Scriptural feminist narratives of the territories. Ni Una Menos Mendoza in the face of international feminist strikes (2020-2023)
On March 8, 2020, the women and feminism movement gathered in the streets of Argentina after carrying out the IV International Feminist Strike. That year the main slogan in the country's marches was “Legal Abortion.” Although social confinement was imminent as a preventive health measure agains...
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On March 8, 2020, the women and feminism movement gathered in the streets of Argentina after carrying out the IV International Feminist Strike. That year the main slogan in the country's marches was “Legal Abortion.” Although social confinement was imminent as a preventive health measure against COVID-19 infections, feminists filled the streets also demanding productive and reproductive work, a living wage and against violence. With the establishment of social, preventive and mandatory isolation as of March 20, new demands began to be heard. The issues of greatest attention had to do with the increase in violence and the increase in reproductive work carried out, primarily, by women and feminized bodies. Here, we propose to recover, through the analysis of the scriptural feminist narratives of the territories, the concerns and demands of the Cuyo women's/feminism movement in the period 2020-2023. This is a situated reading (Haraway, 1995; Harding, 1996) of the documents written by the collective Ni Una Menos Mendoza prepared for the international feminist strikes, covering a period of time that allows us to observe what the concerns and demands were at the time when the pandemic arrived and then, how those demands deepened, displaced or radically transformed according to the new vital conditions. Analyzing the different modulations that these scriptural narratives were acquiring implies a reading policy that allows the thematization of politics within and outside the feminist movement in relation to urgent issues and emerging issues on the agenda starting in 2020. |
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I10-R342-article-411482024-07-12T16:10:59Z Scriptural feminist narratives of the territories. Ni Una Menos Mendoza in the face of international feminist strikes (2020-2023) Narrativas feministas escriturales de los territorios. Ni Una Menos Mendoza ante los paros internacionales feministas (2020-2023) Narrativas escriturais feministas dos territórios. Ni Una Menos Mendoza em face das greves feministas internacionais (2020-2023) Fernández Hasan, Valeria International feminist strike scriptural feminist narratives feminist agenda Paro internacional feminista narrativas feministas escriturales agenda feminista Greve feminista internacional narrativas escriturais feministas agenda feminista On March 8, 2020, the women and feminism movement gathered in the streets of Argentina after carrying out the IV International Feminist Strike. That year the main slogan in the country's marches was “Legal Abortion.” Although social confinement was imminent as a preventive health measure against COVID-19 infections, feminists filled the streets also demanding productive and reproductive work, a living wage and against violence. With the establishment of social, preventive and mandatory isolation as of March 20, new demands began to be heard. The issues of greatest attention had to do with the increase in violence and the increase in reproductive work carried out, primarily, by women and feminized bodies. Here, we propose to recover, through the analysis of the scriptural feminist narratives of the territories, the concerns and demands of the Cuyo women's/feminism movement in the period 2020-2023. This is a situated reading (Haraway, 1995; Harding, 1996) of the documents written by the collective Ni Una Menos Mendoza prepared for the international feminist strikes, covering a period of time that allows us to observe what the concerns and demands were at the time when the pandemic arrived and then, how those demands deepened, displaced or radically transformed according to the new vital conditions. Analyzing the different modulations that these scriptural narratives were acquiring implies a reading policy that allows the thematization of politics within and outside the feminist movement in relation to urgent issues and emerging issues on the agenda starting in 2020. El 8 de marzo de 2020 el movimiento de mujeres y feminismo se congregó en las calles de Argentina tras llevar adelante el IV Paro Internacional Feminista. Ese año la consigna principal en las marchas del país fue “Aborto Legal”. Aunque era inminente el confinamiento social como medida sanitaria preventiva ante los contagios por COVID-19, las feministas llenaron las calles reclamando también por trabajo productivo y reproductivo, salario digno y contra las violencias. Con el establecimiento del aislamiento social, preventivo y obligatorio a partir del 20 de marzo, nuevas demandas comenzaron a hacerse oír. Los temas de mayor atención tuvieron que ver con el incremento de las violencias y el aumento del trabajo reproductivo realizado, primordialmente, por mujeres y cuerpos feminizados. Aquí, nos proponemos recuperar, a través del análisis de las narrativas feministas escriturales de los territorios, las preocupaciones y demandas del movimiento de mujeres/feminismo cuyano en el período 2020-2023. Se trata de una lectura situada (Haraway, 1995; Harding, 1996) de los documentos escritos por la colectiva Ni Una Menos Mendoza elaborados para los paros internacionales feministas abarcando un período de tiempo que permite observar cuáles eran las preocupaciones y demandas en el momento en el que advino la pandemia y luego, cómo esas demandas se fueron profundizando, desplazando o transformando radicalmente de acuerdo a las nuevas condiciones vitales. Analizar las diferentes modulaciones que estas narrativas escriturales fueron adquiriendo implica una política de lectura que permite la tematización de lo político intra y extramovimiento feminista en relación con los temas urgentes y los temas emergentes de la agenda a partir de 2020. Em 8 de março de 2020, o movimento de mulheres e feminista se reuniu nas ruas da Argentina após a IV Greve Feminista Internacional. Naquele ano, o principal slogan das marchas no país foi "Aborto legal". Embora o confinamento social fosse iminente como uma medida preventiva de saúde contra a infecção pelo HIV, as feministas saíram às ruas exigindo trabalho produtivo e reprodutivo, um salário digno e contra a violência. Com o estabelecimento do isolamento social, preventivo e compulsório a partir de 20 de março, novas demandas começaram a ser ouvidas. As questões que receberam mais atenção estavam relacionadas ao aumento da violência e ao aumento do trabalho reprodutivo realizado principalmente por mulheres e corpos feminizados. Aqui, propomos recuperar, por meio da análise de narrativas feministas escritas nos territórios, as preocupações e demandas do movimento de mulheres/feminismo em Cuyo no período de 2020-2023. Trata-se de uma leitura situada (Haraway, 1995; Harding, 1996) dos documentos escritos pelo coletivo Ni Una Menos Mendoza para as greves feministas internacionais, cobrindo um período de tempo que nos permite observar quais eram as preocupações e demandas no momento da pandemia e, depois, como essas demandas foram aprofundadas, deslocadas ou radicalmente transformadas de acordo com as novas condições vitais. A análise das diferentes modulações que essas narrativas escritas adquiriram implica uma política de leitura que permite a tematização do político dentro e fora do movimento feminista em relação às questões urgentes e emergentes na agenda a partir de 2020. Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades 2024-07-12 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/intersticios/article/view/41148 Interstices of politics and culture. Latin American interventions; Vol. 13 No. 25 (2024): Diffractions, Articulations, and Coalitions Between Academia and Activisms ; 141-169 Intersticios de la política y la cultura. Intervenciones latinoamericanas; Vol. 13 Núm. 25 (2024): Difracciones, articulaciones y coaliciones entre academia y activismos; 141-169 Intersticipações de política e cultura. Intervenções na América Latina; v. 13 n. 25 (2024): Difrações, articulações e coalizões entre academia e ativismos; 141-169 2250-6543 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/intersticios/article/view/41148/45766 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |