Sexual and Gender Diversity, Geo(necro)politics and Heterotopic Alternatives: is a better world (still) possible?

Abstract

Which social and political theories that emerged outside the hegemonic centers of thought can contribute to the understanding of the relationships between modernity, capitalism, national states, and moralities, thus configuring themselves as "other" epistemologies, methodologies and scientific ontologies, more appropriate to give account of geopolitics strongly marked by transnational dispositives that, in a necropolitical way, hide sexual and gender diversity (or non-normative sexualities) globally? What alternatives for a fairer and happier world would such theories, epistemologies, methodologies and scientific ontologies help us to envision, with regard to the expressions of sexual and gender diversity, in a future already underway? This article intends to answer, even partially, to these questions.