| Sumario: | This work is motivated by questions that involve us in a personal and political manner, from a feminist perspective in order to address philosophical questions regarding recognition and identity. In that sense, we invoke the notion and experience of being queer/cuir, as a situated position and also as a place that can escape from certain hegemonic identity policies, which continue to appear even within lgtbiqa+ movements. Our hypothesis is based in the fact that queer can inhabit and question practices, and not necessarily identities, which opens to other possibilities of teorethic and practical imagination. Following Sedgwick, val flores and Cairo, we intend to think the notion of queer/cuir as a resistance to various current forms of neoconservatism and neoliberalism, as it is more difficult to be appropriated by identity policies. Along with Butler, Puar and Halberstam, among others, we intend to retrace the question that tensions our work: Is identity the only language in which we can make recognition claims? What other recognition horizons can we aim for?
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