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In recent years, the advance of feminist movements in Argentina and the rest of the world have generated important effects in the publishing and literary field, causing the emergence of publishers and catalogs that problematize gender stereotypes in childhoodoriented texts. The objective of the article is to relate the editorial morphology of Argentina and the texts focused on gender issues, hypothetically considering that publishers considered “independent” had a leading role in generating non-sexist editorial proposals. For this, we will analyze on the one hand the study of new themes and catalogs, and on the other hand the history and catalog of the Antiprincesas Collection (Chirimbote) as example of this trend.

El fin del príncipe azul: catálogos feministas para infancias diversas. El caso de la Colección Antiprincesas (Argentina)