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espanolLa exclusion de las mujeres en el ejercicio de la ciudadania, lejos de ser accidental, ha sido parte integral de las tradiciones historicas y ha condicionado el modo en que las mujeres se integran en la vida publica. En la Edad Moderna, con la llegada del pensamiento liberal y sus ideas de progreso, libertad e igualdad, las mujeres comenzaron a cuestionar el orden establecido y a organizarse para reclamar sus derechos, asi emprendieron un largo camino politico que trescientos anos despues continua en construccion. Este articulo proviene de una investigacion documental cualitativa y presenta un barrido historico acerca del concepto de ciudadania desde los aportes de la ciencia politica y las perspectivas feministas. En los resultados, se identifica reflexiones frente a la manera tradicional de entender el espacio publico-privado, ademas, aquellos elementos como los discursos, las practicas y las relaciones sociales que integran esta categoria EnglishFar from being an accidental issue, the exclusion of women from the exercise of citizenship has been an integral part of historical traditions. Moreover, it has conditioned the way in which women are integrated into public life. In the Modern Age, with the arrival of liberal thought and its ideas of progress, freedom and equality, women began to question the established order and to stand up for their rights, thus embarking on a long political path that continues to be built three hundred years later. This article results from a qualitative documentary research and presents a historical account of the concept of citizenship from the contributions of political science and feminist perspectives. As part of the results, reflections on the traditional way of understanding the public-private space are evidenced, in addition to elements such as discourses, practices and social relations that make up this category |
