Networked Feminism: The Online and Offline Militancy of Three Young Female Teachers
PATRÍCIA KARLA SOARES SANTOS DOROTÉIO,
ANDRÉ MÁRCIO PINCANÇO FAVACHO
Abstract:The article investigates the militant practices of three young female teachers, active in multiple agendas and who use social media as a venue of resistance. Data were collected from a netnography carried out on these teachers' Facebook networks, followed by an interview. We submitted an ethical-political study, based on the concept of ethics by Michel Foucault. We understand that the teachers recognize their moral obligation to resist and defend, responding to a specific type of feminism, a networked feminism… Show more
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