El ojo torcido

How do they look at dissident subjectivities? Is there an inclined view that opposes the straight and hegemonic view of patriarchy, heteronorm and ableism? Can these perspectives, from aesthetics and literary practices, propose lines of flight that open new paths for feminist, queer and crip politics? This book finds in the crooked eye a possibility of emancipation from normative knowledge and standardized views from feminism and queer theory. After unraveling the ocularcentrism that governs us and examining that model that has placed sight at the top of the senses, Marta Pascua draws a theoretical guideline that challenges the visual tyranny of the present. With the focus of analysis on contemporary literature, she sees a powerful combat weapon in the metaphors of the averted gaze that populate feminist and queer writings. Following the author's call, let's proclaim together the rebellion of crooked eyes and join this rebellious cry of feminism and queer-crip bodies.