Feminism, Power and Public Opinion in Mexico: Fighting for Civil Repair
暫譯: 墨西哥的女性主義、權力與公共輿論：為公民修復而戰

Cardona Acuña, Luz Angela, Arteaga Botello, Nelson

Feminism, Power and Public Opinion in Mexico: Fighting for Civil Repair
  • 出版商: Springer
  • 出版日期: 2026-01-04
  • 售價: $1,370
  • 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,302
  • 語言: 英文
  • 頁數: 113
  • 裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
  • ISBN: 3032141400
  • ISBN-13: 9783032141408

    • 海外代購書籍(需單獨結帳)

相關主題

商品描述

This book shows how four feminist mobilizations in the early 2020s in Mexico expressed widespread rejection of harassment, sexual violence, and femicide. It discusses the cultural environment in Mexico that has allowed violence and femicides to be interpreted as a serious situation, to the point that it questions the authority of presidential power and mobilizes public opinion for and against it. It also talks about how feminist mobilizations are viewed positively or negatively within the same cultural environment provided by civil discourse. This analysis of disputes is essential because it allows readers to appreciate how the binary civil/anti-civil system attributed to presidential power and feminist mobilizations, and reproduced in public opinion, is translated into referents assumed as universal for action. The book examines women's movements and their relationship with presidential power and public opinion as a meaning-making process in which civil society discourse translates and also blocks exceptions of civil reparation: a process interpreted and signified in the light of historical sedimentations. This work complements feminist literature, studies on power and discourse, and social movements and is of interest to scholars and studients working in these fields.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

這本書展示了2020年代初期在墨西哥的四次女性主義動員如何表達對騷擾、性暴力和女性謀殺的廣泛拒絕。它討論了墨西哥的文化環境，這種環境使得暴力和女性謀殺被解讀為一個嚴重的情況，甚至質疑總統權力的合法性，並動員公眾輿論支持或反對這一權力。書中還探討了女性主義動員在同一文化環境中如何被正面或負面地看待，這種環境由公民話語所提供。這種爭議的分析至關重要，因為它使讀者能夠理解與總統權力和女性主義動員相關的二元公民/反公民系統，以及在公眾輿論中再現的這一系統，如何轉化為被假定為行動的普遍參照。這本書考察了女性運動及其與總統權力和公眾輿論的關係，作為一個意義建構的過程，其中公民社會話語轉化並阻礙了公民賠償的例外：這一過程在歷史沉澱的光照下被解釋和意義化。這項工作補充了女性主義文獻、權力與話語研究以及社會運動，對於在這些領域工作的學者和學生具有興趣。

作者簡介

Luz Angela Cardona Acuña earned her Ph.D. in Social Science Research from FLACSO Mexico. She is a professor at the Autonomous University of Guerrero. Her most recent research includes the book Sexual Diversities: The Thousand Faces of Recognition in Peru and Ecuador (FLACSO, 2023). In this book, she analyzes legal changes over the last forty years, considering social actors, their interactions, and the procedural elements of social life. As the lead researcher on the frontier science project "A Processual Interactionist View of Legal Change," she spearheaded the publication of an article on this theoretical perspective in Revista Mexicana de Sociología (2024) and its application in the text Legal Change on Cannabis in Mexico: Interactions, Processes, and Moral Disputes (Espiral, 2025). Her research interests include processual interactionism and legal change, the cultural sociology of feminist movements, gender studies and sexual diversity, and digital mobilization and the civil sphere. In her paper "A Cultural Perspective for the Study of Vulnerable Populations in Urban Contexts" (Desacatos. Revista de Ciencias Sociales, 2026), she reflects on the analytical potential of incorporating a cultural perspective into the study of the daily lives of vulnerable populations in urban contexts. She is part of the National System of Researchers, Level I (SECIHTI, 2025-2029).

