cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038070.v1
title: Beyond dichotomic representations of gender and sexuality: figurations on the borders of religion in Northern Brazil

description: Abstract: Based on a psychosocial approach to figurations of gender and sexuality in a profane celebration within a religious procession in Northern Brazil, this articles introduces inscriptions and readings as a strategy to address the limits and possibilities that we produce or expand when thinking about men and masculinities from a non-dichotomous perspective, concerned less about observing the obvious, and rather with exploring the instertices of imagination.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038073
title: The social and legal status of gay men, lesbians and transgender persons, and discrimination against these populations in Latin America

description: Abstract: This paper briefly examines some of the sociocultural and legal conditions either helping or hindering the life of gay men, lesbians, and transgender individuals in Latin America. Some comparative data available about the legal situation and discrimination towards these populations is presented. In conclusion, the scope and persistence of prejudice and discrimination against gays, lesbians, and transgender individuals in the region is discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038073.v1
title: The social and legal status of gay men, lesbians and transgender persons, and discrimination against these populations in Latin America

description: Abstract: This paper briefly examines some of the sociocultural and legal conditions either helping or hindering the life of gay men, lesbians, and transgender individuals in Latin America. Some comparative data available about the legal situation and discrimination towards these populations is presented. In conclusion, the scope and persistence of prejudice and discrimination against gays, lesbians, and transgender individuals in the region is discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038046
title: Dataset2

description: Counseling
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038046.v1
title: Dataset2

description: Counseling
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038076.v1
title: Gender and health care: the point of view of professionals working in hospital and outpatient settings

description: Abstract Studies have investigated gender relations in the field of health, in the use of services and health care from the point of view of users, especially in primary care. By means of content analysis of interviews, this study investigated conceptions of gender and their relationship to the practices of six nurses, and five physicians working in outpatient and hospital care. This paper discusses gender differences in healthcare, and health services for men and women. The professionals interviewed reported differences in the service provided, and in the attitudes of male and female patients in health services, attributed to biological and social differences. In conclusion, gender issues are present in the practice of health professionals, and they must be considered in their training.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038076
title: Gender and health care: the point of view of professionals working in hospital and outpatient settings

description: Abstract Studies have investigated gender relations in the field of health, in the use of services and health care from the point of view of users, especially in primary care. By means of content analysis of interviews, this study investigated conceptions of gender and their relationship to the practices of six nurses, and five physicians working in outpatient and hospital care. This paper discusses gender differences in healthcare, and health services for men and women. The professionals interviewed reported differences in the service provided, and in the attitudes of male and female patients in health services, attributed to biological and social differences. In conclusion, gender issues are present in the practice of health professionals, and they must be considered in their training.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038077.v1
title: Features and factors of lethal violence against sexual minorities in Mexico City, 1995-2013

description: Abstract This article discusses the characteristics of victims, perpetrators, and circumstances of homicides committed against members of sexual minorities in Mexico City since 1995. The article describes the cases; and suggests some of the main factors and contexts of lethal violence against lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, travestis, gays, and other men who have sex and affective relations with men. Rather than homophobia, these crimes are connected, to a great extent, with men's models of socialization, and gender violence between them. Discrimination and stigma exert but an indirect influence on crimes against sexual minorities.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038077
title: Features and factors of lethal violence against sexual minorities in Mexico City, 1995-2013

description: Abstract This article discusses the characteristics of victims, perpetrators, and circumstances of homicides committed against members of sexual minorities in Mexico City since 1995. The article describes the cases; and suggests some of the main factors and contexts of lethal violence against lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, travestis, gays, and other men who have sex and affective relations with men. Rather than homophobia, these crimes are connected, to a great extent, with men's models of socialization, and gender violence between them. Discrimination and stigma exert but an indirect influence on crimes against sexual minorities.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038082
title: Tell me by whom is defined and I'll tell if it is violent: a reflection on obstetric violence

description: Abstract: In this article we discuss the definition of obstetric violence (VO) regarding certain relationships and practices in medical care of pregnancy and childbirth. We approached violence in the specific case of VO through a socio-anthropological model of analysis, and through the comparison between objective definitions (juridical, political, academic) and subjective ones as produced by civil society associations. We assume that what underlies the discourses on VO is a dispute over the legitimacy of its definition, and that, in this process, objective naming and subjective meanings attributed to certain obstetric practices as violent are intertwined. We argue that the change in social sensitivities regarding many forms of violence (which resulted in changes of legitimate discourses) explains the current discussion on the definition of what is VO.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038082.v1
title: Tell me by whom is defined and I'll tell if it is violent: a reflection on obstetric violence

