Publication: Topografías domésticas en el imaginario femenino: Una visión comparativa, transnacional y hemisférica
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2015
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Ministerio de Sanidad, Servicios Sociales e Igualdad. Instituto de la Mujer y para la Igualdad Oportunidades
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Un imaginario colectivo se compone de costumbres, valores, prácticas y razonamientos que existen en una sociedad. La imagen está directamente relacionada con la imagen o apariencia; convirtiéndose en una representación mental de lo que se percibe. Podemos definir un imaginario como el efecto de una compleja red de relaciones entre discursos y prácticas sociales, que interactúa con las individualidades, y que genera tendencias que se manifiestan a través del lenguaje y de la interacción. También podemos intuir que los modelos de los imaginarios colectivos son temporales, pero que cuesta mucho cambiarlos. El concepto “imaginario femenino”, en concreto, alude a las representaciones simbólicas, inconscientes y colectivas de figuras femeninas compartidas por una sociedad. Este imaginario articula estereotipos femeninos que se plasman en la literatura y las artes a través de personajes arquetípicos, pero también a través de los espacios que le son asignados a esos personajes. Pero el feminismo ha demostrado que esta percepción, al ubicarse en un contexto y tiempo determinado, no siempre concuerda con la realidad. Este es nuestro punto de partida al hablar de “imaginario femenino”.
A collective imagination consists of customs, values, practices and arguments that exist in a society. The image is directly related to the image or appearance; becoming a mental representation of what is perceived. We can define an imaginary as the effect of a complex network of relations between discourses and social practices, which interacts with individuals, and generates trends manifested through language and interaction. We can also guess that the models of collective imaginary is temporary, but it costs a lot to change. The term "female imagination", specifically refers to the symbolic and collective unconscious shared by a society representations female figures. This imaginary articulated female stereotypes that are reflected in literature and the arts through archetypal characters, but also through the spaces that are assigned to these characters you. But feminism has shown that this perception, to be located in a certain time and context, does not always match reality. This is our starting point when talking about "female imagination"
A collective imagination consists of customs, values, practices and arguments that exist in a society. The image is directly related to the image or appearance; becoming a mental representation of what is perceived. We can define an imaginary as the effect of a complex network of relations between discourses and social practices, which interacts with individuals, and generates trends manifested through language and interaction. We can also guess that the models of collective imaginary is temporary, but it costs a lot to change. The term "female imagination", specifically refers to the symbolic and collective unconscious shared by a society representations female figures. This imaginary articulated female stereotypes that are reflected in literature and the arts through archetypal characters, but also through the spaces that are assigned to these characters you. But feminism has shown that this perception, to be located in a certain time and context, does not always match reality. This is our starting point when talking about "female imagination"
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