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http://hdl.handle.net/2183/21868 Imaginarios sociales de la prostitución y la trata sexual: transferencias en la invisibilidad
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Pérez Freire, Silvia
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Atlánticas. Revista Internacional de Estudios Feministas, 2018, 3 (1), 62-84
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[Resumen] En este artículo se presenta un avance de los resultados obtenidos de la
investigación realizada sobre los imaginarios sociales de la prostitución y la
trata sexual en los denominados observadores/as de primer orden: esto es,
personas con una relación directa con ambas realidades y que, desde la
perspectiva de pertenencia a diversos sistemas sociales, ofrecen unas
particulares vivencias, prácticas sociales y discursos que revelan las
transferencias existentes entre ambas. La parte que avanzamos es la que
pertenece al clientelismo sexual y las mujeres víctimas (n=24). Se constata a
través de grupo de discusión y entrevistas en profundidad cómo la legitimación
social de la prostitución ocasiona la invisibilización de la trata sexual, que se
constituye como un mecanismo de ocultación de la propia prostitución para no
ser interpelada social ni jurídicamente aspirando a convertirse en el fenómeno
opaco en esta problemática
[Abstract] This article presents an advance of the results obtained from the investigation on the social imaginaries of prostitution and sexual trafficking in the so-called first-order observers: that is, people with a direct relationship with both realities and, from the perspective of belonging to diverse social systems, they offer individual experiences, social practices and speeches that reveal the existing transfers between both. The part that we advance is the one that belongs to the sexual patronage and the women victims (n = 24). Through a discussion group and interviews in depth, it emerges how the social legitimacy of prostitution causes the invisibilization of sexual trafficking, which is constituted as a mechanism to conceal the prostitution itself so as not to be socially or legally questioned, becoming the opaque phenomenon in this issue
[Abstract] This article presents an advance of the results obtained from the investigation on the social imaginaries of prostitution and sexual trafficking in the so-called first-order observers: that is, people with a direct relationship with both realities and, from the perspective of belonging to diverse social systems, they offer individual experiences, social practices and speeches that reveal the existing transfers between both. The part that we advance is the one that belongs to the sexual patronage and the women victims (n = 24). Through a discussion group and interviews in depth, it emerges how the social legitimacy of prostitution causes the invisibilization of sexual trafficking, which is constituted as a mechanism to conceal the prostitution itself so as not to be socially or legally questioned, becoming the opaque phenomenon in this issue
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