走遍卡巴莱:了解嫖娼的知识

Q4 Social Sciences

Cadernos Pagu Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1590/18094449202200650005

Adriely Clarindo, J. Zamboni, Rafaela Werneck Arenari Martins

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摘要

摘要本文通过对圣保罗州和Espírito圣塔州三个不同卖淫区性工作者经历的叙述，分析卖淫内部政治中的关系和知识。为了对抗将妓女理解为无法在工作场所产生女权主义知识和实践的被动受害者的观点，本文将本雅明的叙事政治作为一种研究方法，并结合女权主义和“伪女权主义”主张。

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Walking Through Cabarets: Knowing the Knowledge of Whoring

Abstract This article uses narratives about the experiences of sex workers' in three different prostitution zones in the states of São Paulo and Espírito Santo to analyze the relationships and knowledge present in the internal politics of prostitution. To counter perspectives that understand prostitutes as passive victims incapable of producing feminist knowledge and practices in the workplace, Walter Benjamin's politics of narrativity are used as a research method, combined with feminist and “putafeminist” propositions.

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Cadernos Pagu Social Sciences-Gender Studies

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0.20

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9 weeks

期刊介绍： Cadernos Pagu was founded in 1993 and since then has contributed to the consolidation of gender studies in Brazil. The journal was created in a period when gender studies gained certain academic legitimacy in the country, and it intended to further its visibility, diffusing and stimulating knowledge production in this field. Cadernos Pagu resulted from more than two years of intense readings, researches and debates among the members of the Center for Gender Studies Pagu, analyzing gender theories developments and stalemates. The first issue was completely written by Pagu"s research members, and their articles expressed those concerns. Throughout the second and third issues, the journal redefined its editorial policies, opening to contributions from Brazilian and foreign researchers.