Vol. 4 No. 7 (2020): Procesos emancipatorios: géneros, disidencias, feminismos

• Editorial La fuerza de la interpelación

  Gabriela Artazo

  9-11

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CONocimientos

• Sexual citizenship and primary health care

  María Teresa Bossio, Rossana Crosetto

  12-28

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• Intersectional strategies for access to sexual and gender dissidents health

  Gisela Giamberardino, Julieta Diaz

  29-44

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• About feminists contributions regarding violence against women

  Isela María Firpo, María Cristela Ramírez, Luciana Soledad Basso

  45-58

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• Fags, cowards and cocksuckers: space practices and masculinities in soccer slogans from La Plata

  Paula Provenzano, Román Fornessi

  59-73

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• Gender stereotypes in childhood An exploratory study on Libertad neighborhood of the city of Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina

  María Milagros Simonetti

  74-89

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• Intersectionality: a concept adaptable to the ethnic reality of Colombia

  Nurys Martínez Guerra , Carlos Martínez

  90-105

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• Disobedient: stories and reflections on passing through the school institution

  Nadia S. Largo , Máximo C. Toledo

  106-120

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• Youth(s), work and gender: necessary linkages

  Consuelo González Clariá

  121-135

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CONtribuciones

• Emancipations in doubt: counter-hegemonic sexualities in disciplinary formation

  Walter Giribuela

  136-149

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• The bad pacient

  Ana Paola Machinandiarena

  150-164

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• Public performativity: political impact of the protest forthe IVE law

  Clara Presman

  165-180

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• Biopolitics, subjectivity and human rights. A sociohistorical look about abortion

  Ximena Soledad Jaureguiberry , Jorgelina Beatriz Farré

  181-195

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• Social work and feminisms: Contributions from teaching, extension and research

  Alicia Genolet

  196-212

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• Crisis and political practice: if the way out is collective, let it be feminist

  Daniela del Valle Coseani, Luana Massei del Papa

  213-230

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• Gender speeches and practices institutionalization process in a Colombian ONG

  Lucila Gardonio

  231-246

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• To wear violet scrubs? Feminisms, caring ethics and public health

  Nuria Gutiérrez

  247-261

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• Collective health, decoloniality and feminism(s). Contributions from the dialogue of knowledge between women

  Carla Antonella Fernández, Lía Nobile Pascualides, Julieta Turconi

  262-278

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• Alterity, bewilderment and hospitality: keys to rethinking social intervention in disability

  Exequiel Torres, Sofía Soria, Mariana Gandolfo

  279-291

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• Maternities and problematic use of psychoactive substances: reflections from social work

  Sofía Povedano

  292-303

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• Sexuality, maternity and masculinity at odds

  Hector Ariel Sanabria, Laura Gimena Ortiz , Leticia Soledad Gutierrez

  304-322

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• The abortion's decition during situations of gender's violence

  Claudia Isabel Blanco, Romina Andrea Sobrino

  323-335

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• Interstices, narratives and reflections emergent since the intervention in violence(s)

  Denise Soledad Paz Ruiz

  336-348

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• Women, bodies and affectivities: intervening in violence, crisis and urgency

  Ayelén Font, Celeste Nicolini

  349-361

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• A femisist perspective. The oppression-pressure of “Must Be”: ¿ Possible to unlearn?

  Paola Nahili Nuñez Rodriguez

  362-374

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CONversaciones

• Para tener diálogos con el Estado es necesario contar con mediaciones organizacionales Entrevista a Dora Barrancos

  Alejandra Domínguez

  375-382

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CONsideraciones

• El feminismo se expande en las universidades Reseña de los Cuadernos feministas para la transversalización de la perspectiva de género. Luciano Fabbri y Florencia Rovetto (Dir. Colecc.) UNR editora, 2020.

  Valeria Nicora

  383-389

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