In the collection “Portraits on Singleness and Challenges for Feminisms”, it is intended to gather articles, essays and research reports from the various fields of knowledge on practices, discourses and representations that analyze the different ways in which singleness is experienced by men and women, as well as represented in the media, in the literature, from a feminist and gender perspectives. We are calling singleness as a condition or situation of being single. It has gained space in studies for reflecting a context of social changes, values, gender relations, among others, and expresses ruptures in the ways of living in a contemporary urban context, and in the way that unmarriage women are represented. This collection of papers intends to give visibility to studies on singleness and to discuss the theoretical and methodological challenges for feminism studies in what concerns the construction of analysis strategies on the phenomenon and the repercussions of the feminist struggles in the adoption of modes of being and living outside the standards and heteronorms, especially for women.
The articles can be sent in Portuguese, English or Spanish, and must follow the rules of the journal “Revista Feminismos”: text with 15 to 25 pages, or 50.000 characters. Deadline for sending the article: December 15th, 2018 New deadline: January, 30th, 2019 Extended to: 20th of May E-mail: pesquisa.solteirice@gmail.com
“Revista Feminismos” (or Feminism Journal) is an electronic, quarterly, international, academic publication, linked to the Postgraduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies on Women, Gender and Feminism - PPGNEIM and to the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies on Women - NEIM of the Federal University of Bahia, Brazil. The journal aims to promote the articulation between theory and feminist praxis through the publication of works in different modalities that allow the dialogue between the different feminist perspectives and the gender studies. Revista Feminismos - ISSN: 2317-2932
The collection of papers is organized by the professors of the Federal University of Bahia, Dr. Darlane Silva Vieira Andrade (Lecturer in the Department of Gender and Feminism Studies, Researcher of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies on Women - NEIM / UFBA and the Research Group on Mental Health and Gender / UnB), and Dr. Márcia Tavares (Professor at the Institute of Psychology, Postgraduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies on Women, Gender and Feminism - PPGNEIM and Researcher at NEIM / UFBA)
Contacts: darlane.andrade@ufba.br / marciatavares1@gmail.com
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