Abstract
This article aims to analyze conceptual approaches between theories that work with the intersectional perspective and the ideas of Deleuze and Guattari. To this end, we begin with reflections on the origin of intersectionality as a conceptual and empirical field, through American contributions, with Kimberlé Crenshaw, Patricia Hill Collins and Angela Davis, and Latin American and Brazilian, with Lelia Gonzalez, Gloria Anzaldúa, Sueli Carneiro and Carla Akotirene. Then, we present the Schizoanalytic perspective, through some fundamental concepts, such as micropolitics, macropolitics, microfascisms. We seek to analyze the conceptual-experiential field constituted by intersectional reflections in the light of schizoanalytic micropolitical analysis. We conclude that the two fields are found in the analysis of the multiple intersections that cross each other incessantly in the expression of life, producing oppressions and exits.
Keywords:
Intersectionality; Feminism; Schizoanalysis; Micropolitics