Ghosting epistêmico: o apagamento do ativismo feminista a través da sua institucionalização e comercialização no ativismo menstrual argentino
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Neste artigo propomos o conceito de ghosting epistêmico para dar conta dos problemas que surgiram na articulação entre a campanha de ativismo menstrual #MenstruAcción, o Estado e as empresas que comercializam produtos de controle menstrual na Argentina. A hipótese que procuramos testar é que esta articulação não foi suficientemente virtuosa para reconhecer e aproveitar plenamente o conhecimento que as ativistas desenvolveram no âmbito da campanha em benefício da população menstruada, nem para salvaguardar o seu caráter emancipatório. O artigo define o fenômeno do ghosting epistêmico como a apropriação do conhecimento e do discurso simbólico produzido pelo ativismo e seu posterior apagamento, e mostra-se atuando tanto na institucionalização quanto na comercialização do ativismo menstrual argentino. O objetivo final é que o conceito possa ser reapropriado em outros contextos para sua detecção e solução.
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