Resistences of female professors from State and political party movements

Abstract

The resistances of women developed from the State and Political Movements outline legitimacy, autonomy, civic rights and militancy in political movements; semiospheric moorings which are creators of intersubjective affectations, sponsors of resistance from feminity. This is an epistemological approach concerning resistance in Venezuelan women. Sociogenesis threads of resistance are noticed between the look of the State-Nation and women feminity. Socio-historical speeches about women-feminism and a situational phenomenology about the dailiness of female professors are analyzed. A critical reflection integrated with the genealogy of power, the archeology of knowledge and the social hermeneutic to reveal cultural practices between men and women; the epistemic reconstruction of female resistance; the highlighting of resistance as a human quality; the reconsideration of the female-male dialogue; the silencing, presence o absence of women and the discovery of citizenships in plural cultures.