Interdisciplinary Seminar on Sexual Citizenships in Latin America and the Caribbean (SICISAL). Panel 6: Queering the Gaze: New Ways of Seeing and Imagining Existence

📅 Wednesday, December 9 | Virtual format
🕘 10 a.m. (Mexico City), 13 p.m. (Buenos Aires), 18 p.m. (Madrid)

This working group brings together research that, from queer, feminist, and posthumanist epistemologies, examines the political and epistemological power of dissident imaginations. Through artistic praxis, autoethnography, and situated reflection, the presentations interrogate the hegemonic structures that organize experience, bodies, and otherness. In this sense, the works gathered propose to "queerify" the gaze (Ortiz, 2025), that is, to destabilize the normative regimes of perception and intelligibility in order to explore other ways of seeing, imagining, and inhabiting existence. Collectively, they posit imagination as a critical practice capable of enacting other modes of relating and producing knowledge.

Participate
Valentina Inostroza Bravo, Chile
Marcela Hurtado Rubio, Chile
Camila Alcaino Monsalves, Chile
Lauro Bande Welss, Chile

Moderator:
Raul Anthony Olmedo Neri, Mexico

Organized by
CLACSO Working Group on Sexual Activisms and Citizenships: Interdisciplinary Dialogues
Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Chile
Southern University of Chile, Chile
University of La Frontera, Chile

📡 This activity will be broadcast on CLACSO platforms

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