2022
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-12902022200484pt
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Terapia ocupacional social: contribuições epistemológicas para um giro decolonial

Abstract: Este ensaio tem como objetivo trazer reflexões acerca das contribuições da terapia ocupacional social com base nos estudos decoloniais latino-americanos, a fim de realizar um giro decolonial na área. O texto toma como hipótese que os debates e os referenciais teóricos e metodológicos constituídos por esse subcampo foram -e são -importantes para um movimento de desobediência epistêmica. Entende-se que a terapia ocupacional social se desenvolve como uma proposta contra-hegemônica dentro de um contexto profission… Show more

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“…It is considered that to move forward in this purpose it is necessary, as pointed out by Njelesani et al (2014), to include an occupational perspective in this analysis, that is, being able to observe and reflect on human activity in different socio-historical moments, understanding that this activity corresponds to human occupation as such. Based on what Farías (2022) suggests, this exercise also involves identifying the articulations between the social-individual and the everyday-social at the time of carrying out occupations, as is the case of participating in telehealth, especially in contexts of confinement and social isolation.…”
Section: Telehealth In Occupational Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is considered that to move forward in this purpose it is necessary, as pointed out by Njelesani et al (2014), to include an occupational perspective in this analysis, that is, being able to observe and reflect on human activity in different socio-historical moments, understanding that this activity corresponds to human occupation as such. Based on what Farías (2022) suggests, this exercise also involves identifying the articulations between the social-individual and the everyday-social at the time of carrying out occupations, as is the case of participating in telehealth, especially in contexts of confinement and social isolation.…”
Section: Telehealth In Occupational Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%