Social Representations Of Violence Against Rural Women: Unveiling Senses In Multiple Views

Costa, Marta Cocco da; Lopes, Marta Júlia Marques; Soares, Joannie dos Santos Fachinelli

doi:10.1590/s0080-623420140000200003

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“…These two terms are also part of the representation central nucleus of health professionals (including the CHA) about violence against rural women (7) . A study identifies that in a hospital in Angola, the suspected occurrence of violence is identified mainly by physical injuries such as burns and fractures (15) .…”

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“…The terms abuse, lack of respect and cowardice are related to the judgments of professionals regarding the offender's actions. In this sense, a study carried out with managers, nurses, doctors and community health agents identified the terms lack of respect and cowardice in the second periphery, in the central nucleus of the representation (7) . The peripheral elements 'are the interface between the central nucleus and the concrete situation in which the representation is produced or put into operation' (9) .…”

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“…Furthermore, the NT and CHA contextualized the term fear as a feeling that the victim and the professionals themselves have for the aggressor. A study identified the presence of this feeling in the CN of the social representation of health professionals, including the CHA, linking it to the professionals and victims (7) . The power relationship between offenders and victims may generate fear, causing them to live in constant alert.…”

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“…Low self-esteem and submission refer to how the professionals visualize the victim. Another study with health professionals, including the CHA, also identifies the term submission in the first periphery of representation (7) . Cultural and patriarchal issues may lead health professionals to associate victims of violence and submission.…”

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“…The duties of the CHA include carrying out routine home and community actions, which enable knowing the privacy of homes (6) . This knowledge can be identified in a study on violence against rural women, in which health professionals, including the CHA, centralized their social representation especially in terms of fear, alcohol and the women's excessive workload (7) . The NT can also make home visits and engage with problematic issues of the domestic space.…”

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Objective:To analyze the social representations of the Nursing Technicians and Community Health Agents about domestic violence against women. Method: A qualitative study carried out in the city of Rio Grande, RS, in which evocations and interviews were collected between July and November 2013. For the treatment of data were used the EVOC 2005 software and the context analysis. Results: It is a structured representation, in which the central nucleus contains conceptual, imaging and attitudinal elements, namely: abuse, aggression, physical aggression, cowardice and lack of respect. Such terms were present in the context of the interviews. The professionals acknowledged that violence is not limited to physical aspects and were judgemental about the acts of the aggressor. Conclusion: This knowledge may enable the problematization of the studied phenomenon with the team, and facilitate the search for prevention and intervention strategies for victims, offenders and managers of health services.

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Representações sociais da violência doméstica em cenários rurais para mulheres e homens

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Objective: To understand the social representations of domestic violence in rural settings, from the perspective of women and men living within these contexts. Methods: A qualitative, exploratory, descriptive study, from the Social Representations theoretical-methodological perspective. The scenario was composed of two small municipalities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in which more than half of the population lives in the rural areas. The participants included 16 people living in the rural areas of these municipalities who were integrated into health groups organized by the rural Family Health Strategy (FHS). The inclusion criterion was living in the rural areas for at least five years, because time is a causal element for development of social representations. The exclusion criterion consisted of residing less than five years in the rural areas. In this study, data generation of projective technical data and semi-structured interviews were used. The data obtained in the workshop were analyzed using the theoretical-methodological reference of racial representations. Results: The analysis resulted in two thematic categories: social representations of domestic violence in the rural settings, anchored in unequal relationships between women and men; and, social representations of domestic violence in rural settings, grounded in family and generational relationships. Conclusion: Domestic violence in this context is a complex phenomenon that involves different generations that circulate within the private space, demanding many actions for care and coping. ResumoObjetivo: Compreender as representações sociais da violência doméstica em cenários rurais, na perspectiva de mulheres e homens residentes nesses contextos. Métodos: Estudo exploratório-descritivo, de abordagem qualitativa ao qual agregou-se a perspectiva teórico-metodológica das Representações Sociais. O cenário foi composto por dois municípios de pequeno porte do estado do Rio Grande do Sul, em que mais da metade da população reside no meio rural. Os participantes foram 16 pessoas que residiam em áreas rurais destes municípios e eram vinculados a grupos de saúde organizados pela Estratégia de Saúde da Família (ESF) rural. Como critério de inclusão elencou-se: estar residindo há pelo menos cinco anos em área rural, pois o fator tempo é um determinante na elaboração das representações sociais. O critério de exclusão consistiu em residir há menos de cinco anos em área rural. neste estudo empregaram-se para a geração dos dados técnicas projetivas e entrevistas semiestruturadas. Para análise dos dados obtidos mediante a oficina empregou-se o referencial teórico-metodológico das Representações Sociais. Resultados: A análise resultou em duas categorias temáticas: "Representações sociais da violência doméstica nos cenários rurais ancorada nas relações desiguais entre mulheres e homens" e "Representações sociais da violência doméstica nos cenários rurais ancorada nas relações familiares e geracionais". Conclusão: A violência doméstica nesse contexto, se t...

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Social Representations Of Violence Against Rural Women: Unveiling Senses In Multiple Views

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Social representation of domestic violence against women among Nursing Technicians and Community Agents

Social representation of domestic violence against women among Nursing Technicians and Community Agents

Working with Use of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs in Rural Communities

Representações sociais da violência doméstica em cenários rurais para mulheres e homens

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