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La performatividad de la filosofia de Judith Butler posibilita acciones transformadoras que resignifican categorias que, a menudo, se nos presentan como coercitivas e hirientes. Es el caso del lenguaje de odio y del insulto, que puede ser resignificado como lo fue el termino queer, que paso a ser una forma de autodenominacion orgullosa. Reproducir performativamente las normas sociales crea sensacion de estabilidad y de coherencia, pero Butler recoge la idea de iterabilidad de Derrida: siempre se abren brechas en la repeticion que posibilitan resultados inesperados. Al repetir siempre introduciendo diferencias, las normas de genero se ven modificadas y nunca son reproducidas de forma perfecta y definitiva. Judith Butler’s philosophy allows the existance of transforming actions that resignificate categories that, often, are presented to us as coercive and hurtful. That is the case of the hate speech and the insult, that can be resignificated the same way the term queer was, becoming a proud way to name oneself. Performatively reproducing social norms creates a sense of stability and coherence, but Butler follows the derridean idea of iterability: breaches are always open through repetition and they allow unexpected outcomes. By always introducing differences when we repeat, gender norms are always modified and never reproduced in a perfect and definitive way.

Palabras que ¿solo? hieren. Repeticiones abyectas y resignificaciones liberadoras