La construcción discursiva del movimiento queer palestino: la página «Quiénes somos» de al-Qaws como manifiesto político digital

Marco Ammar

doi:10.14198/dissoc.33070

Autores/as

Marco Ammar Università degli Studi di Genova, Italia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14198/dissoc.33070

Palabras clave:

análisis crítico del discurso, movimiento queer palestino, al-Qwas, descolonialidad, manifiesto digital, ethos colectivo

Resumen

Este artículo propone un análisis crítico-discursivo de la página «Quiénes somos» (نحن من) del sitio web del colectivo palestino al-Qaws, interpretándola como un manifiesto político digital. A través de un examen integrado de la construcción identitaria, el estudio de las metáforas conceptuales y el género discursivo, el artículo analiza las estrategias discursivas mediante las cuales el colectivo construye una subjetividad queer palestina situada y descolonial. El análisis muestra cómo el texto articula una posición política que desafía simultáneamente el patriarcado heteronormativo, el colonialismo israelí y el homonacionalismo occidental, produciendo una contranarrativa que reivindica la autodeterminación epistémica y política. La contribución destaca el papel de las páginas de autorrepresentación de los movimientos sociales como espacios de producción ideológica y resistencia simbólica, al tiempo que cuestiona las tensiones entre lo local y lo global, la visibilidad y la marginalidad, que caracterizan el activismo queer en el contexto colonial palestino.

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