Jak analizować feminizm genderkrytyczny?
Feministyczne pęknięcia i ich warunki możliwości
Nadia Janiczak
nadia.janiczak@protonmail.comMachina Myśli (Polska)
https://orcid.org/0009-0002-4102-0617
Abstrakt
W artykule wysunięta zostaje propozycja analizy feminizmu genderkrytycznego (zwanego również feminizmem antytrans lub terfizmem) jako zjawiska, które nie jest sprowadzalne do transfobii – czyli tożsamościowej formy wykluczenia – lecz raczej wskazuje na głębiej osadzone problemy z płcią i białością w feminizmie. Dzięki wskazaniu na ideologię płciowości (cisness), sposoby funkcjonowania tak zwanego dyskursu ratowniczego oraz strategie kreowania się na uciśnioną mniejszość, feminizm genderkrytyczny zostaje poddany analizie – jako feminizm – w zestawieniu z ruchami antygenderowymi, tak zwanym feminizmem antyprostytucyjnym oraz femonacjonalizmem.
Słowa kluczowe:
feminizm genderkrytyczny, terfizm, queer, cisBibliografia
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Nadia Janiczaknadia.janiczak@protonmail.com
Machina Myśli Polska
https://orcid.org/0009-0002-4102-0617
Nadia Janiczak – redaktorka czasopisma filozoficznego „Machina Myśli” odpowiedzialna za działy dekolonialny i feministyczny, absolwentka studiów arabistycznych i socjologicznych w ramach MISH UJ, tłumaczka. Zajmuje się teoriami płci i rasy, współczesnymi trajektoriami abolicjonizmu oraz przecięciami feminizmu materialistycznego z myślą dekolonialną.
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