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Resumen Porque las teorias postcoloniales carecen de perspectiva de genero, el presente articulo se centra en la aproximacion metodologica que proponen los feminismos postcoloniales, mediante una de sus mayores representantes, Spivak, para el analisis de la otredad femenina de un genero narrativo con unas caracteristicas concretas: colonial, de contexto arabe-islamico y escrito por mujeres. Las siguientes paginas estan interesadas, en primer lugar, en subrayar que las mujeres tambien son forjadoras de discursos coloniales, aunque estos sean, en su mayoria, complices del poder hegemonico. Y, en segundo lugar, denunciar que la narrativa colonial, redu ccionista y amante de las grandes generalizaciones, ofrece una otredad confinada en una masa femenina uniforme en vez de perseguir una representacion mas integradora de mujeres plurales y diversas. Abstract Because postcolonial theories lack a gender perspective, this article focuses on the methodological approach proposed by postcolonial feminisms, through one of its greatest representatives, Spivak, for the analysis of female otherness of a narrative genre with specific characteristics: colonial, from an Arab-Islamic context and written by women. The following pages are interested, first, to underline that women are also creators of colonial discourse although these are mostly accomplices of hegemonic power. Secondly, to denounce that the colonial narrative, reductionist and lover of big generalizations, offers an otherness confined to a female uniform mass instead of pursuing a more inclusive, plural and diverse women representation.

La otredad femenina en la narrativa colonial escrita por mujeres: Spivak y los feminismos postcoloniales