by María Llopis · Txalaparta, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788416350254
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In 'Subversive Motherhoods', María Llopis explores new trends in motherhood within contemporary Western society. The book analyzes how motherhood is influenced by capitalism and patriarchy, often resulting in an asexual, medicalized, and disempowered experience. Llopis presents alternatives through interviews with mothers, fathers, midwives, and activists who challenge established norms and seek to create more liberating parenting models. This book seeks to give visibility to diverse forms of motherhood that are emerging, promoting a change in the perception and practice of motherhood.
