Abstract
O estudo aborda a discussão de gênero e cultura na África, delimitando alguns territórios, contribuindo na descentralização das epistemologias ocidentais através da discussão de gênero na África sob o olhar de teóricas/os africanas/os. Com o objetivo de discutir sobre a cultura africana na perspectiva de gênero destituída da concepção ocidental, esse trabalho remete a pensamentos africanos, evidenciando epistemologias outras e, visando, por um lado, a descentralização do conhecimento hegemônico euro-americano e, por outro, a compreensão do complexo debate concernente a relação de gênero na África, focando a seguinte questão: Igualdade ou desigualdade de gênero neste território? Teórico-metodologicamente realizou-se uma Análise Cognitiva das concepções de autoras/es dos estudos de gênero africanos.
Highlights
I would like to start by stressing the scientific framework of the present essay: the “cognitive analysis”
The cognitive analysis moves through interdisciplinarity, in which we are the agents of knowledge and not the others Westerly authorized
The present essay has cognitive analysis as theoretical and methodological perspective and its focus is on thoughts and theories of African authors, in Nigeria, of gender conceptions in Africa
Summary
I would like to start by stressing the scientific framework of the present essay: the “cognitive analysis”. From the theoretical point of view, 80’s onwards, in the sense of deconstruction of post-colonial studies, in terms of gender, were raised fundamental questions regarding knowledge production: who produces it, in what social and political conditions is formulated the discourse and to whom this knowledge is intended In this sense, it is advisable to introduce the discussion proposed by the cape-verdean Crispina Almeida Gomes, that relates those factors to a specific kind of racism – the racism of “intelligence”. Considering the vast territory, many ethnicities and cultures, I approach in the present cognitive analysis the studies of Nigerians authors that highlight the gender conceptions in Africa
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