Mujeres Saharauis, Colonialidad del Género y Nacionalismos: un acercamiento a partir de los feminismos decoloniales | Saharawi women, Gender Colonialism and Nationalisms: A decolonial feminism-based approach

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Abstract
El presente texto indaga en las experiencias de las mujeres saharauis durante el periodo revolucionario, a mediados de los años 70, en el marco de los feminismos descoloniales. Para ello, parte de nociones como la colonialidad de género y de reflexiones sobre nacionalismos y género realizadas por los feminismos indígenas. En concreto, reparamos en primer lugar en el papel de la Sección Femenina de Falange como principal institución encargada de la colonialidad de género; en segundo lugar, en las claves de género de los discursos nacionalistas de la época y, tercero, en la masiva participación de las mujeres en el Movimiento de Liberación. Todo ello con el objetivo de ahondar en la posible historia feminista decolonial de las mujeres saharauis. This paper examines the different experiences of Saharawi women throughout the revolutionary period of the mid 70s from the perspective of decolonial feminisms. For this purpose, concepts such as ‘gender coloniality’ will serve as a starting point for the discussion, together with reflections on gender and nationalisms carried out by indigenous feminisms. Specifically, I will first discuss the role of the Women Section of the Falange as the chief institution in the generation of gender coloniality; secondly, the gender dimensions in nationalist discourses of the time will be looked at; thirdly, the massive participation of women in the Saharawi Liberation Movement will be unpacked. My aim is ultimately to help build a possible decolonial feminist history of Saharawi women.
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Authors MARTÍN, Rocío MEDINA;
Journal relaciones internacionales
Year 2014
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Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar United States philology. linguistics language and literature sociology (general) political science philosophy (general) arts in general international relations history america computational linguistics. natural language processing

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