Sugar Daddy: Gilberto Freyre y el amor entre blancos y negros
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Keywords

Gilberto Freyre
deseo
homosociabilidad
mestizaje
nación

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Sugar Daddy: Gilberto Freyre y el amor entre blancos y negros. (2017). Cuadernos De Literatura, 21(42). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.cl21-42.sdgf
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Abstract

Este ensayo se enfoca en las representaciones de la homosexualidad en el trabajo de Gilberto Freyre (1900-1987), particularmente, en la manera en que tales figuraciones alteran las nociones de contacto racial y mestizaje. Al echar una mirada a la configuración de los “deseos homosociales” en algunos de los textos de Freyre, se puede entender el rol que las narrativas de relaciones interraciales y homosexuales desempeñan en la estructuración de lo que él llama “la familia patriarcal brasilera” y, de este modo, en la representación canónica de Brasil como nación mestiza.
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