Vol. 30 No. 2 (2025): História das mulheres, relações de gênero e sexualidades na América Latina

Autoria da imagem: Luciana Hoppe.

Published: 2026-06-03

Apresentação

• Presentation History of women, gender relations and sexualities in Latin America

  01 - 02

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Dossier

• Body-territory indigenous women in contemporary Brazil

  Tchella Maso, Alcineide Piratapuya

  03–22

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5216/hr.v30i2.83815

• Feminist Encounters in Latin America Historicity and Connections on Feminist Autonomy (1980-2025)

  Alejandra Oberti, Gleidiane de Sousa Ferreira, Renata Kiefer

  23–51

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5216/hr.v30i2.83805

• Saffioti, Lugones and Pateman the Modern Colonial patriarchy still pulsates

  Príscila Teixeira de Carvalho

  52-62

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• Three moments in the production of knowledge about violence and femicides against girls and women in San Luis Potosí, Mexico

  Oresta López, María Cecilia Costero Garbarino

  63-82

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• Bernardina Rich no cenário educacional Mato-grossense indícios encontrados na imprensa

  Gabrielle Pacheco, Michele Ribeiro de Carvalho

  83-100

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• Augusta Peick Moreira and her representation of Japanese women in the 1920s

  Fillipe dos Santos Portugal, Bruno Rodrigues Pimentel

  101 - 120

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• The trajectories of black women in Adult Education in the world of work

  Aline Rocha Santana da Silva

  121- 138

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• “Becoming a Transvestite”: Intersectionality, Performance, and Self-Affirmation in Divinas Divas (2016)

  Bruno Sanches Mariante da Silva

  139 – 158

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5216/hr.v30i2.83681

• Between cloister and circulation Sor Juana, matronage, and the politics of the archive

  Carla Cristina Garcia

  159 – 178

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• About the one who doesn't stay silent perspectives on history and femininity in the biopic "Frida" (2002)

  Letícia Schneider Ferreira, Muriel Rodrigues de Freitas

  179 - 194

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• Is there room for women in graduate programs? Reflections from female students in a doctoral program in education

  Marta Suiane Barbosa Machado Gomes, Giovana Maria Belém Falcão

  195 – 213

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• The Politics of Desire and Feminist Imaginary Resonances of 1968

  Luana Saturnino Tvardovskas

  214 - 229

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• The Emergence of New Critical Discourses on Identities works, clues, and hypotheses

  Leandro Colling

  230 - 252

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• Ni una menos and the debate on femicide in Latin America

  Ana Frias

  253 - 271

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5216/hr.v30i2.83643

• Processes of Subjective Constitution of Women Professors and Researchers at the Federal University of Southern and Southeastern Pará

  Erica de Cassia Maia Ferreira, Nilsa Brito Ribeiro

  272 – 291

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• Constellations of essay writing animated by women an analysis of Guaxuma, by Nara Normande

  Regis Orlando Rasia

  292 – 312

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• Cisheteronormative system access to justice and indirect exclusion of lesbian women from the protection provided for in the Maria da Penha Law

  Júlia Maria Milanese Buffara

  313 – 333

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• "President Sarah Kubitschek" Gender and political participation in the trajectory of First Lady Sarah Kubitschek

  Bruno Sanches Mariante da Silva

  334 - 354

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• Dinalva Oliveira: the guerrilla fighter of Araguaia – women’s agency and gender relations in times of military dictatorship

  Ary Albuquerque Cavalcanti Junior, Losandro Antônio Tedeschi

  355 – 372

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• A resiliência da mulher quilombola em Cristalândia do Piauí

  Norivan Lustosa Lisboa Dutra

  373 – 392

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• Building Memories a brief analysis of the memoir "Memories of Mato Grosso"

  Ilsyane do Rocio Kmitta

  393–415

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• Masculinization, conservatism, and misogyny : the oppressiopresent in the performance of the stereotypical gay man

  Leonardo da Silva Martinelli, Joana Maria Pedro

  416 – 437

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• "A culture that is aggressive, that is not culture" violence against indigenous women

  Karina Ribeiro S. Molina, Paula Regina Costa Ribeiro

  438 – 458

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• Bodies in Dispute Gender, Science and Power in the Scientific News section of the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo (1963-1988)

  Pedro Eurico Rodrigues

  459 – 477

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• Women of the land gender, work and female protagonism in latin american agriculture

  Lucas Lenin Resende de Assis

  478 – 493

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• Evangelical feminists religion and activism in contemporary Brazil

  Alisson Soledade

  494 – 515

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• The two Gertrudes intersecting trajectories of black women and their struggles for freedom in nineteenth-century Brazil (1890 - 1891)

  Adriana Santana, Arthur Danillo Castelo Branco de Souza, José Bento Rosa da Silva

  516 – 538

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