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This article, an homage to Mariza Correa, looks at two of her most important works: Morte em familia [Death in the Family] (1983) and “A baba de Freud e outras babas” [ Freud’s nanny and other nannies] (2007). In the first, Mariza revealed the articulationsbetween gender and class that permeate the legal system’s treatment of crimes committed by men and women in conjugal relations. In the second, her next to last article, the issue of Freud’s nanny is the inspiration to examine the torn fabric of relationsbetween class and race in Brazil. Far from being a “minor” issue, Mariza shows that the theme of nannies is important to both the understanding of the economy of emotions and to the feminist reflection in contemporary Brazil.

Da morte em família à babá de Freud: homenagem a Mariza Corrêa