This article explores gender memory through decolonial approaches, revealing new perspectives in Latin American narratives.
This article mobilizes two theoretical-methodological perspectives in the place of enunciation of Latin America: nocturnal maps by Jesús Martín-Barbero and life stories by Ecléa Bosi. These are theoretical-practical perspectives that come close to decolonial translation ethnography, providing opportunities for field research that considers memory in its dialogical function of social mediation in the recognition and resignification of official history. Based on this, we propose a cartography based on women’s narratives that configure what we call gender memory.
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