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Abstract: In face of advancing precariousness brought forth by neoliberal policies and the resurgence of conservative movements, we discuss how friendships could be a space of reinvention of social relations and resistance, constituting dissident affective bonds and support networks. We address, through a micropolitical and affirmative approach, the transformative potential of making kin outside biological and sexual relations, as well as of inventing fugitive forms of instituting such ties, particularly amongst queer-feminist subjects. By activating the speculative and political imagination, we inquire the ways in which we can visibilize, perform and materialize these relationships, opening up distinct social and subjective spaces that could allow us alternative presents and futures together beyond heteronormative structures. Key words: friendship; kinship; interdependence; precarization; care; queer-feminist politics; modes of existence; micropolitics; political imagination; speculative feminisms Resumen: Ante el avance de la precarización provocada por las políticas neoliberales y el resurgimiento de los movimientos conservadores, discutimos cómo las amistades pueden ser un espacio de resistencia y de reinvención de las relaciones sociales, constituyendo vínculos afectivos y redes de apoyo disidentes. Abordamos, a través de un enfoque micropolítico y afirmativo, el potencial transformador del establecimiento de relaciones de parentesco más allá de las biológicas y sexuales, así como de la invención de formas fugitivas de instituir tales lazos, particularmente entre sujetos queer-feministas. Al activar la imaginación política y especulativa, investigamos las formas por las cuales podemos visibilizar, performar y materializar estas relaciones, abriendo espacios sociales y subjetivos distintos que podrían permitirnos presentes y futuros comunes alternativos más allá de las estructuras heteronormativas. Palabras clave: amistad; parentesco; interdependencia; precarización; cuidados; políticas queer-feministas; modos de existencia; micropolítica; imaginación política; feminismos especulativos

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