María Lugones, a interseccionalidade e os feminismos na sua produção : por uma história dos intelectuais, política e interdisciplinar

Abstract

First of all, this dissertation belongs to the theoretical and methodological field of intersection between the history of intellectuals and political history. By virtue from that, the trajectory and intellectual and political production of María Lugones are the objects of this research. To provide conceptual depth in the analysis of the philosopher’s journey, the writing of this history was carried out through the interdisciplinarity between history and psychoanalysis. In light of this, I produced an objective/subjective history. The objectivity of this study focuses on the materiality and variability of its sources, while the subjectivity of this investigation occurs through the interdisciplinary interpretation of the material gathered. The sections of the text are subdivided into different panoramas of the “travel” to the “world” of this feminist thinker. The plot goes through María identification as a woman of color, her academic trajectory, her insertion in feminist movements and her subjective crossings narrated in her autobiographical writing. Essayistics writing and collector of readings, of which this job leans over in your textual intelocutions with Gloria Anzaldúa, Michel de Certeau, Elsa Brown, Anne McClintock and Audre Lorde. María theories, concepts and practice pilgrimage through the morality of personal and institutional relationships, through coalitional and decolonial feminisms. Then, the interest of this writing was especially focused on intersectionality, multiculturalism, the unmasking of hegemonic feminism, the modern/colonial gender system and decolonial feminism in its production. Finally, and subsequently, this observation was dedicated to the reception of lugoneano philosophical thought captured through the emotions expressed in the book Speaking face to face: the visionary philosophy of María Lugones, – an in-depth view of his reflections and a tribute to your to die – as well, as the reception of his philosophy by Brazilian historiography.