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Feminist Mobilization and the Abortion Debate in Latin America: Lessons from Argentina
Feminist Mobilization and the Abortion Debate in Latin America: Lessons from Argentina Mariela Daby Reed College [email protected] Mason Moseley West Virginia University [email protected] When Argentine President Mauricio Macri announced in March 2018 that he supported a “responsible and mature” national debate regarding the decriminalization of abortion, it took many by surprise. In a Catholic country with a center-right government, in which public opinion regarding abortion had hardly moved in decades—why would the abortion debate surface in Argentina when it did? Our answer is grounded in the social movements literature, as we argue that the organizational framework necessary for growing the decriminalization movement was already built by an emergent feminist movement of unprecedented scope and influence: Ni Una Menos. Through expanding the movement’s social justice frame from gender violence to encompass abortion rights, feminist social movements were able to change public opinion and expand the scope of debate, making salient an issue that had long been politically untouchable. We marshal evidence from multiple surveys carried out before, during, and after the abortion debate and in-depth interviews to shed light on the sources of abortion rights movements in unlikely contexts. When Argentine President Mauricio Macri announced in March 2018 that he supported a “responsible and mature” national debate regarding the decriminalization of abortion, many were surprised. After all, in 2015 he was the first conservative president elected in Argentina in over a decade, and no debate had emerged under prior center-left governments. Moreover, Argentina is a Catholic country, which has if anything seen an uptick in religiosity over the past decade, and little recent movement in public support for abortion rights preceding Macri’s announcement. -
Cuaderno 91 2021 Cuadernos Del Centro De Estudios En Diseño Y Comunicación [Ensayos]
ISSN 1668-0227 Año 22 Número 91 Febrero Cuaderno 91 2021 Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios en Diseño y Comunicación [Ensayos] Proyecto narrativa y género: El camino de la heroína – El arquetipo femenino universal para un nuevo paradigma G. Díaz de Sabatés, C. Posse Emiliani, G. Los Santos y T. Stiegwardt: Prólogo | M. Sabatés: Prefacio | G. Los Santos y T. Stiegwardt: El camino de la heroína, el arquetipo femenino universal para un nuevo paradigma | A. Niedermaier: La fotonovela, un camino posible para los desafíos de un nuevo modelo de mujer | A. Olaizola: Las heroínas transmediales de Alba Cromm, de Vicente Luis Mora, y La muerte me da, de Cristina Rivera Garza | E. Vallazza: Mujeres pioneras en el cine experimental y el video arte argentino | F. Saxe: Heroínas en la historieta. Género y disidencia en "Dora" de Minaverry | M. Mendoza: El Movimiento de Mujeres Indígenas por el Buen Vivir. Intersticios de una lucha feminista, antiextractivista y por la Plurinacionalidad | M. Gruber: Heroínas y malvadas: la construcción de la imagen femenina en Penny Dreadfull (2014-2016) de John Logan | R. Chalko: Las figuras femeninas y su representación musical en la película Safo, historia de una pasión (1943) | S. Müller: Elizaveta, Leni y Agnes; tres mujeres que cambiaron el cine | C. Callis: El alejamiento espiritual de Chihiro: la heroína global de Miyazaki | G. Díaz de Sabatés: Género, activismo y cambio social: re-encuadrando a la heroína contemporánea | C. Esterrich: Maternidades 'heroicas' en Roma, de Alfonso Cuarón | G. Kapila: Atascada en un laberinto (o en una torre) con el Minotauro y tratando de escapar: la princesa Aurora y la emperadora Furiosa son las heroínas del Mito múltiple | R. -
Narratology and Its Discontents: Narrating Beyond Narration
2 Narratology and Its Discontents: Narrating beyond Narration 2017 International conference Narratology and Its Discontents: Narrating beyond Narration Rationale Academy of Dramatic Art, University of Zagreb April 6th–8th 2017 Zagreb, Croatia http://artandscienceresearch.hr/our-seminars- workshops-conferences/narratology-and-its- discontents-narrating-beyond-narration/ The scope of this Conference is intended to represent a wide range of top- Organizer: ics related to the study of logic and principles of narrative production, but Academy of Dramatic Art, also to “postclassical” narratology that goes beyond its structuralist back- Department of Dramaturgy http://dramaturgija.adu.hr/ ground, focusing on the ways that narrative structures our perception of social and cultural phenomena and helps us construct meaning in general. Organizing committee: We are interested in the contextuality of the modes of