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Collection 03 · November 2022

Fanmi

A walk around what family covers: the roles, the places, the ones we inherit and the ones we choose.

Format
Physical and digital
Languages
Kreyòl · French · English
Price
$22.00

About this edition

Fanmi: the roles we inherit and the ones we choose.

A walk around everything family covers, and the gendered roles and places any Feminist approach to it has to reckon with. Doris Lapommeray invites us to refuse the archetype of the fanm potomitan, offered to Women as a reward. Darline Alexis questions the child’s absence, presence and pretext in Haitian literature, Michèle Lemoine writes on the family of artists and Jeanne-Elsa Chéry on Women in politics, and Sharma Aurélien takes stock of the Feminist fight around the households Women hold up alone.

Contributors

Darline Alexis

Darline Alexis

Port-au-Prince

Sharma Aurélien

Sharma Aurélien

Port-au-Prince

Jeanne-Elsa Chéry

Jeanne-Elsa Chéry

Paris, France

Stéphanie François

Stéphanie François

Port-au-Prince

Dorvensca M. Isaac

Port-au-Prince

Doris Lapommeray

Doris Lapommeray

Port-au-Prince

Michèle Lemoine

Michèle Lemoine

Port-au-Prince

Sergine Trenti and Jessica Lundi-Léandre

Sergine Trenti and Jessica Lundi-Léandre

Paris, France

Péguy Flore C. Pierre

Péguy Flore C. Pierre

Montréal, Canada

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