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Subalternidades femeninas: la autorrepresentación como resistencia

Authors: Espeleta Olivera, Mariana;

Subalternidades femeninas: la autorrepresentación como resistencia

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La tesis presentada propone un marco teórico en el que se encuentran la teoría política gramsciana con la teoría feminista, para pensar sobre la manera en la que se construye políticamente la subalternidad de las mujeres como elemento indispensable de los proyectos hegemónicos, así como las posibilidades de resistencia a esta dominación, particularmente a través de la autorrepresentación. Este marco, se utiliza para revisar la construcción de la hegemonía de género en el México postrevolucionario, y dos casos actuales de colectivos de mujeres mexicanas que resisten esta dominación: Las madres de las asesinadas y desaparecidas de Ciudad Juárez, y las “Patronas” de Veracruz, que ayudan a los migrantes indocumentados en su paso por el país.

The present dissertation, parts from gramscian theory in dialog with feminist theory in order to re-think the way in which women’s subalternity is politically constructed, as a necessary basis to a hegemonic project. This theoretical frame also explains the strategic ways that subaltern women use to resist, referred to as self-representation. On the case study section, this work reviews how in post-revolutionary Mexico the subalternity of women was built; and two actual cases of women in resistance: The mothers of disappeared girls in Ciudad Juarez, and “Las Patronas” of Veracruz, who help Central American migrants on their way across Mexico.

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Feminismo, México, Ética política, Movimientos sociales, Women's studies, Ètica política, 17, Feminism, Estudis de dones, Ciències Humanes i Socials, Estudios sobre la mujer, Social movements, Moviments socials, Gramsci, Antonio, 1891-1937, Feminisme, Mèxic, Political ethics, Mexico

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