Feminismo, ilustración y bienes comunes
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En la literatura filosófica del siglo XVIII la dialéctica de la Ilustración se escribe bajo el subtexto de género de la dominación patriarcal, apareciendo como dos dimensiones de un mismo proceso que identificaba las relaciones de dominación de la naturaleza con las relaciones de dominación de género. El ensayo trata de mostrar, a partir de la lectura de Locke y de los avances en la investigación de la opinión popular, los vínculos entre la dialéctica de la razón patriarcal y la desarticulación de los bienes comunales, para concluir con una exposición de los planteamientos ecofeministas que la crítica a esta relación está produciendo.
Abstract: «Feminism, Enlightenment and common goods». In the philosophical literature of the eighteenth century the Enlightenment dialectic is written under the gender subtext of the patriarchal domination, appearing as two dimensions of the same process, which identified the domination relations in nature with domination relations in gender. This essay tries to show, from the reading of Locke’s extracts and recent research regarding the popular opinion, the links between the dialectics of the patriarchal reason and the disarticulation of the common property, to conclude with an account of ecofeminist approaches that the critique to this relation is producing.
Abstract: «Feminism, Enlightenment and common goods». In the philosophical literature of the eighteenth century the Enlightenment dialectic is written under the gender subtext of the patriarchal domination, appearing as two dimensions of the same process, which identified the domination relations in nature with domination relations in gender. This essay tries to show, from the reading of Locke’s extracts and recent research regarding the popular opinion, the links between the dialectics of the patriarchal reason and the disarticulation of the common property, to conclude with an account of ecofeminist approaches that the critique to this relation is producing.