Narrativas arqueológicas e museológicas sob rasura: provocações feministas

Abstract

Historically, archaeological and museological practices have been associated with the construction of national identities, in which a form of full citizen emerged: man, white, heterosexual and proprietary. In these contexts, the narratives elaborated by Archeology and museums can be understood as one more axis of normalization and oppression. In this text, I cover the reciprocities between Gender Archeology and Feminist Archeology, bringing some feminists provocations inspired by queer anddecolonial approaches, regarding the construction of identities and representations. I also emphasize the need of plural and decentralized narratives, constantly displaced and recreated in the processes of Musealization of Archeology.