Feminist [digital] networks
hacking patriarchy?
Keywords:
feminist activisms, feminismo, cultura digital, comunicaçãoAbstract
The space of digital mediation, namely digital platforms, and particularly, Instagram, serve as a contemporary locus for observing the complex and paradoxical dynamics of feminist articulations. This study aims at mapping and analysing these dynamics through the employment of a combination of methodologies. As a result, a radiography of the communicational structure of these articulations is presented, highlighting feminist and women’s agendas and practices which manifest themselves as political actions which seek to expand the flow of communication of feminist grammar through this device, Instagram.
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