táticas cotidianas e ação coletiva: a resistência das pessoas atingidas pela hanseníase everyday tactics and collective action: how the people affected with hansen's disease (leprosy) politically resisted to the disease
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Abstract
Apesar da existência de uma considerável literatura sobre a história da hanseníase, predominam os estudos que enfocam a opressão e a dominação a que os antigos pacientes foram submetidos. Permanecem pouco estudadas as formas de resistência e as lutas políticas geradas por esses sujeitos. O presente artigo é um esforço nessa direção, abordando como a própria vida cotidiana e as lutas organizadas permitiram o questionamento de sentidos e práticas opressoras. O estudo está embasado em um processo de observação em antigos hospitais-colônia brasileiros, 12 grupos de conversação com moradores dessas instituições, entrevistas não-estruturadas com lideranças do Movimento de Reintegração das Pessoas Atingidas pela Hanseníase (Morhan) e 45 edições do Jornal do Morhan.
Despite the existence of a considerable literature about the history of leprosy, most studies focus on the oppression and domination to which former patients were subjected. The resistance and political struggles produced by these individuals remain underexplored. This paper is an attempt to introduce this issue, by discussing how everyday life and organized collective struggles have allowed the systematic challenge of oppressive meanings and social practices. The study is based on a observation process in former leprosy colonies, 12 conversation groups with colony dwellers, non-structured interviews with highly ranked activists from Morhan (Movement for the Reintegration of People Affected by Leprosy), and 45 editions of Morhan's newsletter.
Despite the existence of a considerable literature about the history of leprosy, most studies focus on the oppression and domination to which former patients were subjected. The resistance and political struggles produced by these individuals remain underexplored. This paper is an attempt to introduce this issue, by discussing how everyday life and organized collective struggles have allowed the systematic challenge of oppressive meanings and social practices. The study is based on a observation process in former leprosy colonies, 12 conversation groups with colony dwellers, non-structured interviews with highly ranked activists from Morhan (Movement for the Reintegration of People Affected by Leprosy), and 45 editions of Morhan's newsletter.
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| Authors | ;Ricardo Fabrino Mendonça |
| Journal | cell transplantation |
| Year | 2012 |
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