Is sexual difference a historical a priori?
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sexual difference, a priori historical, Queer Theory, Ljubljana SchoolAbstract
In this paper we will explore the consequences of the question of whether sexual difference turns out to be a historical a priori, taking into account the Heideggerian and Foucauldian theoretical baggage about a determination independent of the field of culture, but rooted in history itself. We will work with a reading of the sexual difference of the Ljubljana School, addressing the consequences of thinking of sexual difference as an a priori, that is, a conditioning of our sexuality independently of culture and its valuations, since bodies are born sexed, as well as exploring the historical character of these determinations, that is, men and women have not always had the same social configuration.
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