description: Abstract: In this article we discuss the definition of obstetric violence (VO) regarding certain relationships and practices in medical care of pregnancy and childbirth. We approached violence in the specific case of VO through a socio-anthropological model of analysis, and through the comparison between objective definitions (juridical, political, academic) and subjective ones as produced by civil society associations. We assume that what underlies the discourses on VO is a dispute over the legitimacy of its definition, and that, in this process, objective naming and subjective meanings attributed to certain obstetric practices as violent are intertwined. We argue that the change in social sensitivities regarding many forms of violence (which resulted in changes of legitimate discourses) explains the current discussion on the definition of what is VO.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038085
title: Sexpolitics in Pinochet's early Dictatorship: Marcia Alejandra's “sex change” in the press discourses

description: Abstract: This article discusses the conditions of possibility of a series of medical and legal procedures of “sex change” during the period of State Terrorism in Chile. Considering the media coverage of Marcia Alejandra’s story, the first trans woman who obtained civil “sex change” during Pinochet´s dictatorship, the article is divided in three sections. In the first one, we analyze Marcia Alejandra’s “sex change” request, published in the Official Journal, to describe the legal framework in which “sex changes” were undertaken during thtat period. Second, we focus on the proliferation of statements and medical categories that circulated in the press related to the case of Marcia Alejandra, and emphasize the role of the Chilean Society of Anthropological Sexology in shaping discourses regarding “sex change”. In the third section, we analyze the inscription of the story of Marcia Alejandra’s transition within the socio-political narrative about the rupture between Popular Unity and Dictatorship.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038085.v1
title: Sexpolitics in Pinochet's early Dictatorship: Marcia Alejandra's “sex change” in the press discourses

description: Abstract: This article discusses the conditions of possibility of a series of medical and legal procedures of “sex change” during the period of State Terrorism in Chile. Considering the media coverage of Marcia Alejandra’s story, the first trans woman who obtained civil “sex change” during Pinochet´s dictatorship, the article is divided in three sections. In the first one, we analyze Marcia Alejandra’s “sex change” request, published in the Official Journal, to describe the legal framework in which “sex changes” were undertaken during thtat period. Second, we focus on the proliferation of statements and medical categories that circulated in the press related to the case of Marcia Alejandra, and emphasize the role of the Chilean Society of Anthropological Sexology in shaping discourses regarding “sex change”. In the third section, we analyze the inscription of the story of Marcia Alejandra’s transition within the socio-political narrative about the rupture between Popular Unity and Dictatorship.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038083
title: Constructing publics, preventing diseases and medicalizing bodies: HIV, AIDS, and its visual cultures

description: Abstract: In this paper we analyze the visual cultures surrounding HIV and AIDS; we are especially interested in tracking the actors, discourses and visual cultures involved in AIDS prevention in Mexico for a period of twenty years: from 1985 to 2005. We use media studies to better comprehend how HIV and AIDS further medicalized human bodies by mobilizing specific discourses, metaphors and visual resources that, though promoting a better understanding of how HIV could be acquired and how it could be prevented, also generated new representations of sexuality, bodies and persons living with HIV or AIDS often biased in favor of different systems of value. Moreover, we try to offer a general characterization of the different publics that were targeted and preconceptions involving ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, geography and membership in different sociocultural groups.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038083.v1
title: Constructing publics, preventing diseases and medicalizing bodies: HIV, AIDS, and its visual cultures

description: Abstract: In this paper we analyze the visual cultures surrounding HIV and AIDS; we are especially interested in tracking the actors, discourses and visual cultures involved in AIDS prevention in Mexico for a period of twenty years: from 1985 to 2005. We use media studies to better comprehend how HIV and AIDS further medicalized human bodies by mobilizing specific discourses, metaphors and visual resources that, though promoting a better understanding of how HIV could be acquired and how it could be prevented, also generated new representations of sexuality, bodies and persons living with HIV or AIDS often biased in favor of different systems of value. Moreover, we try to offer a general characterization of the different publics that were targeted and preconceptions involving ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, geography and membership in different sociocultural groups.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038089
title: Advances and challenges in the exercise of the right to sexual and reproductive health in Argentina for the last 40 years. An analysis from information related to “the first time”

