LEGAL ONTOLOGY AND QUEER THEORY: TOWARD (THE FAILURE OF) THE REVOLT

In the paper we will reflect on how queer theory (in the post-feminisms context) can open a crack in the law. Three ideas are outlined. Firstly, it is a question of deconstructing the idea of universality (in time and space) of categories such as law or sex. Secondly, the difference between law and norm is raised in order to speak of the imposition of the narrative coherence of bodies. Thirdly, by placing the living body category in the center, a degenerate legal ontology is rehearsed in which the device for the production of subjectivity are occupied from the wound, the queer time and the right to appear