Volume 17, No. 24.
Ofelia Uribe de Acosta
Feminist theories have developed the categories of patriarchy and gender, which provide elements for interpreting and revealing some aspects of what it means to be a woman and a man in patriarchal societies. They make it possible to examine the gender relations that have historically granted power and hierarchy to the masculine and that are manifested through the dominance of men over women in different spaces and in different ways. Gender, understood as a social construct, helps to understand how men and women have been socialized to assume certain roles in the public and private spheres, within patriarchal cultures. These approaches seek to differentiate sex from gender, although it is now considered that the latter is not only a cultural conception. Thus, the concept of gender has been enriched by the debates and contributions of feminism and women's diversity, which is why today it is accepted that there are several theories and meanings of gender, also incorporating intersections such as nationality, social class, race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, among others.
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EDITORIAL
ARTICULOS
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Ofelia Uribe de Acosta: Criticism of colombian education
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Abstract 1695
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Abstract 1695
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Education development in Gender at the University: Field of specific subjects or cross education?
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Abstract 1934
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Abstract 1934
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Gender (s) and education: Approaches to the Latin American and the Caribbean context
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Abstract 1985
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Abstract 1985
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The oral Storytelling: An alternative for the development of an educational experience with gender perspectives
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Abstract 2681
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A regard to the gender relations at the Technological University of Pereira, 1661-2010
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Abstract 1454
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University women in Spain: From the beginning to the current time
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Abstract 2704
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The Mexican Women during the government of Lázaro Cárdenas, 1934-1940
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Abstract 2101
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Gender and Teaching: Focus on the professional development of teachers in rural areas of Brazil and Colombia
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Abstract 1181
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Intervention with women Victims of gender Violence:Educate and inform to prevent
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Abstract 2139
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PDF (Español) 969
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HTML (Español) 978
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Abstract 2139
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Education of Mexican Woman in the feminine press during the Porfiriato
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Abstract 2249
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Women Education in Colombia at the end of the nineteenth century: Santander and the Educational Project of the Regeneration
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Abstract 4330
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HTML (Español) 1703
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DOCUMENTOS
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Ofelia Uribe:Insurgencia de la subjetividad y la ciudadanía de las mujeres
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Abstract 974
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Abstract 974
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Entrevista con Aline Helg: El oficio de Historiadora, para una Historia de los subalternos
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