description: Abstract This paper analyzes the extent that Argentina has advanced in the last 40 years towards the full realization of the right to sexual and reproductive health with equal opportunities. For that purpose, information from the National Survey on Sexual and Reproductive Health 2013, related to the first sexual experience is used. In particular, the proportion of people that initiate sexual activity during adolescence is analyzed by sex, quinquennium of birth and conditions in which the experience took place. The results show significant progress regarding safe and consensual sexual initiation. However, there are still some problems related to differences between males and females, lack of information regarding protection mechanisms in certain cases and, sometimes, the impossibility of accessing them. These issues highlight the need to redouble efforts made through intercultural, gender and human rights perspectives.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038089.v1
title: Advances and challenges in the exercise of the right to sexual and reproductive health in Argentina for the last 40 years. An analysis from information related to “the first time”

description: Abstract This paper analyzes the extent that Argentina has advanced in the last 40 years towards the full realization of the right to sexual and reproductive health with equal opportunities. For that purpose, information from the National Survey on Sexual and Reproductive Health 2013, related to the first sexual experience is used. In particular, the proportion of people that initiate sexual activity during adolescence is analyzed by sex, quinquennium of birth and conditions in which the experience took place. The results show significant progress regarding safe and consensual sexual initiation. However, there are still some problems related to differences between males and females, lack of information regarding protection mechanisms in certain cases and, sometimes, the impossibility of accessing them. These issues highlight the need to redouble efforts made through intercultural, gender and human rights perspectives.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.17099317
title: COLOSS Task Force to Investigate and Reduce <i>Vespa velutina</i> Impacts and Spread

description: COLOSS Task Force to Investigate and Reduce <i>Vespa velutina</i> Impacts and Spread
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038106
title: The body as a source of authority in non electoral political representation: A study on the presence of signaling deaf people in discussions related to education

description: Abstract This paper analyzes processes of non-electoral political representation emerging from the debate about the best school model for deaf people. We investigate how sources of authority are triggered by the deaf or disabled, especially those related to physical presence (ascriptive identities) and self-ascription of identities. The units of analysis (claims) were extracted from three sources: a Facebook group of deaf leaders, a public hearing of the Judiciary, and a National Conference on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. It concludes that the body is a source of authority as important as speech, sign language reveals an untranslatable dimension exposed by presence, and cultural aspects of sign languages promote ruptures in the conventional dynamics of representation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038106.v1
title: The body as a source of authority in non electoral political representation: A study on the presence of signaling deaf people in discussions related to education

description: Abstract This paper analyzes processes of non-electoral political representation emerging from the debate about the best school model for deaf people. We investigate how sources of authority are triggered by the deaf or disabled, especially those related to physical presence (ascriptive identities) and self-ascription of identities. The units of analysis (claims) were extracted from three sources: a Facebook group of deaf leaders, a public hearing of the Judiciary, and a National Conference on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. It concludes that the body is a source of authority as important as speech, sign language reveals an untranslatable dimension exposed by presence, and cultural aspects of sign languages promote ruptures in the conventional dynamics of representation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038113
title: The body in public space: Emotions and vindication processes in the context of the "Santa Maria tragedy”

description: Abstract The focus of this paper is the public protests organized by family members and friends of the victims of the Kiss Nightclub fire in Santa Maria, Brazil, with special attention given to the protest's emotional and bodily dimensions, as well as to their transformations over time. Even though participants perceived the aggravation of their suffering in the unfolding of their relations with institutions such as City Hall, the Public Prosecutor's Office, and House of Councilors, many reorganized their lives according to their participation in court proceeding sand public demonstrations. The protests' flags declared that such a tragic incident must never repeat itself ("never again"), and that public agents need to be held accountable for their responsibility in the fire ("those responsible must pay for the tragedy”). Through the participant observation of events and the monitoring of media reports about the "tragedy", this research shows the micropolitical work of emotions within the transformation of the meaning of an event.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038113.v1
title: The body in public space: Emotions and vindication processes in the context of the "Santa Maria tragedy”

