Resisting through care
Reimagining care technologies from the struggles of indigenous women of the global south
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.20318/universitas.2025.9576Keywords:
Indigenous women, care as political praxis, ethics of care, community and indigenous feminisms, care technologiesAbstract
This article explores the resistance of Indigenous women to extractivism through a political praxis of care. From a decolonial perspective, it argues that knowledge and practices of care are living technologies that challenge patriarchal and capitalist logics that subordinate bodies and territories. In this context, the ethical-political proposals of feminisms from the Global South —where care and interdependence are organizing principles of life— find in feminist science fiction a narrative space to reimagine alternative futures beyond the paradigm of modernity.
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