A “despatriarcalização” da diferença sexual em Lacan: Paul B. Preciado e outras vozes

Abstract

Starting fro m the effects caused by Paul B. Preciado's speech in “Can the monster speak?”, this dissertation intends to focus on the voices addressed to Lacanian psychoanalysis, critical of sexual binarism and articulated with the decline of patriachal colonial model. In these discussions, the “epistemology of sexual difference” problematized by Preciado is central, in inescapable conjunction with Judith Butler. In addition to providing space for reviewing some readings of this psychoanalysis, we seek to promote the et hical commitment to listening new possibilities, which unite feminists, queers and psychoanalysts, in the proposal to deconstruct the sexual difference and to affirm other possibilities, without dependence on binaries, hierarchies, father or phallus.