Notes from a feminist creative experience: pain and patriarchal violence
We propose to give an account of a creative experience shared by the members of the research team about their own experience of pain in relation to patriarchal violence against. In this instance of knowing and opening up to the experience of others women and transfeminised people, there is an interw...
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Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
2024
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| Acceso en línea: | https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/intersticios/article/view/41083 |
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| Sumario: | We propose to give an account of a creative experience shared by the members of the research team about their own experience of pain in relation to patriarchal violence against. In this instance of knowing and opening up to the experience of others women and transfeminised people, there is an interweaving of our own and others' knowledge that comes from self-discovery, expression and transformation in order to access the cognitive and emotional dimension through a strategy that allows us to approach and record our experiences. An interweaving of self-reflexivity, creativity and testimony.
The methodological strategy used was "feminist research-action-creation" aimed at developing a collective poetic corpobiography.
With regard to the creative practice (textiles), some unexpected and intuitive derivations emerged that take up personal, communal and collective healing, its rituals and actions deployed for this purpose. As well as new resignifications of the memories of patriarchal violence and its vestiges in the body and inherited pain. In this journey, the presence of ancestral and mythological images emerges, as well as the genealogical legacy of our ancestors: grandmothers, mothers, aunts, sisters and cousins.
This sinking into the scars of our own and ours is an action suggested by the paradoxical language of the experience of "pain" that brings us closer, finds us, and in this embrace politicizes the minimum, self-empowers our daily rebellions and insists on the construction of an ethics of care. |
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