Matrices y marcos: dos figuras del funcionamiento de las normas en la obra de Judith Butler
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2018-06-04
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial
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Los conceptos de “matriz de inteligibilidad” y de “marco (frame)”, de etapas diferentes del pensamiento de la filósofa feminista Judith Butler, parecen converger en muchas de sus aristas a tal punto que por momentos pareciera que se podrían usar indistintamente. La pregunta que guía este artículo, sin embargo, tiene que ver con la posible novedad que supone utilizar el último concepto, lo cual apunta a las divergencias entre nociones. Pretendo responder a esa pregunta a través de un estudio de las fuentes que la misma Butler utiliza para formular la idea de “marco”, y poner en evidencia aquello que se gana en la propuesta butleriana a partir de dicha noción. Espero que las diferencias aparezcan, además, de manera más clara en la crítica a un fenómeno cultural específico: la pornografía en tanto marco y en tanto elemento de la matriz heterosexual.
“Matrixes and Frames: Two Figures of Norm Functioning in the Work of Judith Butler”. The concepts of “intelligibility matrix” and “frame”, each corresponding to different periods in the thought of the feminist philosopher Judith Butler, seem to converge in so many aspects that one is tempted to hold that they may be used indistinctly. Nevertheless, the problem this paper deals with is the possible uniqueness the usage of the latter concept involves, thus pointing to the differences between both concepts. I aim to solve the problem by studying the main sources that Butler herself uses in order to formulate the concept of frame, and by putting in evidence that which is gained by the use of that notion. I also aim to show more clearly the difference between the two concepts by appealing to their functions in the critique of speciffical cultural phenomenon: pornography as a frame and element of the heterosexual matrix.
“Matrixes and Frames: Two Figures of Norm Functioning in the Work of Judith Butler”. The concepts of “intelligibility matrix” and “frame”, each corresponding to different periods in the thought of the feminist philosopher Judith Butler, seem to converge in so many aspects that one is tempted to hold that they may be used indistinctly. Nevertheless, the problem this paper deals with is the possible uniqueness the usage of the latter concept involves, thus pointing to the differences between both concepts. I aim to solve the problem by studying the main sources that Butler herself uses in order to formulate the concept of frame, and by putting in evidence that which is gained by the use of that notion. I also aim to show more clearly the difference between the two concepts by appealing to their functions in the critique of speciffical cultural phenomenon: pornography as a frame and element of the heterosexual matrix.
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Matriz de inteligibilidad, Marco, Reconocimiento, Judith Butler, Pornografía
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