Monogamy naked. Notes for a feminist critique brings together recent works by the authors on the notion of monogamy. The question is also part of broader research on some lines of feminism and contemporary political philosophy that, as a group, they have carried out. As a general objective, this work proposes to consider this multiplicity of meanings and functions of the monogamous mandate as a unifying and organizing ideal of gendered subjectivity. Each of the articles is dedicated to thematizing some of the conceptual lines implied in monogamous representation: the questioning of the scientific justifications of the monogamous love experience by neuroscience, the analysis of monogamy as a moral and institutional norm, the ideal of romantic love, the ways of conceiving and practicing kinship, or the consideration of a symbolic disorder that would contribute to altering the monogamous norm. Although most of the articles that make up Monogamy in the nude. Notes for a feminist critique has individual authorship in their signature, something that characterizes them is that they arise in the heat of dialogues in the group, so that the "I's" that form them, as Virginia Woolf's quote indicates, have ties elsewhere, sympathies, small codes and rights of their own. In this sense, all the authors are present, even when their thoughts are not homogeneous or free of conflicts and dissidence.