The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law

The article proposes to analyze -through the use of semiological resources-, the colonial modeling that the modern ethos inflicts on the bodies of indigenous women in the mexican constitutional text. From the perspective of the Crítica Jurídica understood as discoursive analysis, the article intends...

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Main Author: Alma Melgarito Rocha
Format: Article
Language:Catalan
Published: Universitat de Barcelona 2018-07-01
Series:Oxímora. Revista Internacional de Ética y Política
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Online Access:http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/oximora/article/view/22347
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spelling doaj-d08418b6c73b413fb281ae602e1e6d192020-11-25T01:39:23ZcatUniversitat de BarcelonaOxímora. Revista Internacional de Ética y Política2014-77082018-07-0101314115810.1344/oxi.2018.i13.2234718597The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional LawAlma Melgarito RochaThe article proposes to analyze -through the use of semiological resources-, the colonial modeling that the modern ethos inflicts on the bodies of indigenous women in the mexican constitutional text. From the perspective of the Crítica Jurídica understood as discoursive analysis, the article intends to reveal the manifestation of said wounds produced thanks to the make-do-saying of the legal discourse, wounds that the discourse of the law conceals under a veil of legal equality, human rights, and pluriculturality.http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/oximora/article/view/22347crítica jurídicasemiologíadiscurso del derechomujer indígenaconstitución
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The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law
Oxímora. Revista Internacional de Ética y Política
crítica jurídica
semiología
discurso del derecho
mujer indígena
constitución
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author_sort Alma Melgarito Rocha
title The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law
title_short The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law
title_full The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law
title_fullStr The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law
title_full_unstemmed The Colonial Wound In The Body of the Indigenous Woman: Discourse Analisis of the Modern Ethos in the Mexican Constitutional Law
title_sort colonial wound in the body of the indigenous woman: discourse analisis of the modern ethos in the mexican constitutional law
publisher Universitat de Barcelona
series Oxímora. Revista Internacional de Ética y Política
issn 2014-7708
publishDate 2018-07-01
description The article proposes to analyze -through the use of semiological resources-, the colonial modeling that the modern ethos inflicts on the bodies of indigenous women in the mexican constitutional text. From the perspective of the Crítica Jurídica understood as discoursive analysis, the article intends to reveal the manifestation of said wounds produced thanks to the make-do-saying of the legal discourse, wounds that the discourse of the law conceals under a veil of legal equality, human rights, and pluriculturality.
topic crítica jurídica
semiología
discurso del derecho
mujer indígena
constitución
url http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/oximora/article/view/22347
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