Ana de Miguel

Ana de Miguel studied at University of Salamanca and Autonomous University of Madrid. The recorded working language is Spanish. Employment is recorded with University of A Coruña, King Juan Carlos University and Complutense University of Madrid. Distinctions recorded are Comadre de Oro Award.

• Name — Ana de Miguel • Birth Name — Ana de Miguel Álvarez • Born — 26 October 1961 • Birthplace — Santander, Spain • Occupation — Philosopher, writer • Employer — King Juan Carlos University • Education — Autonomous University of Madrid

Ana de Miguel studied philosophy at the University of Salamanca and received her doctorate at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM). In 1984 she completed her thesis Marxismo y feminismo en Alejandra Kollontai. Her doctoral thesis is entitled Elites y participación política en la obra de John Stuart Mill. She has also done research on the relationships between feminism and Marxism, on Flora Tristan, and on the Egyptian feminist Qasim Amin. From 1993 to 2005 she worked as a titular professor of Sociology of Gender at the University of A Coruña. In 2005 she joined King Juan Carlos University of Madrid as a titular professor of Moral and Political Philosophy.

• Illustration — El espejismo de la igualdad by Ana de Miguel, November 2015 She was a member of the Seminar on Feminism and Illustration created by philosopher Celia Amorós, taught from 1987 to 1994 at the Complutense University. The Seminar was transformed into the research and development project Feminismo, Ilustración y Postmodernidad (1995–1999). This work was added to the studies conducted around the History of Feminist Theory course, started in 1990/91 at the Complutense University's Instituto de Investigaciones Feministas (in English: Feminist Research Institute) and directed by Ana de Miguel since 2005, and compiled into the three volumes titled Teoría Feminista. De la Ilustración a la globalización. From 2012 to 2013 she was director of the Master's program in Interdisciplinary Gender Studies at King Juan Carlos University. One of the basic contributions of her thinking is the reconstruction of a feminist genealogy. She currently works on feminism as a social movement and its construction of new theoretical frameworks for the interpretation of reality. In this regard, she has distinguished between the politics of redefining reality and the policies of protest. Her latest publications focus on the search for clues to understand how sexual inequality propagates in formally egalitarian societies, especially among young people, on the theoretical framework of gender violence, and on prostitution as a "school of human inequality."

In her work Neoliberalismo sexual, de Miguel denounces the neoliberal ideology that aims to turn life, even human beings, into a commodity. She considers that the conversion of women's bodies into merchandise is the most effective means to disseminate and reinforce this ideology, and that the sex industry is connected with it. In January 2016, she received the First Prize ex aequo from the Social Council of King Juan Carlos University for research excellence in the Arts and Humanities category. In February she was honored with the Comadre de Oro award given annually by the Tertulia Feminista Les Comadres. In May 2016, her work was recognized with the Ángeles Durán Award for Scientific Innovation in the Study of Women and Gender granted by the UAM's University Institute of Women's Studies. • Illustration — Receiving the 2016 Ángeles Duran Award

• Illustration — Ana de Miguel, Marian Lopez Fernandez-Cao, and Celia Amorós at the round table of the 20th anniversary of the History of Feminist Theory Course, June 2011 • 2000: Critical editing, introduction, and co-translation of the 1825 work Appeal of One Half of the Human Race, Women by William Thompson and Anna Wheleer as La demanda de la mitad de la raza humana, las mujeres, Granada, Editorial Comares, • 2003: Coauthor: introduction and selection of texts for the work Flora Tristán, Feminismo y socialismo, Anthology, Madrid, Los Libros de la Catarata, • 2005: Prologue to the work El sometimiento de las mujeres (The Subjection of Women) by John Stuart Mill, Madrid, EDAF, • 2006: Labrys no. 10, Dossier España, "Études féministes/estudos feministas", University of Brasília • 2006: Coordination and introduction of the monograph "Perspectivas feministas en la España del siglo XXI" • 2010: Prologue to the work El mito del varón sustentador, by Laura Nuño, Barcelona, Icaria, • 2011: Introduction to the John Stuart Mill work El voto y la prostitución, Castilla La Mancha, Almud, • 2012: Prologue to the Gladys Rocío Ariza Sosa work De inapelable a intolerable: violencia contra las mujeres en sus relaciones de pareja en Medellín, National University of Colombia, Bogotá, • 2013: Prologue to the work La violencia contra las mujeres: el amor como coartada by E. Bosch, V. Ferrer et al., Barcelona Anthropos, • 2015: Edition of the Alexandra Kollontai work Autobiografía de una mujer sexualmente emancipada y otros textos sobre el amor (The Autobiography of a Sexually Emancipated Communist Woman), Horas y Horas, Madrid,

• Illustration — Amelia Valcárcel and Ana de Miguel at the presentation of the book Neoliberalismo sexual. El mito de la libre elección, Madrid, 24 November 2015

• 1993: Marxismo y feminismo en Alejandra Kollontai, Madrid, Complutense University – Community of Madrid • 1994: Cómo leer a John Stuart Mill, Madrid, Júcar, • 2001: Alejandra Kollontai (1872–1952), Madrid, Ediciones del Orto, • 2002: O feminismo ontem e hoje, Lisbon, Ela por Ela, • 2005: Celia Amorós and Ana de Miguel (eds.), Teoría feminista. De la Ilustración a la globalización (3 vols.), Madrid, Ediciones Minerva, • 2015: Neoliberalismo sexual. El mito de la libre elección, Madrid, Cátedra, • 2017: Nuño Gómez, Laura and de Miguel Álvarez, Ana (dirs.), Fernández Montes, Lidia (coord.), Elementos para una teoría crítica del sistema prostitucional, Granada, Editorial Comares,