“We will begin by reviewing how feminist epistemologies have among their fundamental objectives to contribute to a real change in knowledge that entails ways of intervention from a perspective that favors women. In this sense, objectivity, far from being eliminated from the feminist agenda, comes to the forefront. Feminist epistemologists are the most interested in showing the erroneous nature of conceiving objectivity in terms of value neutrality, which is why they propose to rescue it from relativism. This position is coherent with the normative character of feminist epistemologies. For feminists, contributions to knowledge must imply a capacity for intervention. Therefore, epistemologists are obliged to delve into the problem of objectivity or, in other words, into the possible mechanisms for discerning between different worldviews. In this context, objectivity is subjected to a reconfiguration by introducing into the debate the ethical-political dimension.”