Redefiniendo las identidades <em>waria</em> en la Indonesia contemporánea

Néstor Nuño Martínez

doi:10.3989/rdtp.2017.01.004

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Néstor Nuño Martínez Departamento de Antropología, Universidad de Ámsterdam https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4958-6394

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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.2017.01.004

Palabras clave:

Indonesia, Identidad, Waria, Globalización del género

Resumen

El análisis de identidades de género no hegemónicas en el Sur Global ha propiciado un replanteamiento de los enfoques y paradigmas tradicionales. Hoy en día, el constante flujo a nivel global de imágenes y generalidades en torno a la belleza y el sexo se mezcla e interactúa junto a la diseminación de ideologías de corte individualista, concibiendo constructos de género de gran variabilidad, permeabilidad y porosidad. Este artículo busca discutir los modelos clásicos empleados para conceptualizar a las waria (travestís femeninos) de Indonesia y a su vez repensar la construcción del término a partir de un análisis de los recientes cambios acontecidos en el país. Dicho replanteamiento está ligado a la necesidad de acuñar enfoques alternativos que aborden la mutabilidad de las realidades de género en un mundo cada vez más globalizado.

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