Lo viejo y lo nuevo que trae el feminismo en La mujer (Sur, 1970-1)

This article is part of a line of research that investigates the senses and readings of feminism in the field of Argentine culture in the 60s and 70s. It analyzes the senses of feminism that emerge from the volume dedicated to women published by Victoria Ocampo in Sur. The general objective of this is to demonstrate Ocampo’s progressivism by intervening with feminist demands that were barely seen in the country. Then, the reconstruction that Ocampo and other militants make of the history of Argentine feminism will be analyzed first. Second, the different feminist perspectives that interweave in the volume will be analyzed. Thirdly, the answers to an interview with women of the world of culture will be analyzed, emphasizing the mixtures between voices that come from a militant tradition together with other voices that have recently become aware or reject it, adhering to universal male thinking.