Silent Overload
Gender, Social Reproduction and Educational Strategies for Conflict Resolution in the Post-Divorce Period
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https://doi.org/10.22409/4eqt2j49Keywords:
Gênero; Cuidado; Reprodução Social; Divórcio; Estratégias de Resolução.Abstract
This article analyzes post-divorce conflicts from a gender perspective, highlighting how marital dissolution deepens inequalities linked to the sexual division of labor and the burden of caregiving on women. Drawing on social reproduction theory and authors such as Silvia Federici, Rhaysa Ruas, and Angela Davis, the article discusses the persistent responsibilities placed on women, particularly Black women and those from peripheral communities. Conflicts are classified into parental, economic, and emotional dimensions, and educational strategies such as parenting workshops and parental coordination are analyzed. The conclusion is that their effectiveness depends on intersectoral public policies and the recognition of caregiving as a right and a state duty.
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