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Susan Rawlings, main character of To room nineteen, short story written by Doris Lessing and part of the collection Stories (1978), does not own a unified and stable identity, but many constantly dislocated identities. These identities are not harmonious, they conflict resulting in what Hall (2014) called a “crises of identity”. This study, through a qualitative and bibliographic research, aims to analyze her process of identification. According to the ideas of Hall (2014), to examine in what extent it is possible to consider Susan Rawlings a postmodern subject. Furthermore, to comprehend how space and gender influence in this process.

A personagem pós-moderna em lessing: uma análise do processo de identificação em “To room nineteen”