2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-81232013000900023
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La muerte como proceso: una perspectiva antropológica

Abstract: La muerte como proceso: una perspectiva antropológica

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“…In Argentina, the healthcare protocols that required keeping patients completely isolated caused people to die alone during this period. Besides, the healthcare policy concerning corpses (31,64) made it impossible for relatives to carry out the funeral rites that they would perform in non-exceptional situations to go through the grieving process (17,(65)(66)(67). As social anthropology has claimed (66), several rituals to honor the memory of the deceased usually exist in different cultures (68).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In Argentina, the healthcare protocols that required keeping patients completely isolated caused people to die alone during this period. Besides, the healthcare policy concerning corpses (31,64) made it impossible for relatives to carry out the funeral rites that they would perform in non-exceptional situations to go through the grieving process (17,(65)(66)(67). As social anthropology has claimed (66), several rituals to honor the memory of the deceased usually exist in different cultures (68).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, the healthcare policy concerning corpses (31,64) made it impossible for relatives to carry out the funeral rites that they would perform in non-exceptional situations to go through the grieving process (17,(65)(66)(67). As social anthropology has claimed (66), several rituals to honor the memory of the deceased usually exist in different cultures (68). These rituals vary according to social, cultural, and religious affiliation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este contexto, la enfermedad es concebida como un desequilibrio socio ambiental, un encuentro fortuito con las entidades tutelares, o, en ocasiones, la consecuencia de un incumplimiento ritual. Por su parte, la muerte se considera un proceso social que comienza mucho antes y termina mucho después del cese de las funciones vitales (Martínez, 2013 a). En la actualidad, las personas de las poblaciones de altura se encuentran bajo un régimen de atención mensual, cuando una camioneta con un médico y un enfermero recorren el territorio.…”
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“…La muerte como proceso social en Vichaycocha empieza con el suceso de hechos premonitorios, los cuales a manera de señales van a determinar la muerte de una persona, según el lugar donde se producen estos hechos. Así, por más que la persona se encuentre viva, los familiares iniciarán una serie de rituales con el objeto de revertir esa predicción; es decir, ya es considerada socialmente muerta a pesar de estar biológicamente viva (Martínez, 2013a(Martínez, , 2013b(Martínez, , 2014.…”
Section: Análisis De Los Rituales Funerarios De Vichaycochaunclassified