Resumen

DUHAU, Bárbara; ROCHA, Taluana Wenceslau  y  FLAMINI, Antonella. A Shared Room Connected to the Web: The Intersection between Women, Literature, and the Internet in Latin America. Debate fem. [online]. 2021, vol.61, pp.19-45.  Epub 10-Mayo-2023. ISSN 2594-066X.  https://doi.org/10.22201/cieg.2594066xe.2021.61.2235.

This empirically and analytically oriented study seeks to review the intersection between women, literature, feminism and the Internet to explore the organizations that are already contributing to it at this time in Latin America, and analyze the practices developed and the use of cybernetic tools, especially in communication, to challenge and dismantle the dominant masculine discourse in literature. In Latin America, we see that digital activism is still in the process of setting up a significant scenario from which to build networks to transform cultural structures that ignore the literary experiences of women in both writing and reading. Likewise, we conclude that these types of initiatives have enormous potential to question and destroy the structures of inequality, although they need to hone their strategies.

Palabras llave : Cyberfeminism; Digital Communication; Literature; Women.