Anarcha-Feminist press: an “incisive” writing plataform in the newspaper La Voz de la Mujer

Abstract

This article analyzes the dissident (self) representation spaces to the hegemonic imaginary of national modernization configured in the Argentine communist-anarchic newspaper La Voz de la Mujer (1896), specifically we will analyze a column, without title, signed by Pepita Guerra. With this purpose, we will adopt a critical approach from gender studies that allows us to explore the ideological struggles of the sex-gender system in nineteenth-century Argentina. We find in Pepita Guerra’s scriptural exercise the articulation of alternative subjectivities, in a feminist key, that fissure the body orders and