2012
DOI: 10.14318/hau2.1.019
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“…Note that proposal for the Paulino & Raimondi Arch arose from the questions from studying, reading, learning and acknowledging the theory-practice proposed by Paulo Freire 14 and of Problematization 15 rienced and, from this empathy, this affectation 17 , they manage to learn how and why the teaching-learning of the social determinants is important and how a Public Policy could be fundamental for overcoming health inequities. Here, it is expected that the learners perceive the relevance of empowerment from the knowledge of the Public Health, integrated with other knowledge, to practice health care in a transformative way.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that proposal for the Paulino & Raimondi Arch arose from the questions from studying, reading, learning and acknowledging the theory-practice proposed by Paulo Freire 14 and of Problematization 15 rienced and, from this empathy, this affectation 17 , they manage to learn how and why the teaching-learning of the social determinants is important and how a Public Policy could be fundamental for overcoming health inequities. Here, it is expected that the learners perceive the relevance of empowerment from the knowledge of the Public Health, integrated with other knowledge, to practice health care in a transformative way.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This would mean to participate in ethnographic engagements, such as the playful dreaming in the backyard, when they are requested and desired by our interlocutors . Favret‐Saada similarly describes being “caught” in witchcraft, a condition she was forced to submit to in order to understand the topic of study (:437). This immersion is not premeditated or planned—it springs spontaneously in the folds of the ordinary.…”
Section: Between Critique and Enchantmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But if something happens and the intellectual project is somehow still afloat at the end of the journey, then ethnography is possible. (, 443)…”
Section: Conclusion: Affective Scholarship—a Propositionmentioning
confidence: 99%