The way it goes: Epistemic and methodological encounters of intersectionality

Today intersectionality is considered an epistemic perspective useful for under-standing the coexistence of domination and agency; the aim of this article is to expand research on intersectionality. We develop this purpose by highlighting the intersection as the locus where the meaning and social relevance of the categories take shape in their reciprocal interaction. Developing a dialogue with the seminal Leslie McCall's analysis, the article explores the best combination of methods with which to investigate what happens at the intersection, and how the different com-binations of intersections modify, through time and space, the strength and sub-jective experience of the different categorizations.