Los peregrinajes de los feminismos de color en el pensamiento de María Lugones

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09/2014
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Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
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Estudos Feministas
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María Lugones, prestigiosa filósofa feminista argentina, obtuvo su Ph.D. en filosofía y ciencia política por la University of Wisconsin, EEUU. Su compromiso con las Mujeres de Color en ese país comienza en la década de 1960, con las luchas emancipatorias del movimiento negro por los derechos civiles. Este ensayo piensa en clave de “peregrinajes” algunos de los conceptos y sistemas categoriales más importantes acuñados por Lugones, a partir de dos textos fundamentales de la filósofa. Abarcar las posibilidades y límites de la identidad de coalición política “Mujeres de color”, enunciada en un contexto específico, para la praxis feminista de las mujeres latinoamericanas no blancas.
María Lugones is a renowned Argentinian feminist philosopher. She is a Ph.D. in philosophy and political science from the University of Wisconsin, USA. Her commitment to the Women of Color in the United States began in the 1960s, and was influenced by the liberation struggles of the black civil rights movement. This brief essay is aimed at tackling -in terms of “pilgrimage”- some of the most important concepts and systems of categories coined by Lugones, as from two of fundamental texts. In addition, I analyze how the potentialities and limits for political coalition of the identity of Women of Color, may contribute to non-white Latin American feminist praxis in specific contexts.
María Lugones is a renowned Argentinian feminist philosopher. She is a Ph.D. in philosophy and political science from the University of Wisconsin, USA. Her commitment to the Women of Color in the United States began in the 1960s, and was influenced by the liberation struggles of the black civil rights movement. This brief essay is aimed at tackling -in terms of “pilgrimage”- some of the most important concepts and systems of categories coined by Lugones, as from two of fundamental texts. In addition, I analyze how the potentialities and limits for political coalition of the identity of Women of Color, may contribute to non-white Latin American feminist praxis in specific contexts.
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