Um Enigma Masculino: Interrogando a Masculinidade da Desigualdade Racial no Brasil

Pinho, Osmundo

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“…Mesmo os/as autores/as que compararam os sexos ou aspectos sociais relacionados aos sexos não se utilizaram desses estudos, embora esse campo epistemológico tenha se expandido e fortalecido desde as décadas de 1960/1970. Além disso, somente duas pesquisas (Gonçalves & Andrade, 2010;Borges et al, 2013) levaram em consideração os aspectos raciais/étnicos, apesar de que existam estudos que apontam ser a identidade racial e o racismo fatores de sofrimento e risco para a saúde mental (Fanon, 2008;Amantino & Freire, 2013;Pinho, 2014;Zanello & Gouveia, no prelo Borges et al (2013), os/as autores/as identificaram a raça, porém não realizaram a análise racial, pois, segundo eles, o teste estatístico não revelou diferença significativa entre quantidade de manifestações depressivas.…”

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Depressão E Masculinidades: Uma Revisão Sistemática Da Literatura Em Periódicos Brasileiros

Windmöller

Zanello

2016

Psicol Estud

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RESUMO.O presente trabalho teve como objetivo fazer um levantamento bibliográfico e uma revisão sistemática da literatura brasileira publicada acerca do tema "depressão masculina" entre os anos de 2003 e 2013, nas principais plataformas brasileiras LILACS e SciEL O Brasil. Buscou-se não apenas mapear esses estudos, mas analisar se e como os estudos das masculinidades têm contribuído para esse campo. Para tanto, foram utilizados oito descritores de gênero e nove de saúde mental/depressão. Foram encontrados na plataforma LILACS 1.378 artigos e, na base SciELO, 386. Os trabalhos científicos que não trataram a depressão como foco principal foram descartados, assim como aqueles que estudavam a depressão como decorrente de doenças físicas. Apenas 17 artigos enquadraram -se nos critérios de inclusão. Dentre eles, 15 utilizaram a metodologia quantitativa, usando testes psicométricos, e 14 destes tiveram como objetivo fazer um levantamento epidemiológico comparativo com as mulheres. Entre os principais fatores associados à depressão, apontados para todas as faixas etárias analisadas (jovens, adultos e velhos), estão baixa escolaridade, classe social, desemprego e estado civil (não ter uma companheira). De forma predominante, o fenômeno da depressão não foi analisado, levando -se em consideração os estudos das masculinidades e de raça/etnia. Além disso, apenas duas pesquisas realizaram entrevistas com os homens, o que aponta a invisibilidade de pesquisas qualitativas e um incipiente número de pesquisas que os escutem. A contribuição do presente estudo é apontar justamente essa lacuna. Palavras-chave: Masculinidade; depressão; saúde mental. DEPRESSION AND MASCULINITIES: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW OF BRAZILIAN JOURNALSABSTRACT. The aim of this study was to search for and make a systematic review of the literature published on the issue "male depression" in the Brazilian scientific databases LILACS and SciELO Brazil, from 2003 to 2013. It investigates whether and how the study of masculinities has contributed to this field. We used eight gender descriptors and nine mental health/depression descriptors. LILACS returned 1378 articles and SciELO 386. The articles that have not dealt with depression as the main focus were discarded, as well as those that studied depression as a result of physical illnesses. Only 17 articles have fulfilled the inclusion criteria. Fifteen of those used quantitative methodology including psychometric tests; and 14 of them aimed at comparing male and female epidemiological data. Among the main factors associated with depression reported at all age groups analyzed (youth, adults and older populations) are low level of education, social class, unemployment and marital status (not having a partner). Predominan tly depression has not been analyzed taking into account the studies on masculinities and race/ethnicity. Besides, only two of the surveys conducted interviews with men pointing, therefore, the invisibility of qualitative research and pauper number of research that listen to men. This study c...

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Depressão E Masculinidades: Uma Revisão Sistemática Da Literatura Em Periódicos Brasileiros

Windmöller

Zanello

2016

Psicol Estud

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“…Therefore, considering Osmundo Pinho's (2014Pinho's ( , 2019 alert regarding the importance of a historic and political cultural perspective about the meanings that are socially produced-producers of racial inequalities and its articulations with experiences, with daily life, with racial stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination, the article is divided in three sections: the first seeks to historicdaily 1 situate-cartograph the racial demarcation of dirt, stink and filthiness of Brazil's interracial relations; the second section briefly points to the anthropological debate concerning the interface racism, bodies, emotions and senses -in contrast with the biological optics -, which confirms a racist political-affective culture; while the last section proposes to debate the psychopolitical dimension of this hygienist culture, instituted by white people from racial stigmas.…”

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Smells Like Racism in Brazil’s Hygienist Political-Affective Culture: The Process of Dejection of the Trash-Body

Jesus

2022

Psicol. Soc.

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This article takes the racial stigma as an object of analysis, more precisely the symbolic construction that black people are dirty, stinky and/or filthy - a discussion that has been ignored in the Brazilian racial debate. In this sense, the aim is to discuss the racist production of bodies, senses and emotions. It is argued that, in a racist society, the processes of socialization and subjectivation are structured under a hygienist political-affective culture that reinforces white racial domination while subjectively subordinating, subjecting and sanitizing-whitening black people. Thus, there is an urgent need for greater articulation between the Psy field and Social Sciences to understand the interface between health, citizenship and the sociopolitical construction of ethnicity.

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Conceptions About Health and Care Practices of Black Men from a Quilombola Community

Sousa¹,

Santana²,

Santos³

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Introduction: Universal health coverage will be guaranteed to all individuals, safeguarding the rights of traditional communities, as in the quilombola population, respecting the dimensions of interculturality, gender and ethnicity. Objective: The aim of this study is to describe the conceptions of health and health care practices of Afro-Brazilian men from a quilombola community. Methods: This was a qualitative descriptive study conducted with Afro-Brazilian men from a quilombola community in Bahia, Brazil, where there is a significant concentration of black people and quilombola communities. Results: This group’s conceptions of health are based on the combination of the individual body with the body that is socially and culturally situated in the community. Health care practices are anchored in cultural knowledge and strengthened by the bonds with nature, friends and religious leaders. Conclusion: The black men from quilombola communities are in a state of vulnerability due to the lack of access to health services.

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Um Enigma Masculino: Interrogando a Masculinidade da Desigualdade Racial no Brasil

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Depressão E Masculinidades: Uma Revisão Sistemática Da Literatura Em Periódicos Brasileiros

Depressão E Masculinidades: Uma Revisão Sistemática Da Literatura Em Periódicos Brasileiros

Smells Like Racism in Brazil’s Hygienist Political-Affective Culture: The Process of Dejection of the Trash-Body

Conceptions About Health and Care Practices of Black Men from a Quilombola Community

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