March 6, 2020
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Brice Chamouleau, « Subjectivités queer, privacité et immunisation démocratique dans l’Espagne post-franquiste », Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez, ID : 10.4000/mcv.12291
If the history of queer subjectivities is regularly transferred to the history of the democratization of post-Franco Spain, considering it as a symptom of the logics of democratic inclusion, this article explores their advent in Spain in the 1970s in the light of their moral exclusions outside civil citizenship. The «private sphere» guaranteed by the Constitution, experienced by these subjectivities, is understood in this contribution as immune technology that contributes to the cutting of the field of post-Franco politics, that refuses the irruption of queer affects within the dominant public space. The article contributes to a biopolitical history of regime change in Spain which, contrary to the logics of recognition, opens a process of disintegration, in democracy, of conflicting political and ethical communities for the moral order of civil citizenship instituted in 1978.