No. 26 (2024): Corporealities: Dialogues on Subject and Gender

This monograph seeks to highlight works that approach those other corporealities—those that move away from hegemonic narratives and occupy the margins to create new paradigms of representation. The contributions address, from an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspective, how gender and the social boundaries and constructions that sustain it have shaped the development of identities and bodies throughout history. From theoretical proposals examining bodily representations in contemporary Spanish literature to studies delving into dissident corporealities in fields such as music or specific historiographical contexts, it presents a diverse selection that explores the academic possibilities of this field through the lens of multidisciplinarity.