Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas

This essay is intended as a criticism to Donna Haraway's approach, one of the most influential on feminist philosophy and cultural debates in the United States. It first explains her main points: (i) a defense of standpoint epistemology, according to which knowledge is always situated; (ii) a p...

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Autor: Villarmea Requejo, Stella Gabriela|||0000-0001-8575-1839
Formato: artículo
Fecha de publicación:1999
País:España
Recursos:Universidad de Alcalá (UAH)
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Palavra-chave:Historia de América
America-History
Filología
Philology
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title Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
spellingShingle Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
Villarmea Requejo, Stella Gabriela|||0000-0001-8575-1839
Historia de América
America-History
Filología
Philology
title_short Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
title_full Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
title_fullStr Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
title_full_unstemmed Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
title_sort Conocimientos situados y estrategias feministas
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America-History
Filología
Philology
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America-History
Filología
Philology
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