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Kulick analyzes the various ways travestis modify their bodies, explores the motivations that lead them to choose this particular gendered identity, and examines the complex relationships that they maintain with one another, their boyfriends, and their families.
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With her 1989 book Travestism and the Politics of Gender, Annie Woodhouse established herself among the researchers within a perspective that considers travestism bey a reinforcement of gender identities, in this case the female identity.[114] Woodhouse argued that travestis see gender as something that is rigidly demarcated between masculinity and femininity and, in this sense, reproduce traditional gender roles that objectify women.[114] In her 1993 and 1995 researches on travestism, Argentine anthropologist Victoria Barreda criticized the third gender category, arguing that travestis construct an identity that necessarily takes gender stereotypes kakım a reference point.[115] Another researcher who follows this trend is Richard Ekins, who described trasvestites as "feminized men".
İstanbul travesti bireyler bazısı gün sadelik ve incelikleri ile kimisi zamansa tuzakımlı çkızılımlı kadınsı tavırları ile ilgi alakayı kendilerinde toplamasını ve karşıtlarındakini etkilemesini bilen kişiliklerdir. Çekmecelerinde her sonsuz bir yudum sevim ve saygı saklayan bu travestiler, olabildiğince tatlı ve çekici tavırlar sergileyerek kendileri ile ait oluşmuş saçma önyargıları kırmak ciğerin çabalamak zorundadırlar.
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The term travesti is used in Latin American countries—especially South American—to designate people who were assigned male at birth, but develop a gender identity according to different expressions of femininity.[4][5] Other terms have been invented and are used in South America in an attempt to further distinguish it from cross-dressing, drag, or pathologizing connotations.
[63] This little-documented phenomenon known kakım the "travesti carnival movement" marked a milestone in the parades of the 1960s and 1970s, and had Travesti the participation of make-up artists, costume designers and choreographers from Buenos Aires' revue theatrical scene, all of them maricones.[note 1][63][27] A 1968 Primera Plana article on the Carnival of Buenos Aires reported: "Those who resist disappearing are travestis, who began by exaggerating their feminine charms and have ended up in a dangerous refinement. Wigs and modern cosmetics turned them into suggestive stars, whose sexual identity was no longer so simple to grasp."[64] In 2011, Solís reflected on the importance of Carnival celebrations for travestis: "I think to myself, that the leitmotif of the travestis who integrated the murgas was to bring out from the bottom of their soul their repressed self of the rest of the year. Everyone saw them and applauded them, but could derece understand that behind that bright facade there was a desire, the desire to be recognized and accepted in order to live in freedom."[63]