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Resumo
Este trabalho pretende explicar a razão pela qual, a partir da academia feminista, se afirma que o
discurso jurídico da justiça de transição não reconhece a totalidade dos danos experimentados pelas
mulheres no contexto dos conflitos sociopolíticos. Para isso, são analisados três fatores responsáveis
com base no direito internacional e na construção ocidental do corpo feminino como dualista e
essencialista. Argumenta-se que os danos não reconhecidos usualmente por esse discurso jurídico
são “danos pelo reconhecimento secundário”, pois não fazem parte das figuras jurídicas típicas e
dos discursos que antecedem a experiência em si.
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