This research proposes a look LGBTQ person’s body, seen as different from
the normative hegemony of sexualities, as a social body, creating meaning and being
a creator force of revolutions. Starting from the cultural perspective proposed by
Cliffor Geertz, and the thoughts about body, sexuality and gender of third wave
feminist Judith Butler, the ritualities that intertwine human relations, the images that
permeate the world and our representation as individuals, the body-revolution is
conceptualized and organized. Here, through an anthropological look of the LGBTQ
person, the body-revolution takes shape and is manifested.