description: Abstract The focus of this paper is the public protests organized by family members and friends of the victims of the Kiss Nightclub fire in Santa Maria, Brazil, with special attention given to the protest's emotional and bodily dimensions, as well as to their transformations over time. Even though participants perceived the aggravation of their suffering in the unfolding of their relations with institutions such as City Hall, the Public Prosecutor's Office, and House of Councilors, many reorganized their lives according to their participation in court proceeding sand public demonstrations. The protests' flags declared that such a tragic incident must never repeat itself ("never again"), and that public agents need to be held accountable for their responsibility in the fire ("those responsible must pay for the tragedy”). Through the participant observation of events and the monitoring of media reports about the "tragedy", this research shows the micropolitical work of emotions within the transformation of the meaning of an event.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038115.v1
title: Overcoming intimate partner violence: a review

description: Abstract Research on intimate partner violence usually does not focus on what happens when the relationship ends. This article presents a narrative review through a systematic research with the objective of understanding the significance of overcoming violence, and how people who decide to leave a violent relationship manage to leave violence behind. The selected papers present different outputs of a violent relationship, which include ending the relationship, denouncing to authorities, dying at the hands of the perpetrator, killing the partner or committing suicide. These alternatives can end the violence or allow it to continue and even get worse. As a conclusion a definition of overcoming intimate partner violence is proposed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038115
title: Overcoming intimate partner violence: a review

description: Abstract Research on intimate partner violence usually does not focus on what happens when the relationship ends. This article presents a narrative review through a systematic research with the objective of understanding the significance of overcoming violence, and how people who decide to leave a violent relationship manage to leave violence behind. The selected papers present different outputs of a violent relationship, which include ending the relationship, denouncing to authorities, dying at the hands of the perpetrator, killing the partner or committing suicide. These alternatives can end the violence or allow it to continue and even get worse. As a conclusion a definition of overcoming intimate partner violence is proposed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038118.v1
title: Sexual and reproductive health, religious conservatism, and access to medicines: a discussion on the global advocacy strategy of the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception

description: Abstract The International Consortium for Emergency Contraception is a non-governmental organization, created in 1996 by initiative of the Rockefeller Foundation initiative. ICEC has been the main international voice advocating for the access to emergency contraception (EC) and its dissemination in so-called developing countries. Its website is an important source of information and a vehicle for EC advocacy. A thematic analysis was performed on selected ICEC website documents available during the 2013-2014 period. This article questions whether the lack of a broad discussion on sexuality and human rights that results from this assessment responds to a political scenario of intensified religious fundamentalism.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20038118
title: Sexual and reproductive health, religious conservatism, and access to medicines: a discussion on the global advocacy strategy of the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception

description: Abstract The International Consortium for Emergency Contraception is a non-governmental organization, created in 1996 by initiative of the Rockefeller Foundation initiative. ICEC has been the main international voice advocating for the access to emergency contraception (EC) and its dissemination in so-called developing countries. Its website is an important source of information and a vehicle for EC advocacy. A thematic analysis was performed on selected ICEC website documents available during the 2013-2014 period. This article questions whether the lack of a broad discussion on sexuality and human rights that results from this assessment responds to a political scenario of intensified religious fundamentalism.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5907736
title: How to do necropolitics at home: The “gender ideology” and the peace agreements in colombia

description: Abstract This article seeks to analyze a collection of both audiovisual and written discourses disseminated by sectors that promoted the vote for the NO in the plebiscite for peace, held on October 2nd 2016, in Colombia, as well as the discourses of institutional agents in the middle of the debate around the so-called “gender ideology”. I follow the Van Dijk, Lazar and Kress and Leeuwen´s methodological proposals in order to do an approach from the Critical Multimodal Analysis of the Discourse in a feminist perspective. The analysis shows the performative capacity of discourses directed to the micropolitical level but with material effects in both life and death policies.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5907736.v1
title: How to do necropolitics at home: The “gender ideology” and the peace agreements in colombia

description: Abstract This article seeks to analyze a collection of both audiovisual and written discourses disseminated by sectors that promoted the vote for the NO in the plebiscite for peace, held on October 2nd 2016, in Colombia, as well as the discourses of institutional agents in the middle of the debate around the so-called “gender ideology”. I follow the Van Dijk, Lazar and Kress and Leeuwen´s methodological proposals in order to do an approach from the Critical Multimodal Analysis of the Discourse in a feminist perspective. The analysis shows the performative capacity of discourses directed to the micropolitical level but with material effects in both life and death policies.