No mundo da cegonha: aspectos sobre redes de solidariedade entre pessoas com ausência involuntária de filhos

Abstract

Social networks are known for the wide dissemination of information in real time, as well as the creation of mutual help networks to share particular situations where intimate issues are often exposed, such as the childlessness. This dissertation aims to understand how to build solidarity networks between people with involuntary absence of children. The enjoyment of social and biosocialities in social networks raises questions about secrecy and sharing on specific social media for women who are unable to have children. From reflections that emerge from the field, virtual ethnography will be discussed here as a methodological choice for research, the construction of desire for children, intimacy and exposure in social networks, located in feminist anthropology.