Reverberaciones entre pensamientos fronterizos: puentes entre feminismos negros y producciones disidentes latinoamericanas

Abstract

Faced with the need to break the scheme of an apparent homogeneous feminist theo-retical body, this article recovers the imbrications of different border feminist thoughts. Through the notion of reverberation, it seeks to travel the path marked by the genealogies of black, colored, postcolonial feminism and its connections in the present with feminist and transvestite theories from the south. The work recovers three notions that echo feminisms from the margins at different times and places: experience, fugitive ways of making theory, and excremental affects and coalitions. These notions will be explored from the approaches proposed by the Combahee River Collective (CRC), bell hooks, Audre Lorde, Angela Davis, Patricia Hill Collins, Lelia Gonzalez, val flores and Marlene Wayar. We find in these ways of theorizing and this experiences the power to vie the hegemonic forms that define how and who produce knowledge, as well as the influence of their thinking in the construction of new epistemic bridges.