Analysis of Young Writers’ Literary Texts: Towards the De-Construction of Patriarchal Codes in Chile

Authors

  • Sylvia Contreras Salinas Universidad Complutense de Madrid
  • Mónica Ramírez Pavelic Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-026X2011000200018

Abstract

This article presents a reflection from the perspective of feminism as a critical theory, attempting to make visible distortions in the perspective of gender. The analysis is based on the winning texts of the first contest of children’s literature from a gender perspective, implemented and coordinated by the Ministry of Education of Chile in 2008. The questions which guided this study were: What do girls and boys say about gender relations in their literary creations? Why were the 4 texts selected as winners? Among the most significant findings is the fact that, despite considerable changes in the global context, the winning texts reassert the patriarchal system, not incorporating other discursive practices which are present in the national and international contexts.

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Author Biographies

Sylvia Contreras Salinas, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

É socióloga e professora de Educacão Diferencial. Licenciada em Sociologia e mestre em Educação, trabalha no Centro de Investigações Pedagógicas da Universidad Arturo Prat (Sede Victoria, Chile). É investigadora na linha de pesquisa da pedagogia e sociologia rural.

 

Mónica Ramírez Pavelic, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

É psicóloga e professora de Educação Diferencial. Licenciada em Psicologia, trabalha no Centro de Investigações Pedagógicas da Universidade Arturo Prat (Sede Victoria, Chile). É investigadora na linha de pesquisa gênero, educação e ruralidade.

Published

2011-01-01

How to Cite

Salinas, S. C., & Pavelic, M. R. (2011). Analysis of Young Writers’ Literary Texts: Towards the De-Construction of Patriarchal Codes in Chile. Revista Estudos Feministas, 19(2), 573. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-026X2011000200018

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Dossiers