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Contrapunteo 1: Intersectionality and Genealogies of Third World Feminist Thought

Mayer-García, Eric

The Journal of American folklore, 2022-03, Vol.135 (536), p.211-219 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Columbus: University of Illinois Press

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Contrapunteo 1: Intersectionality and Genealogies of Third World Feminist Thought
Autor: Mayer-García, Eric
Assuntos: Aesthetics ; afs ethnographic thesaurus: Feminism ; Anthropology ; Artists ; Authenticity ; Cantú, Norma Elia ; Collaboration ; Cultural differences ; Cultural identity ; Culture ; ethnic groups ; Ethnic Studies ; Ethnicity ; Feminism ; Folklore ; Folklorists ; Gender ; Hall, Stuart ; Heroism & heroes ; Hispanic Americans ; Identity ; Ideology ; Intersectionality ; Latin American cultural groups ; LGBTQ studies ; Literary devices ; Manifest Destiny ; Minority & ethnic groups ; Moraga, Cherríe ; Multiculturalism & pluralism ; performance artists ; Publishing industry ; queer culture ; theater studies ; Theaters ; Transnationalism ; women's studies
É parte de: The Journal of American folklore, 2022-03, Vol.135 (536), p.211-219
Notas: Redirecting Currents: Theoretical Wayfinding with Latinx Folkloristics and Women of Color Transnational Feminisms
Descrição: In this essay, I define “Latinx” as a gender-inclusive umbrella term, as a descriptor that emphasizes queer feminist critique and community-making, and as a cultural identity emerging through difference as a connective tissue and vitalizing force. I begin by unpacking some aspects of the relationship between ideological subjugation and Latinx difference as a way of establishing the importance of multiplicity and fluidity to latinidad as a decolonial project in the United States. Discussing several examples of feminist theater, I trace the connections between Latinx and the philosophy of early generations of Third World Feminist thinkers. Specifically, I explore the importance of intersectionality to the emergence and meaning of Latinx.
Editor: Columbus: University of Illinois Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Contrapunteo 1: Intersectionality and Genealogies of Third World Feminist Thought

Mayer-García, Eric

Columbus: University of Illinois Press

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