Maria Rodó de Zárate's research while affiliated with State University of Ponta Grossa and other places
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Publications (5)
Within feminist theory and a wide range of social sciences, intersectionality has been a relevant focus of research. It has been argued that intersectionality allowed an analytic shift from considering gender, race, class, sexuality and other categories as separate and added to each other to considering them as interconnected. This has led most aut...
Intersectionality is a complex concept to deal with when doing research but also when teaching the interrelationships between space and social relations. Here we present “Relief Maps” as a visual tool for teaching intersectionality and its spatial dimension in higher education courses. “Relief Maps” are a model developed for research and applied in...
Youth is an heterogeneous group, crossed by different identities such as gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation class and age. These identities condition the way they live the city, limiting or allowing their access to it. In this paper I analyze the uses and experiences of young people in Manresa from a feminist intersectional perspective, it is, t...
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... A significant ontological challenge for intersectional researchers is to find a way to conceptualize disadvantage such that its material realities are neither oversimplified through categorical aggregation, nor fragmented such that the connection between categories is lost (Jorbá and Rodó-Zárate, 2019;Hancock, 2016;McCall, 2005). Scholars have argued for the heuristic utility of categories as tentative and provisional modes of distinction and tools for understanding complexity, so that analyses interrogate the power dynamics they produce in ways that accommodate both their mutual influence and their irreducibility (Carbado and Harris, 2019;Gunnarson, 2017). ...
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... Recent agendas in geographical research include 'to advance how intersectionality is theorized, applied in research and used in practice' (Hopkins 2019: 942), and 'to work collaboratively with practitioners to do so' (Hopkins, 2019: 944; also see Bauer, 2014;Hopkins and Pain, 2007). Advancements also include intersectionality as method, given critiques of a lack of methodological direction (Baylina Ferré and Rodó De Zárate, 2016;see Coddington, 2017;Hopkins, 2018;Johnson, 2020;Raghuram, 2019;Valentine, 2007;Yuval-Davies, 2006). ...
Reference: For feminist geographies of austerity