Nelson Arteaga Botello is Professor of Sociology at the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO-Mexico), Faculty Fellow at the Center for Cultural Sociology at Yale University, and a member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences since 2011. He is part of the National System of Researchers, Level III (SECIHTI, 2025-2035). His fields of research are cultural sociology, violence, surveillance, and sociological theory. His most recent books are Civil sphere and semantics of political dispute (FLACSO, 2024) and Semantics of Violence: Revolt and Political Assassination in Mexico (Palgrave Macmillan, 2022). His latest articles are: "Structural hermeneutics, dialectical hermeneutics: Is a synthesis possible?" (Thesis Eleven, 2025); "Weaving the pandemic to make the virus less scary: a performative approach to the making of handicrafts" (American Journal of Cultural Sociology, 2025) with Ambar Varela; "Attack on the US Capitol: A Translation from the Mexican Civil Sphere" (Society, 2025) with Evelyn Mejia; "Cultural Sociology in Mexico: Meaning-Making as Hybridization, Power, and Cultural Structure" (Cultural Sociology, 2024).

作者簡介(中文翻譯)

盧斯·安赫拉·卡多納·阿庫尼亞（Luz Angela Cardona Acuña）在墨西哥FLACSO獲得社會科學研究博士學位。她是格雷羅自治大學的教授。她最近的研究包括書籍《性別多樣性：秘魯和厄瓜多爾的千面認同》（Sexual Diversities: The Thousand Faces of Recognition in Peru and Ecuador，FLACSO，2023）。在這本書中，她分析了過去四十年來的法律變化，考慮了社會行動者、他們的互動以及社會生活的程序性元素。作為邊界科學項目「法律變化的程序互動主義觀點」的首席研究員，她主導了在《墨西哥社會學雜誌》（Revista Mexicana de Sociología，2024）上發表有關此理論觀點的文章，並在文本《墨西哥的大麻法律變化：互動、過程與道德爭議》（Legal Change on Cannabis in Mexico: Interactions, Processes, and Moral Disputes，Espiral，2025）中應用該觀點。她的研究興趣包括程序互動主義與法律變化、女性主義運動的文化社會學、性別研究與性別多樣性，以及數位動員與公民領域。在她的論文《城市背景中脆弱人口研究的文化視角》（A Cultural Perspective for the Study of Vulnerable Populations in Urban Contexts，Desacatos. Revista de Ciencias Sociales，2026）中，她反思了將文化視角納入脆弱人口日常生活研究的分析潛力。她是國家研究系統的成員，等級I（SECIHTI，2025-2029）。

納爾遜·阿爾特阿加·博特洛（Nelson Arteaga Botello）是拉丁美洲社會科學學院（FLACSO-Mexico）的社會學教授，耶魯大學文化社會學中心的學院研究員，自2011年以來是墨西哥科學院的成員。他是國家研究系統的成員，等級III（SECIHTI，2025-2035）。他的研究領域包括文化社會學、暴力、監控和社會學理論。他最近的書籍包括《公民領域與政治爭議的語義》（Civil sphere and semantics of political dispute，FLACSO，2024）和《暴力的語義：墨西哥的叛亂與政治暗殺》（Semantics of Violence: Revolt and Political Assassination in Mexico，Palgrave Macmillan，2022）。他最新的文章包括：「結構詮釋學、辯證詮釋學：合成是否可能？」（Structural hermeneutics, dialectical hermeneutics: Is a synthesis possible?，Thesis Eleven，2025）；「編織疫情以減少病毒的恐懼：一種表演性的方法來製作手工藝品」（Weaving the pandemic to make the virus less scary: a performative approach to the making of handicrafts，American Journal of Cultural Sociology，2025）與安巴爾·巴雷拉（Ambar Varela）合作；「對美國國會大廈的攻擊：來自墨西哥公民領域的翻譯」（Attack on the US Capitol: A Translation from the Mexican Civil Sphere，Society，2025）與埃夫林·梅希亞（Evelyn Mejia）合作；「墨西哥的文化社會學：意義建構作為混合化、權力與文化結構」（Cultural Sociology in Mexico: Meaning-Making as Hybridization, Power, and Cultural Structure，Cultural Sociology，2024）。

類似商品