Publication: Explotación, violencia y cuerpos-territorios de mujeres zoques y zapotecas del sureste mexicano
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Sánchez Contreras, Josefa
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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https://orcid.org/0009-0005-8763-9839
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El presente artículo tiene un enfoque sociohistórico, desde la larga duración aborda los procesos de explotación desplegados en los territorios de los pueblos indígenas y las violencias ejercidas sobre los cuerpos de mujeres de origen zoque y zapoteca del sureste mexicano. Desde un entramado teórico decolonial, latinoamericano y feminista el artículo explora la histórica relación entre la explotación del territorio y la violencia colonial aplicada sobre los cuerpos de mujeres indígenas. Indaga en acontecimientos sociales protagonizados por los pueblos indígenas durante el período colonial, el México independiente y finalmente se sitúa en la contemporaneidad de los megaproyectos extractivos mineros y energéticos.
This article takes a sociohistorical approach, examining the long-term processes of exploitation unfolding in the territories of Indigenous peoples and the violence perpetrated against the bodies of Zoque and Zapotec women in southeastern Mexico. Drawing on decolonial, Latin American, and feminist theoretical frameworks, the article explores the historical relationship between territorial exploitation and colonial violence inflicted upon the bodies ofIndigenous women. It investigates social events experienced by Indigenous peoples during the colonial period, independent Mexico, and finally situates itself within the contemporary context of large-scale mining and energy extraction projects
This article takes a sociohistorical approach, examining the long-term processes of exploitation unfolding in the territories of Indigenous peoples and the violence perpetrated against the bodies of Zoque and Zapotec women in southeastern Mexico. Drawing on decolonial, Latin American, and feminist theoretical frameworks, the article explores the historical relationship between territorial exploitation and colonial violence inflicted upon the bodies ofIndigenous women. It investigates social events experienced by Indigenous peoples during the colonial period, independent Mexico, and finally situates itself within the contemporary context of large-scale mining and energy extraction projects
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Sociología Histórica (2026), Vol. 16, núm. 1, pp. 513-539
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