Hydrofeminist Life Histories in the Aconcagua River Basin: Women’s Struggles Against Coloniality of Water
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- radar:r-5ab3ca093b8e89520cb9d055102b8a1e
- Auteurs
- María Ignacia Ibarra Eliessetch
- Année déclarée
- 2025
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- en
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- article
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Universidad Autónoma de Chile
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CL
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This article examines the struggles for water justice led by women in the Aconcagua River Basin (Valparaíso, Chile) through a hydrofeminist perspective. Chile’s water crisis, rooted in a colonial extractivist model and exacerbated by neoliberal policies of water privatization, reflects a deeper crisis of socio-environmental injustice. Rather than understanding water merely as a resource, this research adopts a relational epistemology that conceives water as a living entity shaped by and shaping social, cultural, and ecological relations. Drawing on life-history interviews and the construction of a hydrofeminist cartography with women river defenders, this article explores how gendered and racialized bodies experience the crisis, resist extractive practices, and articulate alternative modes of co-existence with water. The hydrofeminist framework offers critical insights into the intersections of capitalism, colonialism, patriarchy, and environmental degradation, emphasizing how women’s embodied experiences are central to envisioning new water governance paradigms. This study reveals how women’s affective, spiritual, and territorial ties to water foster strategies of resilience, recovery, and re-existence that challenge the dominant extractivist logics. By centering these hydrofeminist life histories, this article contributes to broader debates on environmental justice, decolonial feminisms, and the urgent need to rethink human–water relationships within the current climate crisis.
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- https://openalex.org/W4412190431
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- 10.3390/histories5030031
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- Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
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María Ignacia Ibarra Eliessetch. Hydrofeminist Life Histories in the Aconcagua River Basin: Women’s Struggles Against Coloniality of Water. 2025. https://doi.org/10.3390/histories5030031
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- María Ignacia Ibarra Eliessetch. (2025). Hydrofeminist Life Histories in the Aconcagua River Basin: Women’s Struggles Against Coloniality of Water. https://doi.org/10.3390/histories5030031
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- María Ignacia Ibarra Eliessetch. Hydrofeminist Life Histories in the Aconcagua River Basin: Women’s Struggles Against Coloniality of Water. 2025. https://doi.org/10.3390/histories5030031
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- María Ignacia Ibarra Eliessetch. Hydrofeminist Life Histories in the Aconcagua River Basin: Women’s Struggles Against Coloniality of Water. 2025. https://doi.org/10.3390/histories5030031
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