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El presente artículo se propone analizar de forma crítica y reflexiva la expoliación que el sistema económico hegemónico realiza del trabajo de las mujeres y de los recursos proporcionados por la Pachamama desde la perspectiva del(os) ecofeminismo(s) para, a partir de ahí, mirar el fenómeno de heterogeneidad estructural que caracteriza a Abya Yala. A través de un breve recorrido teórico, se pretende hacer visible la ceguera patriarcal de los enfoques teóricos dominantes, que observan los fenómenos sociales a partir de una óptica masculinizada que se ha pretendido imponer como modelo universal de análisis al considerar que los estragos del sistema capitalista impactan por igual a hombres y mujeres, lo que contribuye a reproducir y profundizar los sesgos andro y antropocéntricos, así como las desigualdades. Abstract This article aims to analyze in a critical and reflective way the plundering that the hegemonic economic system carries out of the work of women and the resources provided by the Pachamama from the perspective of ecofeminism(s) to, from there on, look at the phenomenon of structural heterogeneity that characterizes Abya Yala. Through a brief theoretical tour, it is intended to make visible the patriarchal blindness of dominant theoretical approaches, that observe social phenomena from a masculinized perspective that has been tried to impose as a universal model of analysis considering that the ravages of the capitalist system impact men and women equally, which contributes to reproducing and deepening andro and androcentric biases and inequalities.
patriarchy, ecofeminism, structural heterogeneity, inequality colonialism
patriarchy, ecofeminism, structural heterogeneity, inequality colonialism
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