
handle: 10016/44160
La emergencia de movimientos sociales que representan estrategias de emancipación y de reclamaciones de agravios diferentes ha supuesto varias conmociones en el pensamiento político contemporáneo. El abandono de la idea de un sujeto histórico único está en la base de distintas respuestas como las de «multitud» o «articulación» de reclamaciones. La tesis de este trabajo es que el pensamiento interseccional permite entender mejor estas transformaciones si acompañamos las ideas de articulación de una distinción entre la fraternidad basada en experiencias compartidas y la solidaridad basada en el acompañamiento a las diferentes demandas sociales.
The emergence of social movements representing strategies of emancipation and claims of different grievances has brought several shocks to contemporary political thought. The abandonment of the idea of a single historical subject is at the basis of different responses such as those of «multitude» or «articulation» of claims. The thesis of this paper is that intersectional thinking allows us to better understand these transformations if we accompany the ideas of articulation with a distinction between fraternity based on shared experiences and solidarity based on the accompaniment of different social claims.
Intersectionality, Populism, Hegemonía, Movimientos sociales, Solidaridad, Movimientos Sociales, Solidarity, Fraternidad, Hegemony, :3 - Ciencias sociales [CDU], Populismo, Fraternity, Social Movements, Sociología, Interseccionalidad
Intersectionality, Populism, Hegemonía, Movimientos sociales, Solidaridad, Movimientos Sociales, Solidarity, Fraternidad, Hegemony, :3 - Ciencias sociales [CDU], Populismo, Fraternity, Social Movements, Sociología, Interseccionalidad
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