Cuerpos bioconstruidos: espacios de participación ciudadana para imaginar y domesticar las corporalidades del mañana

Diaz-Bustamante, Raquel

doi:10.18046/recs.i26.2699

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“…In the same way, research has emerged that points to understanding women's sexual diversities and the visibility of their rights and experiences regarding sexual health beyond reproductive mandates 62 . Finally, this critical ethnography orientation for the study of the gender perspective takes up contributions from bioethical theory and anthropology to comprehend the body and its cultural domestication, impacting the configuration of moral values and even gender 63 .…”

Section: Critical Ethnographies and Public Healthmentioning

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Public Health and Critical Ethnographies

Loaiza

García

Zuluaga

2021

Duazary

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This article analyzes characteristic elements of public health as a disciplinary field in contrast to critical ethnography. We carry out an exploratory, integrative review between 2010 and 2020 in Spanish, English, and Portuguese. Health and social science databases were used, finding 620 relevant references, of which 64 were studied. The descriptors were ethnography, health, public health, social anthropology, and critical thinking. The articles were classified according to discipline and country of origin. Subsequently, we discuss the presence of ethnography in various public health works, the history of ethnographies, their diverse applications as methods, focus, social impact, and emancipation tools to demonstrate the existence of ethnographies. In conclusion, the main meeting points identified between public health and critical ethnographies were the visibility of researchers/professionals as subjects with whom research is conducted, the multidimensionality of the phenomena addressed, the recognition of issues that involve power tensions, the questioning of other knowledge, and the intention to carry out actions for communities to access health care.

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Section: Critical Ethnographies and Public Healthmentioning

confidence: 99%

Public Health and Critical Ethnographies

Loaiza

García

Zuluaga

2021

Duazary

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Polyvictimization and social well-being in Colombian university students

Correa

Caballero-Domínguez

2021

Duazary

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Multiple violent events in the same individual is a frequent phenomenon and negatively affects the way in which people perceive their functioning in society. The present study aims to evaluate the relationship between Polyvictimization (PV) and Social Welfare (BS). An analytical observational study was designed. First semester students from a public university in the city of Santa Marta, Colombia, participated, who filled out the Trauma Symptoms Verification List (LVST) and the Keyes Social Well-being Scales. 590 students participated, aged between 18 to 57 years (M = 19.83 years; SD = 3.48), 55.3% male and 95.6% residing in socioeconomic stratum 1, 2 and 3. The multivariate analysis was estimated using opportunity ratios (OR) with a 95% confidence interval (95% CI). The PV was related to the dimensions of BS integration (OR = 1,832 95% CI 1,221-2,747), acceptance (OR = 1,663 95% CI 1,125-2,460) and social contribution OR = 1,715 95% CI 1,055-2,789). It is concluded that multiple violence is linked to the components of integration, acceptance and social contribution. Studies are needed to identify the impact of PV on other indicators of social welfare and on social capital in university students.

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Cuerpos bioconstruidos: espacios de participación ciudadana para imaginar y domesticar las corporalidades del mañana

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Public Health and Critical Ethnographies

Public Health and Critical Ethnographies

Polyvictimization and social well-being in Colombian university students

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