O interdito da sexualidade feminina na narrativa de Márcia Denser: transgredir para resistir

Abstract

Erected on ideals of transgression and resistance, the texts of Márcia Denser (2003) deconstruct stereotypes that subordinate the feminine to male superiority in several ways: in this case, the author uses eroticism to deconstruct the interdict of female virginity as an ideal of purity. The interdicts, established by Bataille (1987) as rules that regulate human behavior, have always understood the feminine subject as submissive to masculine power and, in a macho-patriarchal society such as ours, they have taken on multiple authoritarian and authorized discourses to condemn women who dared to oppose these rules. Narrated acidly and sarcastically, the texts deconstruct these regulations, subverting them from the viewpoint of female sexual experience, resulting in narratives that transgress social dictates.