Spanish term
el padre del corte
Me ha llamado la atención el hecho de una especial articulación entre reivindicaciones de la diversidad y conceptualizaciones de la escuela francesa de psicoanálisis (Torres Arias, 2005). La cual valora el derecho de las lesbianas a concebir un hijx en pareja pero simultáneamente plantea la necesidad de la búsqueda de un hombre significativo (no necesariamente pareja) que oficie de “corte”. Considero que es un precio muy alto a pagar en el altar del dogma. Si asumimos que “el padre del corte” es una construcción histórica, solidaria de las formas tradicionales del dominio masculino que asegura a los padres varones el monopolio de la función simbólica.
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3 +1 | Head of the household | ormiston |
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Head of the household
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neilmac
: And "head" should pre-empt any perceived paternalistic bias of "padre"... (eyeroll)
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