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Colaborador
Di Leo, Pablo Francisco
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Idioma
spa
Extent
363 p.
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Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.0 Genérica (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
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Cobertura
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Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (autonomus city)
Abstract
There exists a consensus that public policies determine orientations toward the role of the State. We aim to show that is not only through that policies that the role of State is brought into play. In order to achieve this goal we analyze the historical process through which the concept of mental health has assumed certain specific contents. Recovering aspects that have remained relegated by current definitions, we argue that through them it is possible to make visible State interventions that would otherwise remain veiled. Taking as a starting pointa relational approach, we analize the mental health´s area of CeSACs (Center of Healthcare and Community Action ) where the relationship between professionals and users have fallen out of public considerationEmphasizing the role of the professionals as agents of the State as well as the socially vulnerable group of subjects who regularly attend to the Centers, we revisit the State issue in order to focus on the sphere of daily life. We will show how this healthcare relationship is structured by the corresponding realities of professionals and users. We will refer to institutional and labor processes in the case of professionals, and to domestic reproduction in unfavorable contexts in the case of users.
Going in depth in different levels of determination -which range from structural properties to subjective motivations-, we analyze the socialization processes that take place in the corresponding frameworks. We understand that through them we can access to the ways through whichthemacro-order social dynamics reflect in daily life routines. In that concern, we investigate the specific contours that the State assumes in each level of determination. Throughout the analysis of those two areas of causation in its dimension of daily spheres, the role of the State reemerge -in its social or repressive aspect, directly or indirectly and through its action and its omissions- under different mechanisms and actors: in the form anarena of dispute, resources, regulations or informal dinamics.
Thus, discussing the terms in which public agendas define certain concepts, we put forward an analysis which discusses the perspective of rights. We postulate our findings -in the context of the double meaning of the Spanish concept of "reveses"- as part of those unnoticed conditions of statepolicies that determine their unintended consequences.
Going in depth in different levels of determination -which range from structural properties to subjective motivations-, we analyze the socialization processes that take place in the corresponding frameworks. We understand that through them we can access to the ways through whichthemacro-order social dynamics reflect in daily life routines. In that concern, we investigate the specific contours that the State assumes in each level of determination. Throughout the analysis of those two areas of causation in its dimension of daily spheres, the role of the State reemerge -in its social or repressive aspect, directly or indirectly and through its action and its omissions- under different mechanisms and actors: in the form anarena of dispute, resources, regulations or informal dinamics.
Thus, discussing the terms in which public agendas define certain concepts, we put forward an analysis which discusses the perspective of rights. We postulate our findings -in the context of the double meaning of the Spanish concept of "reveses"- as part of those unnoticed conditions of statepolicies that determine their unintended consequences.
Título obtenido
Doctora de la Universidad de Buenos Aires en Ciencias Sociales
Institución otorgante
Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales