Escrevendo cartas: a escrita como transbordamento das experiências de afetação de uma mulher-mãe-cientista-fibromiálgica

Abstract

The text explores a hybrid process of writing through letters which, far from being a merely personal record, is interpreted as a political and scientific act, since, by overflowing experiences, the letters gain collective resonance. The objective of this writing is to share the affective experiences of a woman-mother-scientist-fibromyalgia, with the letter being the ve-hicle that allows you to move between different worlds, offer intimacy and shorten distances. As a theoretical-methodological reference, the work dialogues with Actor-Network Theory (ANT), science in the feminine, researchCOM, and also talks with the AfeTAR Laboratory. In addition to these contributions, the text interacts with authors such as Gloria Anzaldúa, Don-na Haraway and Vinciane Despret to support a research and writing policy based on affecta-tions, thus defending an objective, situated and passionate science. By approaching fibro-myalgia as a disability, the work challenges ableist perspectives and adopts the social model of disability, connecting it to feminist and intersectional critiques that recognize care and inter-dependence as intrinsic to life and human development. It is concluded that there is power in sharing experiences, legitimizing that these records transform and create realities, being an ethical, political and care practice that connects the "I" to the "us" and, in turn, to the world, leaving traces of the existences that affected us, as they create bonds that bring people to-gether and enable the transformation of experiences into shared narratives.