Adela would have liked that trip to the sea, but she is stuck looking for her lost socks. She is very tidy, but there is no point, she even searches in the bathroom. Adela and the socks disappeared speaks in its colorful pages, illustrated by national cartoonist Bernardita Ojeda, about visual disability (Cult LT review).
About the author
Florencia Herrera is a sociologist from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and a doctor in Social and Cultural Anthropology from the University of Barcelona. His main areas of interest are changes and the new way of having a family. Fundamentally, in analyzes related to adoption, homosexuality and assisted reproduction. Her main research is: 1) “Being and making a family: the Lesbian View of Intimate Relationships”, thesis to qualify for the degree of Doctor in Social and Cultural Anthropology (2002 – 2006), 2) “Social construction of the parental bond: Adoption and assisted reproduction in contemporary Chile”, Fondecyt Project Post doctorate (2008 – 2010), 3) “Assisted reproduction in Chile: Analysis of the cultural repertoires used to evaluate what is correct, moral and legitimate in the field opened by new reproductive technologies”, FONDECYT Project Initiation (2011 – 2014) and 4) “Becoming a father today: Male experiences of transition to fatherhood in Chile” FONDECYT Project Regular (2015 – 2019).
Aug 25, 2018
Saturday, 12 noon.
Building A 3rd floor, BiblioGAM
Free, first come, first served.
Limited spaces