Fronteras, naturaleza y género. Cruces en la Patagonia

Abstract

This article reviews the notion of the border based on how the Argentine-Chilean Patagonian border is configured by crossing another supposedly impassable border, the one that separates humans from non-humans. We analyze the modern construction of hierarchies among living beings to advance in the presentation of Patagonian landscapes and territorial senses. We adopted a review that dialogues with ecofeminism because the metaphor that we will take to review the edges in the notion of the frontier will be the one that homologates woman to nature. As a result, we will systematize extraterritorial anchors of inequality that still consolidate, the view of Patagonia as a dependent and frontier area concerning the general territorial order in Argentina and Chile,.