Intersectional praxis in policies: the power of metaphors
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https://doi.org/10.24965/gapp.i28.10906Keywords:
Feminist Critical Theory, Intersectionality, Democratic Deepening, Marked Bodies, Public ActionAbstract
In political and administrative contexts in which the practices of the new public management have been installed, public policies are oriented towards efficiency, in sense of organizing public resources to the accumulation of capital in any of his forma. Faced with this reality, Feminist Critical Theory proposes to structure public action in non-binary form. This text explores the possibilities of the tool of intersectionality for that purpose. To this end, the metaphoric thought and the metaphor of marked bodies is presented as potentially useful in the design, implementation and evaluation of public policies.
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