Women expropriated from their symbolic universe; the cultural simulations of patriarchy

Authors

  • Giselda E. Hernandez Ramírez Universidad de las Artes de Cuba, La Habana.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17561/rtc.23.7649

Keywords:

Feminine, Mother of Waters, Cultural simulations, Symbolic, Cultural codes, Social normalization, Textual cartography, Patriarchy

Abstract

This textual cartography aims to reconceptualize the ethnographic
texts collected by Samuel Feijoó and his team on the Madre de Aguas
to reveal the symbolic expropriation to which women have been
subjected and who have acted as cultural universals through
the cultural simulations of patriarchy and as part of processes
of social normalization.

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Published

2023-01-01

Issue

23th, 2023 January, From technical processes to meaningful narratives

Section

Artículos temáticos del número

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How to Cite

Hernandez Ramírez, G.E. (2023) “Women expropriated from their symbolic universe; the cultural simulations of patriarchy”, Tercio Creciente, 23(23), pp. 71–82. doi:10.17561/rtc.23.7649.