Del sujeto político la Mujer a la agencia de las (otras) mujeres: el impacto de la crítica queer en el feminismo del Estado español

Abstract

One of the most relevant (and fascinating) issues in feminist theories and political practices in the last decades has been the shifts of the political subject (the Woman), characteristic – and necessary for mobilization– in the seventies and eighties, to the positions that defend women’s agency. The later ones emerge, in the Spanish context, at the end of the eighties and beginning of the following decade. Some works have already analyzed the queer feminist theoretical contributions in relation to these displacements in other contexts. Nevertheless, its impact in the configuration of collective identity(ies) in the Spanish feminist movement –made possible, to a great extent, through the contagion of ideas between movements– has not yet been analyzed in depth from a movement internal perspective. This is my objective in this article.