Abstract: In this article, I propose a discussion regarding the place of bodies in the production of knowledge. In the task of rethinking epistemological, methodological and political issues oriented towards embodying ethnographies and developing an embodied anthropology, in these pages I highlight some socio-anthropological and critical feminist perspectives that have allowed me to consider and experience the ethnographic practice as a corporal practice. I also share some considerations of the ethnographic experience on the politicization of bodies and technologies from (trans)feminist perspectives and hacking practices, where I connect feminisms, feminist ethnography and the (trans)feminist projects shared by the activists as differentiated genealogies aimed at hacking normative codes and developing resistant knowledge from bodily experiences
Key Words:
Bodies; Feminisms; Anthropological Knowledge; Feminist Etnography