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This article analyses the question of subjectivity and its relation to the notion of identity from a semiotic point of view. The incursion of the idea of alterity (othemess) in the theoretical reflection upon the subject and its signs has encouraged new perspectives within Gender Studies which consider sexual difference as the product of an imposed cultural codification, that is, the result of a forced way of relating ourselves to signs, enabling philosophers and cultural critics to experiment with new ways of presenting and interpreting the symbolic and ontologic status of women. With that aim in mind and trying to dismantle essentialities around the category of femininity, we will study the role played by sorne ideas by Mikhail Mikhailovich Bakhtin in the analysis of texts written by women, and in the theoretical reflection upon language and other types of sign systems, the patriarchal tradition included, and its relevan ce to the different aspects of the question of othemess that characterises the feminine.

Aplicaciones e implicaciones de las ideas de M. Bajtín en el análisis de textos escritos por mujeres