El entre mujeres como negación de las formas de interdependencia impuestas por el patriarcado capitalista y colonial. Reflexiones en torno a la violencia y la mediación patriarcal

Abstract

Domination and exploitation social relationships —inherited from the colony and developed by contemporary capitalism— are a way of organizing the relationships of interdependence that always shape social life in conditions of scarcity and precariousness. Patriarchal domination is intimately interwoven with such capitalist and colonial exploitation-domination relations. From that perspective, we inquire about the meaning of patriarchal mediation to name the feminine —and feminized bodies— blocking experience —impediment, negation, ignorance, deformation, rupture— of relationships among women under the patriarchal-capitalist regime. We argue that, by rebuilding relationships among women, other forms of mediation are opened up between themselves and the other. They expand the experience of daily and general struggle, illuminating renewed interdependence forms for the sustainability of life that deny and stanch —some— separations imposed by capital.