| dc.description.abstract | This journey to which I invite you, dear readers, was intended to solve social problems
through the relationships between mothers and daughters. To prove that mothers were
most responsible for social ills, I invited a number of traveler-authors such as Laura
Gutman, Simone de Beauvoir and Bell Hooks. I studied with them the “state of the art”
of motherhood. With the contributions of Chopra and Nietzsche, I mapped the
humanities and realized my own resentments, and with Renato Noguera and Suely
Rolnik, I was able to look at the transforming powers that inhabit these micropolitical
relationships. In the second chapter, I travel in the micropolitics of my own daily life,
with my mother's diaries, inspired by Julia Cameron and her “Artist's Book”. This knot
became possible to (un)tie in the collective of the orientation group where, after having
lost myself, I (re)found ourselves. I bring from myself, Mother with Daughter, to us -
mothers, daughters and mothers with daughters - that want to love (through actions
and choices), clues to think about our place in the world, in a macro and micro political,
decolonial and infantilizing way. | |
