Lenguajes, imágenes y alianzas en activismos feministas contestatarios al control sobre el cuerpo en Bariloche

Abstract

Returning to the discussion opened by the feminism of the "second wave" about the control of women's sexuality and the demand for autonomy and self-determination over the body itself as one of the main axes of struggle, in this thesis I propose to study and analyze comparatively two activisms located in the city of Bariloche, during the period 2016- 2020, protesters of said control over the bodies -in this case- of people with to gestate Specifically, I will refer to activism for respected childbirth and activism for Voluntary termination of pregnancy. From an ethnographic perspective and a feminist look, I propose to address the practices and discourses of these militancies to retrace, among other issues, what languages and images emerge and are configured in each of these demands, what alliances build and mobilize and how they fit into broader discussions about decision about one's own body, motherhood, among other categories.