LA CONTRIBUCIÓN DE JUDITH BUTLER AL DEBATE NORTEAMERICANO SOBRE LA INTRODUCCIÓN DEL DESEO (BEGIERDE) EN LA FENOMENOLOGÍA DEL ESPÍRITU.

This paper aims to analyze Judith Butler's contributions to the recent interpretations of the introduction of desire in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit (1807), proposed by American scholars. In order to achieve this goal, we situate the appearance of desire in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. Then, we reconstruct the main recent American readings. Finally, we examine Butler's interpretation. In the conclusion of this paper, we systematize the most important features of Butler's reading: (a) the meaning of desire in the context of its moment of emergency; (b) the way in which Butler studies this issue, which consist in a thorough reading of chapter III of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit; and (c) Butler's rhetorical perspective of desire. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]