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Diana Maffia introduces us to the power of the articulation between feminisms and epistemologies, through the invitation to “politicize the personal.” Amparo Moreno Sardá systematizes the criticism of the androcentric paradigm. Yuderkis Espinosa Miñoso articulates the genealogical method with decolonial criticism to problematize the epistemic and political commitments of regional feminisms with colonial nuances. Blas Radi introduces us to Trans Epistemology by challenging the assumption that feminist epistemologies host a wide range of reflections on gender in academic production.
Conceived and edited from the National University of Rosario (Argentina), the collection Feminist Books for Gender Mainstreaming (Cuadernos Feministas para la Transversalización) brings together articles by leading teachers and researchers in the national and international intellectual and academic field, with the purpose of contributing to the formulation of strategies for the mainstreaming the gender and sexualities perspective in all university areas. As part of a public policy that wants to contribute to the necessary discussions in each space, all the titles in this collection are freely accessible in their digital versions:
1. Epistemological
2. Gender in curricula and research
3. Non-sexist and inclusive language
4. Extension experiences
5. Research experiences
6. Management experiences