Construcția feminismului românesc în tranziția timpurie
Rezumat
The Construction of Romanian Feminism in the Early stage of Transition
Abstract: Within the feminist epistemological space, the category “Romanian feminism” contains a series of relevant features that individualize it to the point of its dissociation from Eastern European feminism. On the one hand, it is impossible to analyze Romanian intellectual feminism without an attempt to locate it within European feminism or, more particularly, within Eastern European feminism. On the other hand, any mapping of Romanian feminism is partial if it does not include the fundamental role of the institutional frameworks in which Romanian feminism was structured and where it was, in some cases, crystallized in political agenda or civic movement. The dynamics itself of the Romanian feminism goes beyond intellectual production, the creation of institutions and their acclimatization in a state that has started its transition to a democratic regime to a whole modus operandi of people who intellectually and professionally linked their destiny to feminism.
Keywords: Romanian feminism, intellectual feminism, East-European feminism, gender studies, feminist philosophy.
Citation suggestion: Dumitrache, Roxana. “Construcția feminismului românesc în tranziția timpurie.” Transilvania, no. 11-12 (2020): 71-76. https://doi.org/10.51391/trva.2020.12.08.
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