> Cristiane S. Cabral<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
14. <\/strong>Disclosure of adolescent pregnancy in middle-class families: tensions and dilemmas<\/a><\/em> Elaine Reis Brand\u00e3o<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
15. <\/strong>Abortion and life trajectories in four Latin American cities<\/a><\/em> Maria Luiza Heilborn, M\u00f3nica Petracci<\/strong>, Mara Viveros <\/strong>and Susana Rostagnol<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

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V. EROTICISM, PORNOGRAPHY AND SEXUAL MARKETS<\/strong><\/p>

22. <\/strong>Pleasure and danger: notes on feminism, sex shops and S\/M<\/a><\/em> Maria Filomena Gregori<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
23. <\/strong>Death of a gigolo: the current borders of sexuality and transgression <\/a><\/em>Claudia Fonseca<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
24. <\/strong>Between Iracema Beach and the European Union: international sex tourism and women\u2019s migration<\/a><\/em> Adriana Piscitelli<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
25. <\/strong>Scenes from an orgy: the effervescence of sex in porn<\/a><\/em> Mar\u00eda Elvira D\u00edaz-Ben\u00edtez<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
26. <\/strong>Child sexual abuse, sexual exploitation of children, and pedophilia: different names, different problems?<\/a><\/em> Laura Lowenkron<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
27. <\/strong>Illegitimate Pleasures: \u201ctes\u00e3o,\u201d eroticism and guilt in sex between clients and travestis in prostitution<\/a><\/em> Larissa Pel\u00facio<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
28. <\/strong>Sexual diversity in the erotic market: gender, interaction, and subjectivities in a suburban nightclub in Rio de Janeiro<\/a><\/em> Leandro de Oliveira<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

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II. SEXUAL POLITICS AND RIGHTS<\/strong><\/p>

5. <\/strong>On hues, tints and shades: subjects, connections and challenges in the Brazilian LGBT movement<\/a><\/em> Regina Facchini <\/strong>and Isadora Lins Fran\u00e7a<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
6. <\/strong>Constructing violence against homosexuals: bringing activism and academia together in public policy<\/a><\/em> Silvia Ramos <\/strong>and S\u00e9rgio Carrara <\/strong>\"\"<\/a>
7. <\/strong>Changing one”s legal name: the transsexual issue<\/a><\/em> Elizabeth Zambrano<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
8. <\/strong>Same sex marriage: \u2018remote and strange peoples\u2019 in a \u2018decent society\u2019<\/a><\/em> Miguel Vale de Almeida <\/strong>\"\"<\/a>
9. <\/strong>Same-sex marriage and the public sphere in Argentina<\/a><\/em> Renata Hiller<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
10. <\/strong>Civil partnership: the desire and the right to have children<\/a><\/em> Anna Paula Uziel<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

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IV. SEXUAL IDENTITIES AND COMMUNITIES<\/strong><\/p>

16. <\/strong>Male homosexuality and the life course: thinking about age and sexual identities<\/a><\/em> J\u00falio Assis Sim\u00f5es<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
17. <\/strong>Locaspeak: verbal interaction in the Argentine gay ambiente of the 1990s<\/a><\/em> Horacio S\u00edvori<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
18. <\/strong>Queer belonging: women at bar in Rio de Janeiro<\/a><\/em> Andrea Lacombe<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
19. <\/strong>Saying \u201cNosotras:\u201d Speech acts and collective lesbian identities in Colombia<\/a><\/em> Camila Esguerra<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
20. <\/strong>Body, gender, sexuality and subjectivity among male cross-dressers<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>Anna Paula Vencato<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
21. <\/strong>From official transexuality to transexualities<\/a><\/em> Berenice Bento<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

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VI. CONNECTIONS<\/strong><\/p>

| <\/strong>FAMILY AND SEXUALITY<\/strong><\/p>

29. <\/strong>Gender performativities, kinship performativities: notes on travestis and their families in Florian\u00f3polis<\/a><\/em> Fernanda Cardozo<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
30<\/strong>. Family, sexuality and female aging <\/a><\/em> Andr\u00e9a Moraes Alves<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

| <\/strong>RACE, COLOR AND SEXUALITY<\/strong><\/p>

31. <\/strong>From social inequalities to cultural differences: gender, \u201crace\u201d and ethnicity in sexual and reproductive health in Colombia<\/a><\/em> Mara Viveros Vigoya <\/strong>and Franklin Gil<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
32. <\/strong>Homosexuality, skin color and religiosity: flirting among the \u201cpovo de santo\u201d in Rio de Janeiro<\/a><\/em> Laura Moutinho<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

| SEXUALITY AND RELIGION<\/strong><\/p>

33. <\/strong>Homosexuality and Christianity<\/a><\/em> Regina Soares Jurkewicz <\/strong>\"\"<\/a>
34. <\/strong>Threatening sexualities: religion and homophobia(s) in evangelical discourses<\/a><\/em> Marcelo Natividade <\/strong>and Leandro de Oliveira<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

| SEXUALITY AND MEDICINE<\/strong><\/p>

35<\/strong>. Gender differences and the medicalization of sexuality in the diagnosis of sexual dysfunctions<\/a><\/em> Fab\u00edola Rohden<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
36<\/strong>. Histories, hysterias and hysterectomies: Medical discourses and imaginaries on female reproduction<\/a><\/em> Patricia Tovar<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
37. <\/strong>From Deviation to Disorder: the medicalization of sexuality in contemporary psychiatric classifications of disease <\/a><\/em>Jane Araujo Russo<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
38. <\/strong>Gerontology as a new science of sexuality and new configurations of the sexual life course <\/a><\/em>Mauro Brigeiro<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
39. <\/strong>BDSM from A to Z: consent as a tool against pathologization in BDSM internet “handbooks”<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>Bruno Dallacort Zilli<\/strong> \"\"<\/a>
40. <\/em><\/strong>Body fantasies<\/a><\/em> Mariza Corr\u00eaa<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>

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South american reader Training on gender, sexuality, and ethnic\/race relations for teaching professionals Although mature and vibrant, Latin American scholarship on sexuality still remains largely invisible to a global readership. In this collection of articles translated from Portuguese and Spanish, South American scholars explore the values, practices, knowledge, moralities and politics of sexuality in a variety of local contexts. While conventionally read as an intellectual legacy of Modernity, Latin American social thinking and research has …<\/p>\n

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