Escrivivencia and autoethnography from the AfrocuerpA

This article is based on doctoral research that studies the manifestations of resistance in AfrocuerpAs in Mexico and Colombia, a process that gave rise to the need to understand and elaborate a methodologicalproposal for Afrodecolonial research-creation. This proposalis based on Afrodescendant studies, prioritizing sensitivities, emotions and sensations, as well as the artistic creations of black women as knowledge-producing subjects. It takes a journey through the various tools of research and writing of Afrodescendant women from Améfrica Ladina, taking into account the violence experienced from the intersections of genderraceclass, mainly in academic and intellectual spaces.

Autoethnography · Identity (music) · Narrative · Perspective (graphical) · Caribbean history, culture, and politics · Historical Studies in Central America · Latin American history and culture