"THE HISTORICAL BODY: MY DILDO CUMS TERRORISM" POST-PORNOGRAPHY AND PORNOTERRORISM IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES - AN ANALYTIC OF RUPTURE

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to explore the post-pornographic and pornterrorist body as a theoretical way to rethink essentialisms and naturalizations over the body on the writing of history. We are going to historically introduce the construction of two different and incommensurable sexes, and how that speech has been settled by the medicine, anatomy, biology and social-political theories of XIX century, creating a normative and unquestionable truth about sex that remains nowadays. Referencing philosophers as Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Joan Scott, Donna Haraway e Paul B. Preciado, we pretend to rethink the discursive production that normalizes the body and expose the epistemological deviation – replacing the concept of nature by the one of technology – to reappropriate new codes of sexuality, gender and sex based on presentation of three post-porn and pornterrorist organizations in Spain: Post-Op, Quimera Rosa and Diana Pornoterrorista. Concluding that the emergence of these bodies and practices revolutionized the writing of historiography.