Counterspells in the pandemic: art and body in care actions in occupational therapy
Mariana Louver Mendes,
Flavia Liberman
Abstract:This article is the result of PhD research that mapped the field of occupational therapy at the intersection of the body, arts, and culture, through the trajectories, actions, and mobilizations of 12 interviewed occupational therapists. We worked with cartography as research-intervention method. The research integrated the pandemic event, mapped the actions developed during this period, and analyzed the contributions of practices involving art and the body in a context of radical isolation and a weakening of v… Show more
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