devenir mujer como categoría de liberación en la teología de liberación feminista latinoamericana

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Abstract
This article will explore the many possibilities of becoming a woman from the thoughts of Judith Butler and Nestor Perlongher from ask who are the subjects of Latin American liberation theologies? We reply from the ideas of performativity and des essentialization about the subject "woman". The multiple possibilities of becoming a woman are collected by the theologies of Latin American feminist liberation, they built racialized and sexed subjects, dismantling the idea of the poor or populace as a subjects of liberation that made invisibles other problems and struggles inside and outside churches in a postcolonial order.
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Authors ;Gabriela González Ortuño
Journal journal of the faculty of engineering and architecture of gazi university
Year 2015
DOI
10.1344/oxi.2015.i7.14519
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http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/oximora/article/view/14519
Keywords
political scienceethics

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