O Modelo Intersubjetivo Do Si Mesmo Produzido Socialmente: Mead, Educação E Luta Por Reconhecimento

Vitorino, Artur José Renda; Silva, Bruna Coden da

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“…Human coexistence is based on experiences between people and on the processes arising from it: individuation and socialisation; that is, existing presupposed interaction and communication with others who are equal. 21 Thus, praxis promotes the adaptation of intersubjectivity between the professional and the patient with the aim of promoting well-living.…”

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Rehabilitation: collective construction of a concept in a focus group

Cunha

Schoeller

Martins³

et al. 2023

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Background: Human dimensions are transversal to the concepts of health rehabilitation, since they motivate care actions. The aim of this study was to understand rehabilitation from the collective discernment of a multidisciplinary group. Methods: This was participatory research that used a qualitative approach combined with brainstorming and conceptual mapping techniques, in a focus group of a team of researchers from the Laboratory of Research, Teaching, Extension and Technology in Health, Nursing and Rehabilitation of a Federal University in Brazil, with data publication authorised by the participants. Participants were 92% women and 8% men aged between 25 and 62 and who were members of the research group. The thematic analysis occurred from the semantics of words and associated connectors. Results: Actions in structured levels were found in the collective understanding of rehabilitation, which enabled the formation of a theoretical care design. The first level presented love, hope, respect, empathy, understanding, esteem, and self-determination. The second level included the pillars of the (re)habilitation process: praxis, intersubjectivity, and comfortable living as a product. The third level showed the dimensions of the person as a whole: spirituality, (re)signification of the meanings of life, functionality of biophysical structures, and biopsychosocial (re)construction — the environment where the dynamic constitution of identity is internalised. The fourth level was the environment where actors move and transform (becoming), where diversity is manifested and the uniqueness of the person is acknowledged. Conclusions: Rehabilitation is a (co)constructed process based on human attributes that facilitate or may not facilitate transformation. It implies rebuilding of the process of living, with the diversity of each person. Its actions are based on love, solidarity, and respect for mutual rights. The concept of rehabilitation can support the operationalisation of research and interdisciplinary care in a multidisciplinary team.

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confidence: 99%

Rehabilitation: collective construction of a concept in a focus group

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Schoeller

Martins³

et al. 2023

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“…The anticipatory character of hope aims to broaden and clarify future horizons, represented by an appetite for courage that arises in the midst of life's challenges, including the process of constant and greedy updating of future reality. This look to the future represents "daydreaming", while it does not deviate from the perspective of the real, articulating itself as a dialectical process of hoping through the troubled construction of the uneasy contradictions of the present (10)(11) .…”

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Reflecting rehabilitation nursing care: Theory of Recognition crossed by the Principle of Hope

Zuchetto

Schoeller

Vargas

et al. 2021

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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Objective The study seeks to reflect on rehabilitation nursing care, from the perspective of the Theory of Recognition and the Principle of Hope. State of art Reflection study, based on Axel Honneth’s Theory of Recognition crossed by Ernst Bloch’s Principle of Hope, aiming to elucidate the theoretical and methodological potential of these references for future research in health, nursing and rehabilitation nursing. Rehabilitation nursing care is permeated by theoretical and philosophical influences little described in the literature. The study proposes a way of thinking and exercising care with the perspective of building rehabilitation nursing care, in which the nurse excels in trust, respect and mutual esteem, playing the role of agent of hopeful and realistic expectations. Conclusion The study showed the main characteristics of each philosophical theoretical axis, permeating, separately, the relevant definitions to understand its implications in the concrete reality of living.

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O Modelo Intersubjetivo Do Si Mesmo Produzido Socialmente: Mead, Educação E Luta Por Reconhecimento

Cited by 2 publications

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Rehabilitation: collective construction of a concept in a focus group

Rehabilitation: collective construction of a concept in a focus group

Reflecting rehabilitation nursing care: Theory of Recognition crossed by the Principle of Hope

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