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This paper raises the crucial question as to whether non-Western feminisms have reached a postcolonial historical moment in which new proposals and alternatives may open up a horizon of expectations to counter the development of colonial history and its patriarchal legacy. Engaged writers like Nancy Morejón (La Habana 1944–) and Jamaica Kincaid (St John’s Antigua, 1949–) set themselves up to make room for black women in history, a counternarrative to patriarchal History. An analysis of representative pieces of poetry and fiction by both writers in a dialogue with ideas such as the decolonial imaginary, border thinking and rewriting History shed light on alternatives for emancipatory feminist projects for the 21st century.Este artículo plantea un debate abierto sobre si el feminismo no occidental ha llegado a un momento histórico postcolonial en el que nuevas propuestas abran un horizonte para contrarrestar el devenir de la historia colonial y su legado patriarcal. El trabajo de autoras como Nancy Morejón (La Habana 1944–) y Jamaica Kincaid (St John’s, Antigua, 1949–) se propone inscribir a la mujer negra en la historia entendida como “contra-narrativa” a la historia patriarcal. Un análisis de sus planteamientos a la luz de teorías como la del imaginario decolonial, el pensamiento fronterizo y la reescritura de la historia revelan alternativas con proyección de futuro, emancipadoras para el feminismo del siglo XXI

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Razón colonial, imaginario de-colonial y feminismos: Nancy Morejón, Jamaica Kincaid y la construcción de la identidad cultural en la poética del caribe