It is my contention that, far from this, we must understand that analyzing a subject’s attitudes and motivations entails much more than defining the way in which they live their sexuality, their sex or their gender: it means, above all, establishing an intersectional approach that can give an account of a complex network of belongings, identifications and relations that act on -although we can hardly say that they “explain”- a human being and their actions.
Por el contrario, es fundamental comprender que indagar en las motivaciones y las actitudes de un sujeto implica mucho más que conocer su modo de vivir la sexualidad, el sexo o el género: implica, ante todo, establecer un enfoque interseccional que dé cuenta de la compleja red de pertenencias, identidades y vínculos que atraviesan - aunque difícilmente podamos decir que “explican” - a un ser humano y sus acciones.