El llamado del feminismo y el género: disciplinas, academia, activismo y olas
Palabras clave:
feminismo, olas feministas, activismo, perspectiva de género, feminism, feminist waves, activism, gender perspectiveSinopsis
El presente libro explora las voces que problematizan lo positivo y lo posiblemente negativo del feminismo mediante un recorrido teórico-conceptual de su teoría, caracterizando las complejas raíces del mismo junto con las del género. Se toman como punto de partida algunos de sus principios disciplinarios, a través de enclaves teoréticos como la historia, la filosofía y la antropología, y su complicada relación con la dimensión activista. No se pretende desplazar las conocidas narrativas de las olas feministas, sino mostrarlas en términos de una red conceptual que ayude a dar soporte y nitidez a los discursos.
A través de cada capítulo se plantea una red conceptual explicativa del feminismo y del género, tratando de alcanzar y de dar lugar a las generaciones nuevas y a las no tan nuevas. Que lleve a la posibilidad de vislumbrar que el feminismo es un instrumento útil para acercarse a ese proceso de autoconciencia tan deseado y buscado por las feministas de la segunda ola, y darle al género el lugar que le corresponde, más allá de una concepción de moneda de cambio, dentro de las políticas públicas, en nuestros contextos.
The Call of Feminism and Gender: Disciplines, Academia, Activism and Waves
This book explores the voices that problematize the positive and possibly the negative of feminism through a theoretical-conceptual tour of its theory, characterizing the complex roots of it along with those of gender. Some of its disciplinary principles are taken as a starting point, through theoretical enclaves such as history, philosophy and anthropology, and its complicated relationship with the activist dimension. The book does not intend to displace the well-known narratives of feminist waves, but to show them in terms of a conceptual network that helps to give support and clarity to the discourses.
Through each chapter, an explanatory conceptual network of feminism and gender is proposed, trying to reach and give rise to the new generations and the not so new ones. That leads to the possibility of glimpsing that feminism is a useful instrument to approach the process of self-awareness so desired and sought by feminists of the second wave, and to give gender its rightful place, beyond tokenism, within public policies, in our contexts.
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