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Contributions of Gender Theory for Latinamerican Emancipation

Abstract:

The research analyzes the contributions of gender theory for Latin American emancipation. It is a bibliographical study of a diachronic nature from the rationalist-deductive approach. Patriarchal normalization equalizes social practices. Meanwhile, the heteronormative family disposition induces the repetition of psychic structures that favor the accumulation of capital. These transfers benefit colonialism as commercial exploitation of bodies. Meanwhile, gender theory allows coexistence to be thought of together; promotes the expression of human rights by consenting to plurality as a distinctive human condition. It legitimizes many feminine ways of being by providing for the validation of dissenting voices. It is woven with racial struggles every time it denounces violations of the condition of dignity. For this reason, it promotes democratic societies by allowing openings of thought and actions that allow horizontal models of human confluences.