PEREIRA, Dulce Maria Passades. Joana Semião, Homo Œconomicus and Homo Politicus: Weaving a Mozambican ‘tolerant’ epistemology. []. , 43, pp.165-181.   30--2021. ISSN 0874-5560.  https://doi.org/10.22355/exaequo.2021.43.11.

Global trends in neoliberalism have left Mozambique (more) exposed to the jargon, the theoretical currents and the practices of dominant ideologies. Discourses about women's movements, feminism, gender and women, in general associated with places of decision-making, with power, and political intricacies, are presented at the local level as cosmological systems of parameters for structuring society, proposing a glocal theory and practice, in a context weakened by its condition as a developing country. With the pretext of thinking about the process of emancipation of Mozambican women, based on the culture of silencing the trajectory of the Mozambican Joana Semião, this article aims to understand the 'representation' of the absence of women in Mozambican society, in the context of homo ɶconomicus and homo politicus ghosts.

: absences; silences; homo œconomicus; homo politicus.

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