narrative rep- Prof. dr. Sibila Petlevski Prof. dr. Saša Vojković resentation, in its historicity, and in its pragmatic and artistic functions Lela Šupek across different media. Ljubica Anđelković Džambić What is relevant is the philosophy of action in the theory of narrative, Goran Pavlić in the narrative as communication, in cross-cultural narration, in cognitive Production assistants: theory of narrative acts, and the concept of performativity in narratology Tajana Bakota connected to the embodied ways of knowing. Romana Brajša A narrative explanation in science and knowledge transfer in education is Visual identity, abstract also examined, and in a whole range of other topics that transform narrato- book design and lay-out: logical study into a plethora of different, often interdisciplinary, mixed-meth- Rafaela Dražić od research approaches. Print: Our special guest is a Dutch cultural theorist, critic, video artist and Zelina filmmaker. -
EL DESEO FEMENINO EN LA TEORÍA FÍLMICA FEMINISTA: Dominación Y Sumisión a Propósito De Cincuenta Sombras De Grey
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Repositori Institucional de la Universitat Jaume I UNIVERSITAT JAUME I FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y SOCIALES INSTITUTO UNIVERSITARIO DE ESTUDIOS FEMINISTAS Y DE GÉNERO MÁSTER UNIVERSITARIO EN INVESTIGACIÓN APLICADA EN ESTUDIOS FEMINISTAS, DE GÉNERO Y CIUDADANÍA EL DESEO FEMENINO EN LA TEORÍA FÍLMICA FEMINISTA: Dominación y sumisión a propósito de Cincuenta sombras de Grey TRABAJO FIN DE MÁSTER Presentado por: Laura Corina Roullier Dirigido por: María José Gámez Fuentes Universitat Jaume I – 2014-2015 Resumen Desde los inicios de la industria cinematográfica, el carácter profundamente patriarcal de la misma determinó unos mecanismos de representación que convirtieron a la mujer en una imagen de consumo mediático, en espectáculo y fuente de erotismo para la audiencia masculina. A pesar de esta aparente objetificación del cuerpo femenino, las espectadoras han conseguido disfrutar de las imágenes que consumen, reescribiendo mientras tanto la dicotomía masculino/dominación y femenino/sumisión que ha focalizado gran parte del debate en la teoría fílmica feminista. Cincuenta sombras de Grey es el caso reciente más debatido en torno a esta cuestión. La introducción de una sexualidad explícita a través de las prácticas sadomasoquistas y la recuperación de un tipo de romanticismo gótico es la base sobre la que se construye la relación entre Anastasia y Christian, situada a su vez en un contexto cosmopolita y neoliberal donde las mujeres disfrutan de los logros feministas pero nunca se reconocen como tales. No obstante, las representaciones en Cincuenta sombras no son discutidas solo por su carácter esencialista, sino también –y sobre todo –por encumbrar ideas asociadas a la cultura de la violación, hecho que cobra un especial interés si tenemos en cuenta que nos hallamos en una etapa de revitalización feminista, animada por el activismo a través de las redes sociales. -
Javier Quintero (Colombia) in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for Obtaining the Degree of MASTER of ARTS in DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Is Gender a Global Conspiracy? Origin and Arguments of the Gender Ideology Strategy A Research Paper presented by: Javier Quintero (Colombia) in partial fulfillment of the requirements for obtaining the degree of MASTER OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Major: Human Rights, Gender and Conflict Studies: Social Justice Perspectives (SJP) Members of the Examining Committee: Supervisor: Rosalba Icaza Second Reader: Loes Keysers The Hague, The Netherlands December 2019 ii Contents Chapter 1 1. Introduction 1 1.1 Organization of the paper 1 1.2 Literature review and context 2 1.3 Research Objective and Questions 4 1.4 Methodology and Methods 4 1.4.1 YouTube as a Source 4 1.4.2 Bibliography Research 5 1.4.3 Social Media as a Fieldwork 5 Chapter 2 Theoretical Framework 6 2.1 The human as a process 6 2.1.1 Sexuality Education as manners 7 2.2 Established and Outsiders 8 2.3 Emotional contents 8 2.4 Gender and Ideology 9 2.5 Involvement and Detachment 9 Chapter 3 GI in Colombia 11 Chapter 4 GI in Spain and LATAM 15 4.1 GI as Conspiracy 15 4.2 Religion and Politics in Spain 17 4.3 Agustin Laje: The ‘Secular’ Turn in LATAM 17 4.3.1 The Intellectual Lineage of GI in Laje 18 4.3.2 Conferences 20 4.4 Catholic and Evangelical 23 Chapter 5 The Emergence of GI 25 5.1 Gender Mainstreaming 25 5.1.1 Academic Opposition 27 5.2 Gender as an Ideology 28 5.2.1 Old Strategies 29 Chapter 6 Analysis and Conclusion 30 6.1 Summary 30 6.2 Elias and Development 30 6.3 Final Remarks 31 iii List of Figures Figure 1 We reject GI in Schools" - August 2016 12 Figure 2 March