WORK'S REPRODUCTIVE CHAINS
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https://doi.org/10.21680/1982-5560.2020v21n2ID28434Keywords:
Trabalho Doméstico não Remunerado, Divisão Sexual do Trabalho, Trabalho Doméstico e de Cuidados, Mulheres, Cadeias Reprodutivas de TrabalhoAbstract
In this article, we analyze the configurations of domestic work and care work in the life of a woman who lives in João Pessoa, based on her life story and direct observation of her daily life, as well as a bibliographical and documental review. This analysis is based in part on the results of the doctoral research Unpaid Domestic Labour: disruptions, continuities and adaptations of domestic and care work. We use the intersectional approach as an analytical guide for the data obtained. Finally, we find the existence of reproductive work chains, a complex network of invisible work among women, which expropriates women's time, generates overcharge, and causes the erasure of the historical and generational fact related to reproductive work, as a work of women.
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