Index

Editorial

IX-XII

What does being a feminist mean to me? Round table discussion with young women

3-42

Young women and feminism: indifference or commitment?

43-63

From “Feminism” to “Feminisms”: an inclusive proposal for major struggles

64-74

Feminism and generational dynamics

75-112

Girls on top? Young women and the post-feminist social contract

113-135

Gender and humor. Irony and feminine relaxation in the search for libertarian meaning.

136-162

From the XI EFLAC and other demons

165-189

Feminism today

190-196

What kind of meeting are we looking for? Brief reflections on the 11th Latin American and Caribbean Feminist Meeting

197-201

An autonomous feminist statement. The challenge of building community in the house of differences

202-207

Notes for an assessment of the expression of feminism in the region and Mexico

208-212

A true feminist autonomy

213-215

Does the sexual orientation of parents matter? (And if so, how?)

219-265

35 years without Rosario Castellanos. 1974–2009. August 7

269-274

Women after the revolution

277-285

Ni modo

297-298

Old bastard (372)

290-292

Indigenous women in Bolivia do not want to have larger families than non-indigenous families

295-296

I am a feminist

297-299

Contributors

303-310