Against everything they expected of us
inflections on monogamy, family and neoliberal assimilation
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https://doi.org/10.9771/peri.v1i21.58066Abstract
The family institution in the capitalist system acts as a violent environment, especially for individuals who deviate from sexuality and gender norms, because conservative bourgeois values are reproduced in interpersonal and social relationships. This article critically analyzes the family in a monogamous and neoliberal context. It observes assimilation as a tactic of late capitalism to docilize potentially anti-systemic groups, based on the assumption that monogamy is a colonial structure governed by patriarchy and heterocisnorm.
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