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Etnografía feminista en contextos de múltiples violencias
In this article I will address the implications of making a feminist ethnography from collaborative methodologies. These collaborative methodologies recognize the privilege, but also the vulnerabilities, that we have as anthropologist-activists in social contexts marked by patriarchal violence. Taking as case studies three activist-research experiences with indigenous women victims of sexual violence, women in prison, and relatives of the disappeared persons, I reflect on the methodological strategies that can be used to make a feminist ethnography from an ethic of care and a de-colonial perspective.