Photovoice como modo de escuta: subsídios para a promoção da equidade

Touso, Maíra Ferro de Sousa; Mainegra, Amado Batista; Martins, Carlos Henrique Gomes; Figueiredo, Glória Lúcia Alves

doi:10.1590/1413-812320172212.25022017

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“…Esse tipo de pesquisa-ação permite ampliar o cenário e as possibilidades de intervenção para o participante e pesquisador, uma vez que retrata realidades. Além disso, as imagens, uma vez registradas, não podem ser silenciadas com as palavras e, ao serem compartilhadas e associadas às vivências e experiências, podem ressuscitar subjetividades alienadas pelo sistema social 11,12 .…”

Section: Photovoice: Aspectos Teóricos E Metodológicosunclassified

Imagens e representações sociais: a fotolinguagem e photovoice na produção de dados sobre fenômenos de saúde

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RESUMO Objetivo refletir sobre o uso de fotos na apreensão das representações sociais de fenômenos na área da saúde, a partir da aplicação da técnica da fotolinguagem e do método photovoice. Método estudo teórico-reflexivo desenvolvido em duas etapas: de análise da literatura; e análise reflexiva sobre a técnica e o método aplicados, pautados nas representações sociais. Desenvolvimento a análise apontou que as fotos possibilitam captar a zona muda das representações, a dimensão dos afetos, dos símbolos e são parte da estratégia de triangulação metodológica para entendimento das múltiplas dimensões que concorrem para a organização do campo da representação social de fenômenos da área da saúde. Conclusão e implicações para a prática as fotos potencializam a apreensão da dimensão figurativa da representação, essencial na compreensão da elaboração do pensamento social. O uso da fotolinguagem e do photovoice na prática operacional de pesquisa contribui para o avanço do conhecimento nos estudos de representações sociais na área da saúde.

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Section: Photovoice: Aspectos Teóricos E Metodológicosunclassified

Imagens e representações sociais: a fotolinguagem e photovoice na produção de dados sobre fenômenos de saúde

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“…Another work resource used was Photovoice, a visual methodology created in the United States in the 1990s by teachers Wang & Burris (1977). The method is based on theories on education for critical consciousness, on feminist theory, and community participation, and makes it possible for individuals and groups, who are stigmatized in society, to be protagonists of their history, to record and share the reality of their daily lives through photography (Berinstein & Magalhães, 2009;Mamede & Esser, 2015;Touso et al, 2017;Wang & Burris, 1977). The images overcome linguistic, cultural, and literacy barriers, as well as capture the emotions, meanings, and perceptions that the individual has of his reality.…”

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“We, quilombola women, know each other’s pain”: an investigation on sisterhood and occupation

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Allegretti

Magalhães

2022

Cad. Bras. Ter. Ocup.

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Introduction In Brazil, the quilombola women have been essential for the survival of the quilombo communities. They are responsible for transmitting traditions, preserving natural resources, and caring for the home and the land. Thus, the historical markers of social and family organization guide the production and reproduction of their occupational roles in this context. Objectives In this article, we reflect on the insurgence of quilombola women from the peculiarity of sisterhood, dororidade, and gender disparity in these women’s occupations. Method This reflection resulted from a study conducted with nine women residing in a quilombo community located in the interior of the state of Bahia, Brazil, through interviews, escrevivências (live writing) and Photovoice. Results The study evidenced that occupations performed by the participants are crossed by gender and conditioned by racism and sexism, in addition to the peculiar modes of the internal functioning of the group and the traditional ways of life in this community. Conclusions Women assume most of the management of the Pinguela quilombo community through the sense of collectivity and union that allows them to combine a continuous network of solidarity and support. In Brazil, studies on the work of occupational therapists with quilombola women are scarce; therefore, we suggest that occupational therapists, in their professional practice, assume an ethical-political commitment and adopt critical perspectives from Afro-Latin-American feminism to develop collective practices as a form of intervention.

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“…21 The images captured in photos cannot be silenced with words and when, shared with others who have similar experiences, they have the power to resurrect hitherto silenced subjectivities. 22 This feeling expressed by mothers after the photographic experience portrays the acceptance of the loss, which is characterized when the individual accepts inwardly that the object of desire has been lost and that there is no turning back, which guarantees the "ego" inner acceptance and, with it, it can be said there is the "cure" for mourning. If not the proper cure, there will be a harmonious coexistence between the lost object and the desire to possess it.…”

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Mothers of angels: (re)living the death of the child as a coping strategy

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Objective: To describe the experiences lived by mothers facing the death of their children. Method: A qualitative, exploratory and descriptive research conducted in Guarapuava-PR, with six participants of the "Marias" group that brings together mothers who lost their children and share their experiences to spontaneously help other women in the process of mourning. Data collection took place from May to August 2017, through a focus group. The speeches were organized by the Iramuteq® software and analyzed according to Creswell. Results: Age ranged from 28 to 40 years old, and most participants were married and catholic. The categories express the need to strengthen bonds and to create ways in which women can express themselves; the importance of the social network to accommodate mourning; the relevance of ethical and humanized care; and group identity as an element to promote resilience. Conclusion and Implications for practice: Describing the potentialities and weaknesses in the process of loss and grief enables a qualifying and humanizing care, overcoming care gaps, stimulating the creation of creative and dialogical spaces in maternal care. These results may guide the professional approach by considering the sociocultural context and the risk factors experienced by the mothers, by supporting the development of resilient skills and enabling a humanized and individualized care.

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Photovoice como modo de escuta: subsídios para a promoção da equidade

Abstract: Health Promotion observations of patients from a Rehabilitation Center in rural São

Cited by 9 publications

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Imagens e representações sociais: a fotolinguagem e photovoice na produção de dados sobre fenômenos de saúde

Imagens e representações sociais: a fotolinguagem e photovoice na produção de dados sobre fenômenos de saúde

“We, quilombola women, know each other’s pain”: an investigation on sisterhood and occupation

Mothers of angels: (re)living the death of the child as a coping strategy

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