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Rev. Asoc. Esp. Neuropsiquiatr ; 38(134): 547-565, jul.-dic. 2018.
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-176434

ABSTRACT

En el presente artículo se analiza la salud mental como una tecnología de gobierno que centra su campo de actuación en la experiencia vital de los individuos, a escala mundial y en todas las esferas de la vida. Tomando el concepto de tecnologías del yo de Michel Foucault, se propone pensar un cambio en las formas de producción de sí mismo a raíz de la presencia de la salud mental como organizador vital. A través del análisis de las interacciones en una consulta de un centro de atención primaria de la provincia de Barcelona, se describen tres tecnologías de autogobierno que toman a la experiencia como objeto. Se concluye que dichas tecnologías no están dirigidas a la producción de un sí mismo, sino de un nosotros, que se presenta como modalidad normativa que define la pertenencia política y biológica a un ideal de especie


In this article, mental health is analyzed as a governmental technology whose field of action focuses on the life experience of individuals, both worldwide and in all spheres of life. On the basis of Michel Foucault's concept of technologies of the self, it is proposed to think about a change in the forms of production of oneself as a result of the presence of mental health as a vital organizer. Through the analysis of the interactions in a consultation room of a primary care center in the province of Barcelona, three self-governance technologies that take experience as an object are described. It is concluded that these technologies are not aimed at the production of one's self, but at the production of ourselves, which is presented as a normative modality that defines political and biological belonging to an ideal of species


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Humans , Mental Disorders/psychology , Patient Advocacy/trends , Community Integration/psychology , Community Integration/trends , Mental Health/trends , Primary Health Care/trends , Community Participation , Social Behavior , Professional-Family Relations
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