A pesar de la culpa: Trabajo sexual y la producción de contradiscursos en contextos de violencia
Abstract
The conformation of counter-publics shows how the subaltern sectors with enunciation abilities offer novel readings of the discursive field to which they oppose and expose diverse forms of understanding of society and its management vis-à-vis the State, opinion and public morals.The sex workers organized in associations for the defense of their rights and that have generated a series of actions that seek to expose the validity of prostitution as an authentic work that needs to be recognized and legalized, in order to obtain social guarantees and combat various forms of exploitation, violence or discrimination. However, this apparent counter-discourse is not entirely assumed by its own generators. There is a duality that divides the political duty of positioning a different version of the reality produced by the State, morals and the media and, an introjected shame and guilt, product precisely of the weight and effect of the hegemonic discourses that loom over this people and forces a divided public.
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