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Psicol. Educ. (Online) ; (55): 98-105, 31/12/2022.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1516497

ABSTRACT

Este artigo relata uma pesquisa ação-participante longitudinal realizada desde 2016 até 2021 com mulheres indígenas Xokleng/Laklãnõ que vivem no contexto urbano de Blumenau, SC. Analisa a trama afetiva que compôs esta caminhada de seis anos e traça a configuração do método que denominamos de pesquisacaminhante para demarcar a temporalidade e o lugar das pesquisadoras, das pesquisadoras-participantes e sua intencionalidade, de fortalecer a luta e a resistência dessas que vivem na cidade de Blumenau, uma cidade de origem germânica e marcadamente "branca". Como instrumento, foram utilizados entrevistas, fotografias, diversos encontros pela cidade e participação em eventos oficiais e, principalmente, encontros constantes entre as pesquisadoras, nos quais elas puderam se expressar como mulheres indígenas. O referencial teórico é a psicologia sócio-histórica, com base nas reflexões de Vigotski e Spinoza, utilizando o afeto como bússola das ações. O método revelou potência para contribuir com a práxis da psicologia social, destacando aquelas voltadas às comunidades tracionais. (AU)


This article reports a longitudinal participant-action research carried out from 2016 to 2021 with indigenous women Xokleng/Laklãnõ who live in the urban context of Blumenau, SC. Analyzes the affective plot that composed this walk of six years and outlines the configuration of the method we call walking research to demarcate the temporality and the place of researchers, researcher-participants and their intention to strengthen the struggle and resistance those who live in the city of Blumenau, a city of German origin and markedly "white". As instrument, interviews, photographs, various meetings around the city and participation in official events were used. and, mainly, constant meetings between the researchers, in which they could express themselves as women indigenous. The theoretical reference is socio-historical psychology, based on the reflections of Vigotski and Spinoza, using the affection as a compass of actions. The method revealed power to contribute to the practice of social psychology, highlighting those aimed at traditional communities. (AU)


Este artículo reporta una investigación longitudinal de acción participante realizada de 2016 a 2021 con mujeres indígenas Xokleng/Laklãnõ que viven en el contexto urbano de Blumenau, SC. Analiza la trama afectiva que compuso este paseo de seis años y esboza la configuración del método que llamamos walking research para demarcar la temporalidad y el lugar de los investigadores, los investigadores-participantes y su intención de fortalecer la lucha y la resistencia los que viven en a ciudad de Blumenau, ciudad de origen alemán y marcadamente "blanca". Como se utilizó el instrumento, entrevistas, fotografías, diversos encuentros por la ciudad y participación en actos oficiales, y, principalmente, encuentros constantes entre las investigadoras, en las que pudieran expresarse como mujeres indígena. El referente teórico es la psicología sociohistórica, a partir de las reflexiones de Vigotski y Spinoza, utilizando la el afecto como brújula de acciones. El método reveló poder contribuir a la práctica de la psicología social, destacando los destinados a las comunidades tradicionales. (AU)


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Humans , Female , Women , Community-Based Participatory Research , Indigenous Peoples/psychology , Longitudinal Studies , Affect
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J Health Psychol ; 21(3): 409-18, 2016 Mar.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-26987835

ABSTRACT

Improving psychological practice in mental health services in the Brazilian Unified Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde) requires a critical analysis of core concepts of the psychiatric reform, such as 'social reinsertion'. This analysis, oriented by the dialectics of exclusion/inclusion, showed that this concept is impregnated with the adaptation paradigm and asylum view which prevents its effective implantation. The results suggest it is necessary to include social aspects in the discussion of mental health, articulating it with networks of social work and recuperating the revolutionary aspects of the psychiatric reform, thus demarcating the political nature of professional practices.


Subject(s)
Behavioral Medicine/organization & administration , Mental Health Services/organization & administration , National Health Programs/organization & administration , Behavioral Medicine/legislation & jurisprudence , Behavioral Medicine/methods , Brazil , Health Care Reform , Humans , Mental Health Services/legislation & jurisprudence , National Health Programs/legislation & jurisprudence , Public Health/legislation & jurisprudence , Public Health/methods , Public Health Administration
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