Intervenciones posestructurales
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https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472X.1264Palabras clave:
reconstrucción, genealogía, performatividad, investigación social, investigación-acciónResumen
El posestructuralismo es una aproximación teórica al conocimiento y la sociedad que acoge la incertidumbre de los significados, el poder constitutivo del discurso y la efectividad política de la teoría y la investigación. Las autoras exploran tres conceptos/estrategias posestructuralistas –la deconstrucción, la genealogía y la performatividad– resaltando su uso en la geografía económica. El artículo concluye con una exploración acerca de la manera como el posestructuralismo transforma y politiza la práctica de la investigación social. Al respecto se consideran tres proyectos de investigación posestructuralistas que se involucran en producir o desestabilizar formaciones discursivas, y de esta forma participan en la construcción de poder, subjetividad y posibilidad social.
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