Med karta och kompass: Kvt i den teoretiska terrängen

Abstract

Kristina Fjelkestam's artide is a review of the feminist theoretical discussion in Kvinnovetenskaplig tidskrift (Kvt) during the last twenty-five years. Inspired by English language journals such as Sign sand Feminist Review, Kvt has emphasised a double strategy from the very first issue. On the one hand the editors declare that Kvt is supposed to act as a disseminator of international and national feminist research in Sweden, and, on the other hand, to engage in a dialogue with the women's movement activists. Kristina Fjelkestam identifies the central feminist theme that runs through Kvfs twenty-fiveyear history as being the "whys" and "hows" of the subordination of women. Although the questions remains central to feminist theory, the explanations have varied over time. Two major theoretical shifts are re-read and analysed, namely the early theories of patriarchy and the more comtemporary theories of intersectionality. A reflection on the epistemological and ontological foundations of emancipatory theory concludes the article.

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“…KVT/TGV specifikt har tidigare analyserats dels i artiklar som ingått i temanummer där redaktionerna blickat bakåt (exempelvis KVT 10:3-4; TGV 33:3), dels i artiklar som satt fokus på hur genusbegreppet figurerar i tidskriften (Åsberg 1998), hur dess teoretiska terräng ser ut (Fjelkestam 2005), och hur det skrivits om sex i tidskriften (Widegren 2005). Tidigare redaktörer har också i "Från KVT till TGV" (2014) kommenterat sina vägval och tidskriftens roll och riktning.…”