No. 13 (2015): Feminisms, Literature, and Memory: Current Approaches to Identity, Power, and Representation

This monograph analyzes the relationship between gender, culture, and power from feminist and interdisciplinary perspectives. The texts explore how literature, film, and art have constructed, reproduced, or challenged traditional models of femininity and masculinity. Several contributions focus on the representation of non-normative identities, particularly regarding sexuality, the body, and desire, highlighting strategies of resistance against patriarchal hegemony. Other studies address the recovery of historical memories of women rendered invisible in contexts of war, migration, and social inequality. The volume reflects on the evolution of contemporary feminisms and their internal debates, such as the tension between equality and difference. Additionally, it includes analyses of the material and symbolic conditions of women in the cultural and artistic spheres.