Publication: Sociogénesis del feminismo liberal: el feminismo utilitarista
Authors
Delgado Pastor, Diego
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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https://doi.org/10.6018/daimon/269351
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Abstract
La historia del movimiento feminista
ha sido estudiada con desigual interés. Los estudios sobre la primera ola se han visto reducidos
a lo anecdótico de la vindicación de los derechos
de la mujer. Esta reducción justifica los conceptos fundamentales de las diferentes obras de la
época proponiendo una imagen inocente de las
primeras movilizaciones feministas, sujeta todavía al curso mayor de las revoluciones liberales
burguesas. Abordar esta primera etapa desde la
sociología de sus filosofías y del movimiento
social que supuso ya a principios del siglo XIX,
es tarea necesaria para consolidar una imagen más
real de la complejidad de la organización feminista en sus orígenes. Sólo así podremos hacernos
una idea consecuente con la complejidad de sus
propuestas.
The history of the feminist movement hasn’t been always studied with the same interest. Studies about the first-wave have been reduced to an anecdotic vindication of women rights. This reduction justifies the fundamental concepts of the different works during this period, proposing an innocent image of the early feminist mobilizations, which was still attached to the greater course of the bourgeois liberal revolutions. Tackle this first phase from its philosophical sociology and the social movement it created at the beginning of the XIX century, it is a necessary task in order to consolidate a more real image of the complexity of this feminist organization in its early days. It is the only way to get a consequent idea of the complexity of these proposals.
The history of the feminist movement hasn’t been always studied with the same interest. Studies about the first-wave have been reduced to an anecdotic vindication of women rights. This reduction justifies the fundamental concepts of the different works during this period, proposing an innocent image of the early feminist mobilizations, which was still attached to the greater course of the bourgeois liberal revolutions. Tackle this first phase from its philosophical sociology and the social movement it created at the beginning of the XIX century, it is a necessary task in order to consolidate a more real image of the complexity of this feminist organization in its early days. It is the only way to get a consequent idea of the complexity of these proposals.
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Citation
Daimon. Revista Internacional de Filosofía, 2016, Suplemento 5, pp. 399-406
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