Anarcofeminismo e Identidad(es) : una mirada histórica al anarcofeminismo en el estado español
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El presente artículo pretende indagar en el desarrollo histórico
y el devenir político de las principales ideas y producciones intelectuales
y literarias anarcofeministas a lo largo del siglo XX a través de reflexiones
en torno a la construcción de las subjetividades feministas en el seno
del movimiento libertario en el estado español. Para ello, asumiendo los
postulados del conocimiento situado, tan esencial en el pensamiento político
feminista contemporáneo, la autora parte de sus propias vicisitudes
identitarias como anarquista y feminista para reflexionar sobre la conjugación
de ambas lealtades epistemológicas y políticas.
The present article intends to enquire about the historical development and the political evolution of the main anarchist-feminist ideas and the intellectual and literary productions during the twentieth century through considering the construction of feminist subjectivities within the Libertarian movement in Spain. In order to do so, the author has evaluated the situated knowledge’s postulates, specially the postulates of the feminist contemporary political thought, and the identity difficulties she has met along her own experience as an anarchist and a feminist, to think over the conjuction of both epistemological and politic loyalties.
The present article intends to enquire about the historical development and the political evolution of the main anarchist-feminist ideas and the intellectual and literary productions during the twentieth century through considering the construction of feminist subjectivities within the Libertarian movement in Spain. In order to do so, the author has evaluated the situated knowledge’s postulates, specially the postulates of the feminist contemporary political thought, and the identity difficulties she has met along her own experience as an anarchist and a feminist, to think over the conjuction of both epistemological and politic loyalties.







