4 Black Feminist(s) Work in Argentina

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. The Sacred Word of Women: A Performance xi
4. Palavra Sagrada de Mulher: Uma Performance xv
5. Toward a Dialogic Transnational Black Feminism: An Introduction xix
6. PART I. Radical Movements: Caring for Life
7. Introduction 1
8. Oriki to Sueli 3
9. 1 A Feminism So Complex and So Radical 5
10. 2 Black Women’s Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South 27
11. 3 Is It Time to Say Goodbye to “Feminism”? 37
12. 4 Black Feminist(s) Work in Argentina 41
13. 5 Intimate Poetics: World-Making through Cuidado de la Vida (Care of Life) in and beyond the Borders of Colombia 58
14. 6 Black Women’s Epistemological Contributions: Afro-Mexican Women in the Twenty-First Century 80
15. 7 Black Women’s Struggles in Mexico: Anti-racism, Community Organization, and Reparation Politics 96
16. 8 Beyond Words: Fugitive Embodiments, Creative Praxis, and Trans- Intellectual Genealogies for Black Life 113
17. PART II. Radical Roots: Genealogies of Thought
18. 9 A Genealogy of Black Left Feminist Claims 131
19. 10 How Will We Organize to Live? Andaiye’s Radical Praxis 147
20. 11 From the Archives: CAFRA Conversations—Audre Lorde and Andaiye 176
21. 12 A Brief Introduction to Sylvia Wynter: Early Life and Work(s) 187
22. 13 The Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter in the Americas 199
23. 14 Visualizing Blackness in Brazil 225
24. 15 Settlement: Rosana Paulino and Black Women’s Insubordinate Geohistories 255
25. 16 Diasporic Memories: Black Women Writers’ Lived Experiences and Ancestralities 16 Diasporic Memories: Black Women Writers’ Lived Experiences and Ancestralities 276
26. Coda: Whirlwind Women/Mulheres redemoinhos 285
27. Acknowledgments 287
28. Editors, Contributors, and Translators 291
29. Index 305