Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècle
I understand my research subject – prostitution – not as "fact" but as social construct. Such a study requires to vary my approaches in order to focus not only on the study of such a social group itself but also on the relationships between this group and society. Several dynamics thus ari...
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doaj-dff1b73b757e4fdabfc86285531ee4792020-11-25T01:32:00ZfraUniversité Paris 3Cahiers des Amériques Latines1141-71612268-42472009-11-015819121110.4000/cal.1317Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècleMarion GiraldouI understand my research subject – prostitution – not as "fact" but as social construct. Such a study requires to vary my approaches in order to focus not only on the study of such a social group itself but also on the relationships between this group and society. Several dynamics thus arise which establish a link between the commonly-shared opinion (at society level), the diffusion of cultural norms (at state level) and the resistance to homogenisation (regarding marginality). Following such a reasoning, this very article analyses the flexibility in the use of concepts such as concubinage and prostitution – indeed, these two forms of "unclassifiable" sexualities, although both answering a clear definition accepted by society, tend to overlap and become synonyms. Marginality therefore appears to be characterized not by pre-established definitions relying on certain criteria, but rather by a complex construct interweaving several mechanisms.http://journals.openedition.org/cal/1317sexualitymarginalityprostitution |
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Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècle |
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Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècle |
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Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècle |
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Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècle |
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Entre concubinage et prostitution. Processus d’exclusion dans le Costa Rica de la fin du xixe siècle |
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entre concubinage et prostitution. processus d’exclusion dans le costa rica de la fin du xixe siècle |
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Université Paris 3 |
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Cahiers des Amériques Latines |
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1141-7161 2268-4247 |
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2009-11-01 |
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I understand my research subject – prostitution – not as "fact" but as social construct. Such a study requires to vary my approaches in order to focus not only on the study of such a social group itself but also on the relationships between this group and society. Several dynamics thus arise which establish a link between the commonly-shared opinion (at society level), the diffusion of cultural norms (at state level) and the resistance to homogenisation (regarding marginality). Following such a reasoning, this very article analyses the flexibility in the use of concepts such as concubinage and prostitution – indeed, these two forms of "unclassifiable" sexualities, although both answering a clear definition accepted by society, tend to overlap and become synonyms. Marginality therefore appears to be characterized not by pre-established definitions relying on certain criteria, but rather by a complex construct interweaving several mechanisms. |
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sexuality marginality prostitution |
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