Feminismo(s): hibridaciones frente a diferencialismos (Feminism(s): hybridition versus differentialisms)
Keywords:
Feminismo(s), movimientos sociales, hibridaciones, networking, feminism(s), social movements, hybridationAbstract
En este articulo se propone una reflexión sobre algunos de los sentidos que la palabra feminismo puede adquirir para las activistas de movimientos sociales. En un momento histórico en el cual el término es usado con una cierta ligereza, analizaremos las influencias de los condicionantes sociales en la auto-identificación como feminista. Se toma, como punto de partida, la opinión de activistas italianas, chilenas y del Estado español entrevistadas a principio de siglo en el marco de la tesis doctoral Narrativas de mujeres sobre las relaciones de género en los movimientos sociales mixtos. El análisis de su vivencia y percepción sirve como estimulo para un debate que apueste hacia un feminismo que se desplace desde una lógica diferencialista, hacia una visión que, sin negar las particularidades, reconozca y valorice las hibridaciones y el trabajo en red.This article proposes a reflection on some of the meanings that the word feminism may have for social movement women’s activists. At a historical moment in which the term is used with a certain lightness, we will analyze the influence of social factors in women’s self-identification as feminists. The point of departure is the opinion of Italian, Chilean and Spanish activists interviewed at the beginning of the century in the framework of the doctoral thesis Women’s narratives on gender relations in mixed social movements. The analysis of their experience and perception serves as a starting point to bet on a feminism that moves from a differentialist logic, towards a vision that, without denying the particularities, recognizes and valorizes hybridisations and networking.
Available from: https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1115
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