Corre, y no te detengas que una jauría enardecida pretende darte caza. Una chica trans llamada Gabriela. Gabriel (a), de Raúl Vallejo

Abstract

Th is raises trial, as a starting point, think about violence suff ered by the protagonist of the novel by Raul Vallejo in the fi eld of what anthropologist Rita Segato feminist called “crimes of patriarchy”. From this defi nition, it is interesting to observe the eff ects of such violence on the bodies of a trans community, there where urban devices of aggression and discipline, aff ective complicities, sex traffi cking and globalization, personal narratives and pharmacological experiences are intertwined in the process transit woman. At the same time, reading attends the confi guration of a narrative complex that accommodates the voices of characters from diff erent areas (geographical, social, personal) agree on the construction of a fi ctional universe crossed by the urgencies of the present.