El sujeto de la libertad
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Acción humana, resistencia, secularismo, eurocentrismo, feminismo, mujeres musulmanasResumen
El artículo hace una perspicaz y novedosa contribución al actual debate sobre la relación entre las tradiciones occidental y no occidental de reflexión y de crítica teóricas y de práctica política. La autora cuestiona muchos de los conceptos que han constituido durante largo tiempo parte esencial de la ciencia social moderno-liberal y reconsidera críticamente categorías firmemente arraigadas en dichas ciencias como las de sujeto, acción humana, conciencia, opresión, libertad y autonomía individual. En particular, reconsidera la noción de capacidad humana de acción y problematiza la utilidad teórica de la dicotomía convencional entre opresión religiosa y resistencia. Haciendo uso de esta nueva perspectiva teórica, la autora explora la genealogía y explica las prácticas y formas de subjetividad de las mujeres que componen el movimiento de las mezquitas en Egipto.
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