Feminismo, teoría y práctica de una arqueología científica

María Cruz Berrocal

doi:10.3989/tp.2009.09026

Authors

María Cruz Berrocal Grupo de Investigación Prehistoria Social y Económica. IH, CCHS, CSIC

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/tp.2009.09026

Keywords:

Feminism, Archaeology, Critique, Epistemology, Standpoint feminism

Abstract

The paper reviews American feminist archaeology and its emphasis on the scientific character of the discipline. It is a synthesis of the origin and development of feminist archaeology, its links to gender archaeology and postprocessual archaeology, and its value as an epistemological critique of the discipline. The paper also considers the development of feminist archaeology in Spain, and its link to historical materialist archaeology.

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