Transgresión banal: discursos, identidades y estereotipos de género entre los años 70 y 80

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to explore the different ways transgressive cultural expressions emerged in the late seventies and eighties in Spain, and their impact on gender stereotypes. From libertarian attitudes, the overcoming of superwoman as a model for the emancipated woman, to new methods of parenthood known as attachment parenting introduced in the late eighties, transgression has several manifestations during this period in which Spanish women scrambled to overcome the traditional model imposed by Francoism. In this context, transgression was manifested as a superficial phenomenon inherent to the socio-political moment and devoid of any protest content.