Familia, Escuela Y Calle

Taking literary and theatrical writing as a resource and source, this article delineates issues of gender and power, looking at the essay style and an approach from Critical Theory.Within a paradoxical context, thinking and producing expressions that emphasize the necessary construction of solidarity and common struggles against patriarchy, colonialism and capitalism, both the classical and contemporary collections bring raw material and historical sources to understand ontologies of power and the recognition of the gender identities.Consequently, the employed methodology encompasses literary works that portrayed forms of transgression under a critical view.The approach with feminist epistemologies and contemporary historiographic production allowed (re) found an ethical approach, inclusive and committed to the idea of justice

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