No. 14 (2015): Contemporary perspectives on gender, power, and representation in cultural production

This monograph examines the social construction of gender and its manifestations in literature, art, and contemporary cultural discourses. It analyzes how female and dissident identities have been represented, silenced, or re-signified across different historical and geographical contexts. Several contributions focus on the critique of patriarchal structures and heterosexual normativity, highlighting strategies of symbolic and political resistance. The relationship between body, desire, and power is also explored, particularly in narratives that challenge the boundaries between the public and the private. Some articles address the recovery of the historical memory of marginalized women, emphasizing their role in significant social and political processes. The volume includes theoretical reflections on contemporary feminisms and their dialogue with postmodernity.