Abstract:
This article is based on some questions that seek to rethink the debates of ‘feminist criminology’ in Brazil and propose creative formulations to think about other forms of coping with gender violence, including shared social movements that use technological resources such as strategies of resistance . It is proposed to use hashtags as feminist tools of analysis to understand the phenomena of localized violence. In order to do so, it will use the hashtags #meuprimeiroassedio, #chegadefiufiu, and #mysecretfriend to analyze new meanings of justice promoted by the feminist movements, which apparently do not prioritize the use of punitive power. In the same way, one seeks from the #EleNão movement, recognized as feminist democratic technopolitics, to reformulate the possibilities of analyzing the criminological field and confronting gender violence from a micro and macro political perspective.
Keywords:
Feminist Criminology; Technopolitics; Transnational Feminisms; Punitive Reason