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espanolAnalizar las representaciones sociales del comercio sexual entre mujeres auto-identificadas como travestis y transexuales en Brasil. Metodos: Estudio cualitativo de naturaleza descriptivo-analitico que, utilizo el Paradigma Teorico de las Representaciones Sociales con abordaje estructural como Referencial Teorico. La muestra fue constituida por 100 mujeres auto-identificadas como travestis y transexuales en Santa Catarina/Brasil. Los datos fueron recolectados de septiembre a diciembre de 2016, por medio de la utilizacion de un cuestionario auto-administrado que utilizo la tecnica de asociacion libre de palabras y, por medio de entrevistas semi-directivas. Resultados: A partir del analisis prototipico y de contenido se verifico que los elementos probables que formaron el nucleo central de la representacion social fueron: violencia, drogas, riesgo, trabajo, tristeza, prejuicios y peligro. En el proceso de objetificacion/objetivacion de la prostitucion, la imagen refleja un compaso entre sus itinerarios cotidianos en el campo de batalla y los sentimientos y vivencias de vulnerabilidad en los otros espacios institucionales de la sociedad. Conclusiones: la experiencia del comercio sexual de mujeres travestis y transexuales revelo como los elementos formadores de la representacion social son cruciales en el proceso de legitimacion, normatizacion y simplificacion de sus identidades. EnglishTo analyze commercial sex work’s social representations among Brazilian women who identify as transvestite or transsexual. Methods: A qualitative study with a descriptive and analytical approach based on the Theoretical Paradigm of Social Representation with a structural approach. The sample group was formed by 100 women who defined themselves as transvestite and transsexual in Santa Catarina, Brazil. The data was gathered from September to December 2016 via a questionnaire using the technique of free association of words, as well as semi-directed interviews. Results: Through both prototypical and content analysis, it was confirmed that the most likely elements that formed the core of the social representation were: violence, drugs, risk, work, sadness, prejudice, and danger. In the objectification/objectivation process of commercial sex work, the image shows a mix between daily activities in the streets – which they consider to be their battlefield – and their own feelings and experiences of vulnerability in other areas of society, starting with families, churches, schools and the like. Conclusions: By experiencing commercial sex work, female transvestite and transsexual individuals reveal how the elements that form the social representation are of paramount importance in the legitimation, legalization, and simplification of their identities.

Battlefield: Social Representations of Commercial Sex Work on Transvestite and Transsexual Females in Brazil