ROSANA MACHIN BARBOSA
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Departamento de Medicina Preventiva, Faculdade de Medicina - Docente
LIM/38 - Laboratório de Epidemiologia e Imunobiologia, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina
LIM/38 - Laboratório de Epidemiologia e Imunobiologia, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina
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- HOMOPARENTALIDADE E ADOÇÃO: (RE) AFIRMANDO SEU LUGAR COMO FAMÍLIA(2016) MACHIN, RosanaAbstract Throughout the last decade in Brazil (as well as in other countries) is possible to observe the increasing demand for the adoption of children by same sex couples. This fact has generated distinct views on the specificities of this kind of parental relationship and its psychological impacts in children and teenagers. In this context we present the contributions of an empirical research with 12 same sex couples (3 of women and 9 of men) held in Sao Paulo/Brazil, between 2011 and 2012, including couples with a prospect of adoption and those that already have adopted children. The material analysis revealed conceptions of family and gender perspectives, which underlie the demands formulated by the couples, as well as their wishes and values, expressed by the desire of having children. In these couples' perspective, having a child is considered an important step in the affirmation of their capacity of constitute a family.
- Anonimato e segredo na reprodução humana com participação de doador: mudanças em perspectivas(2016) MACHIN, RosanaReproductive technologies, when separating sexuality from reproduction, interfered not only in the relationships between the sexes, but also in the relationships of filiation, enabling the emergence of family settings due to the access to genetic material from others (egg, semen or embryo donors). The secrecy and anonymity that have always involved gamete donors have been challenged. In the last twenty years, various countries changed their legislation, adopting the policy of open identity of the donor of the genetic material. The possibility to know and have access to this identity (when reaching adulthood) or even the search for half-brothers can be a reality in many countries for children born through access to reproductive technology. The article emphasizes the matter of secrecy and anonymity involving the use of genetic material from others in reproductive technologies. The argument is set up through the debate in the United Kingdom concerning the abolition of the anonymity and its implications under the perspective of donors, claimant couples and the child. The study also reflects on the conceptions of family involved in this debate.