No. 5 (2006): Feminismo e Interculturalidad

This volume relates the intercultural debate, which has a long history in other areas of research, such as ethnicity and the decolonization of peoples, with the literature written by women from feminist perspectives. Some of the articles present link decolonization with feminism, others de-patriarchalize epistemological models, hierarchies and marginalization through the analysis of works and characters. The different analyzes bet on the recognition of the invisible knowledge, the cultures considered subaltern, legitimizing them, analyzing the impositions of "outsiders" and the relationships between hierarchically disparate worlds. Black, indigenous or lesbian women, who constitute the characters of some works, aim to make visible the differences in the construction of subjectivity in a critique of the subject constructed by feminism white and western hegemonic.