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espanolLas autoras parten de las hipotesis de Verta Taylor, Suzanne Staggenborg y Sonia Alvarez sobre la transformacion, declive y exito de los movimientos de mujeres a traves del tiempo. Las autoras se preguntan si en Venezuela puede hablarse de un movimiento de mujeres, mas o menos solidario en su composicion y en su activismo cotidiano, o si, mas bien, deberia hablarse de un core group nucleo de activistas que han sostenido el discurso y los principios feministas entre uno y otro pico del que algunos teoricos y activistas llaman movimiento de mujeres. El periodo de estudio comprende desde 1990 hasta la actualidad, aunque no privan a sus lectores de un resumen de los antecedentes de la lucha reivindicativa de las mujeres venezolanas hasta 1990. EnglishThe authors draw on theories developed by Verta Taylor, Suzanne Staggenborg and Sonia Alvarez regarding the transformation, decline and success of women´s movements over long periods of time. The authors ask whether or not we can speak of a women´s in Venezuela, characterized by solidarity in its composition and day-to-day activism, or if we should speak of a core group of activists who have sustained a feminist discourse and principles between periods of mobilization that some theorists and activists refer to as a women´s movement. The period discussed is 1990 to 2001 although the paper also presents an overview of women´s organizing before 1990.
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