Travesti: prostituição, sexo, gênero e cultura no Brasil

Trigo, Luiz Gonzaga Godoi

doi:10.1590/s0102-311x2008000900029

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“…I highlight the importance of the works of Kulick (2008), Silva (1993), Teixeira (2008), Vartabedian (2012 and Pelúcio (2009). However, the contrast made here by varying ethnographic contexts offers a contribution that brings displacement to the center of the debate.…”

Section: Perpetual Motionmentioning

confidence: 77%

“…Recent literature on travestis addresses issues concerning displacement and its implications. Kulick (2008) mentions in passing the existence of a migratory flow of travestis since the 1970s, with France as the preferred destination until 1982. For authors like Silva (1993), the trip to Europe means something more than a cosmopolitan experience, by crossing political and symbolic borders.…”

Section: Perpetual Motionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Hélio Silva (1993;, seeking to understand the relationship between a travesti identity and society, showed that, in big cities, travestis no longer needed to hide, as they did until the mid-1980s. In the 1990s, a series of works directly associated travestis, prostitution and metropolises, claiming it to be a phenomenon specific to big cities (Oliveira, 1997;Pirani, 1997;Jayme, 2001;Kulick, 2008;Florentino, 1998).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Perpetual motion: Displacement of travestis from an ethnographic perspective

Rodrigues

2022

Vibrant, Virtual Braz. Anthr.

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Intense mobility is a characteristic observed in the context of travestis who work in sex markets. Studies on the subject usually emphasize that this mobility is related to a project of refinement, social ascension, and greater social, symbolic, and economic well-being, besides serving as a project of transformation and beautification of the bodies. Based on ethnographic work, I argue that, in order to understand the various orders of displacements of travestis, it is necessary to understand such movements as a perpetual motion machine, and not as being determined by imperatives that would necessarily lead to displacements from one place to another in search of something - much less something exceptional. In the observed context, displacements are a way of being in the world. Events occur during the displacements, not because of them.

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Perpetual motion: Displacement of travestis from an ethnographic perspective

Rodrigues

2022

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“…Para Trigo (2008) a cultura LGBT no Brasil ainda possui traços não devidamente explorados e discutidos. O autor coloca que para compreender a cultura dos diversos segmentos sociais deve-se ampliar seu espaço de cidadania e participação social e política.…”

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Turismo e Hospitalidade: um olhar para a juventude nas paradas do orgulho LGBT

Ortolano

2012

Rev. Gest. & Políticas Públicas

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O presente trabalho aborda o turismo para juventude LGBT (Gays, Lésbicas, Bissexuais, Travestis e Transexuais) durante as paradas do orgulho homossexual em São Paulo e Campinas, bem como a hospitalidade observada nos meios de hospedagem da capital. Organizamos 24 entrevistas realizadas entre 2008 e 2010, com jovens participantes, organizadores das paradas e com funcionários de hotéis, inferindo-as através da análise de discurso. O turismo e a hospitalidade, ainda que vistos positivamente, não têm respondido às expectativas que os associam às paradas LGBT. Aparecem como focos em potencial para o desenvolvimento de políticas públicas que versem sobre os direitos de jovens homossexuais. Palavras-chave: Turismo, Hospitalidade, Juventude e Paradas LGBT

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“…Hospitalization has several negative consequences: increased risk of transmission to health care providers and other vulnerable patients, separation from social support systems, feelings of isolation, and lost income [7]. Furthermore, several studies have found that hospitalization accounts for more than half of total treatment costs [5,8,9]. An Australian study estimated that by reducing the proportion of TB inpatients from 55% to 45%, the total cost of treatment was reduced by nearly 28% [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

Factors Influencing Hospitalization Rates and Inpatient Cost of Patients with Tuberculosis in Jiangsu Province, China: An Uncontrolled before and after Study

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Chen

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Objective: The China Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) introduced an innovative financing model of tuberculosis (TB) care and control with the aim of standardizing TB treatment and reducing the financial burden associated with patients with TB. This is a study of the pilot implementation of new financing mechanism in Zhenjiang, between 2014–2015. We compared TB hospitalization rates and inpatient service costs before and after implementation to examine the factors associated with hospital admissions. Our goal is to provide evidence-based recommendations for improving TB service provision and cost control. Methods: We reviewed new policy documents on TB financing. We conducted a patient survey to investigate the utilization of inpatient services, and patients’ out-of-pocket payment for inpatient care. We extracted total medical expenditures of inpatient services from inpatient records of TB designated hospitals. Findings: 63.6% (n = 159) of the surveyed patients with TB were admitted for treatment in 2015, which was higher than that in 2013 (54.8%, n = 144). The number of hospital admission was slightly lower in 2015 (1.16 per patient) than in 2013 (1.26 per patient), while the length of hospital stay was longer in 2015 (24 days) than in 2013 (16 days). In 2015, patients from families with low incomes were more likely to be admitted than those from higher income groups (OR = 3.06, 95% CI: 1.12–8.33). The average inpatient service cost in 2015 (3345 USD) was 1.7 times the cost in 2013 (1952 USD). It was found that 96.2% of patients with TB who were from low-income households spent more than 20% of their household income on inpatient care in 2013, versus 100% in 2015. Conclusion: The TB hospital admission rate and total inpatient service cost increased over the study period. The majority of patients with TB, particularly poor patient who used inpatient care, continue to suffer from heavy financial burden.

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Travesti: prostituição, sexo, gênero e cultura no Brasil

Cited by 11 publications

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Perpetual motion: Displacement of travestis from an ethnographic perspective

Perpetual motion: Displacement of travestis from an ethnographic perspective

Turismo e Hospitalidade: um olhar para a juventude nas paradas do orgulho LGBT

Factors Influencing Hospitalization Rates and Inpatient Cost of Patients with Tuberculosis in Jiangsu Province, China: An Uncontrolled before and after Study

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