Thassia Souza Emidio

• Abstract

  Solidarity Belly is a form of reproduction, in which the baby is generated by a replacement uterus, that is, it is generated by a woman who jointly provides her uterus as a shelter for the embryo of a couple or for a production independent of someone. It is a procedure that, in Brazil, must be carried out by people who are related to the parental couple, or who prove proximity and emotion…

  Surrogate Pregnancy, Parenthood, and Family Bonds: A Study on the Experiences of Shared Gestation in Light of Couple and Family Psychoanalysis, AP.R

• Abstract

  The role of mother in patriarchal society is the only one that gives women respectability and value, and they are seen as incomplete without a child. We have observed that the experience of motherhood for Brazilian women is permeated by idealizations of maternal love and by conditions of socio-economic vulnerability, causing a number of physical and psychological sufferings to these mothe…

  The meanings of the ideal of motherhood for mothers in vulnerability: reflections on how the socioeconomic context influences mothering, BP.IC

• Abstract

  This research aims to reflect on and understand the relationship between motherhoodand work for domestic workers in Brazil. It explores the complex interplay ofmotherhood and work, shaped by intersections of gender, race, and class. The studyanalyzes social representations of motherhood, influenced by historical, cultural, andeconomic factors, and how these shape the daily experiences of …

  The relationship between motherhood and work: a study with domestic workers, BP.IC

• Abstract

  From the emergence and popularization of social media, it is noted in women a search for maternal references in virtual spaces. These allow the transmission of information in real time, the production of content, as well as interactions between users, making us think about the new arrangements and spaces that social media provide for the exercise of motherhood. This research aims to refle…

  Solo motherhood and social media: a study on Instagram as a virtual sharing space and support network, BP.IC

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