This article proposes a queer, feminist, and situated reading of Gabriela Mistral to challenge the patriarchal narratives that have diminished her figure and erased the dissident power of her work. Drawing on archival research, performativity, and a queer ethics of care, it illuminates an ambiguous, affectively complex Mistral, linked to genealogies of Latin American resistance
Millan Báez, M. (2025). Mistral Was Not a mother, she was a lesbian: Archive, desire, and dissident pedagogies. Nomadías, (34), 109–209. Retrieved from https://nomadias.uchile.cl/index.php/NO/article/view/82584
