No. 6 (2007): Feminism, Culture, and Social Transformations: Critical and Contemporary Approaches

This monograph analyzes the construction of gender identities and how cultural, scientific, and political discourses have contributed to sustaining structural inequalities. Study the representation of women in literature, art, and the media, highlighting both the persistence of stereotypes and the emergence of emancipatory narratives. The volume also reflects on the female body as a space of control, resistance, and agency, as well as on memory and the recovery of forgotten feminist genealogies. It includes studies on women’s education, social participation, and cultural production, emphasizing their contributions in historically exclusionary contexts. Additionally, some texts address contemporary issues such as symbolic violence, social inequality, and the challenges facing feminism in the contemporary world.