Multiple meanings of the inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities in the aging process: family narratives
Andréia Migliorini Rosetto,
Tania Mara Zancanaro Pieczkowski
Abstract:People with intellectual disabilities are living longer and, in some cases, aging with their parents. The study aimed to analyze how these people's trajectories of social insertion, narrated by their parents, contribute to the defense of inclusion processes in their multiple senses. Empirical materialities were generated through narrative interviews with mothers and a father of individuals with intellectual disabilities over 53 years of age, and the analysis was inspired by Foucault's discourse analysis. The s… Show more
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