2021
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-71832021000100007
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Alucinando uma pandemia: ensaio sobre as disputas pela realidade da Covid-19

Abstract: Resumo O primeiro objetivo deste ensaio é delinear os fenômenos tidos como alucinatórios, essencialmente indistinguíveis da realidade, apresentando a forma como a definição do que chamo de mundo-em-si, externo ao indivíduo e alheio às simbolizações que se lhe podem atribuir, constitui-se como uma disputa pela própria substância da realidade. Discursos da saúde mental tornam-se privilegiados para a definição sobre quais mundos existem ou não, e a imanência da realidade é constante objeto de disputa. O segundo o… Show more

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“…Thus, it is precisely through the defence of an unequalisable universality that the impossibility of accessing certain rights as universal is constructed. The systematic refusal of state agents and experts to map or debate the health system's capacity to respond to the presence of heterogeneity, and the inequalities of access derived from this refusal, constitute what I call erasure mechanisms, aimed at imposing forgetfulness and the obstruction of certain memories, or even the allocation of uncomfortable political facts in the field of hallucinations (Branco-Pereira 2021;Gonzalez 1984).…”
Section: By Way Of Conclusion: 'Long Live the Sus! Long Live Science!'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, it is precisely through the defence of an unequalisable universality that the impossibility of accessing certain rights as universal is constructed. The systematic refusal of state agents and experts to map or debate the health system's capacity to respond to the presence of heterogeneity, and the inequalities of access derived from this refusal, constitute what I call erasure mechanisms, aimed at imposing forgetfulness and the obstruction of certain memories, or even the allocation of uncomfortable political facts in the field of hallucinations (Branco-Pereira 2021;Gonzalez 1984).…”
Section: By Way Of Conclusion: 'Long Live the Sus! Long Live Science!'mentioning
confidence: 99%