Abstract

ENRIQUEZ, Gustavo Adolfo  and  MARTINEZ DIAZ, Cecilia. Ciudadanía y cuerpos: reconfigurando la ciudadanía desde la diversidad. Sinéctica [online]. 2016, n.46. ISSN 2007-7033.

This paper aims to reflect on citizenship, the idea of regarding the body and the other's presence as part of human diversity. At present, the other appears and is present in society to question the idea of citizen and associated with the occidental ideal corporeity involved. The presence of the other and their social participation changes in the thinking, feel, see and act on the bodies and the idea of citizenship of different people. The homogeneous and regular begins to question and heterogeneous repositioned to humans in the reality of human wealth. The main contribution of this work is to question the position of power and privilege that has prevailed in the idea of citizen through body which is different unknown. On this basis we propose three core ideas for analysis: Citizenship: the other as human diversity; set citizenship from the body; and towards diverse and expanded citizenship. This will allow us to analyze the idea of citizen predominates and body and consider the difference as part of life in its cosmetic condition, culture, labor, social and political.

Keywords : Citizenship; bodies; other and diversity.

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