Meninos não choram, mas ficam passados!: figurações de gênero e sexualidade nas tirinhas de Anderson Lauro

Abstract

This paper seeks to address the constructed character of gender. The analysis is based on Anderson strips Lauro, Denilson designer Albano. Anderson Lauro is a foreign body that speaks Guacira Lopes, is a boy who moves between males and females in order to give an identity. Judith Butler will speak in the language of performativity as it builds bodies and subjects. Meanings bodies need, according to Le Breton, is a place in contemporary discourse. Men and women seek to create what Lopes calls Guacira personal narratives and participates in this construction the use made of objects, they also mean your senses and are direct reflections of the culture in which they operate, according to Roland Barthes. The body has a driving force, sexuality, designed and built according Guacira Lopes - naturalized, according to a heteronormativity that categorizes subjects. Within the comics, we seek to realize from Anderson Lauro as objects, the environment and social relations resignify bodies and interfere with sexual and gender identities.