la cura chamánica: una interpretación psicosocial the shamanic cure: a psychological interpretation
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Este trabajo constituye básicamente un análisis teórico de la cura chamánica en el que se propone la comunicación como base del proceso de curación, descrito este último a partir de los actos comunicativos, con énfasis en la interpretación de los elementos simbólicos. Se da cuenta de la dimensión en la cual se inscribe este proceso, la modalidad lingüística que se emplea, el tipo de relación que se establece entre el/la chamán, el/la paciente y el grupo, la manera como se construye una realidad simbólica compartida, la visión de mundo del chamán y el efecto que tiene sobre las personas. Se toma el enfoque psicosocial como marco interpretativo y se propone una explicación en términos de la fundación de un acto comunicativo como escenario donde se construye una realidad simbólica, constituida por la cura propiamente, a la que ingresa el paciente en cada sesión. Se analiza la visión mágica del chamanismo y su influencia sobre el proceso salud-enfermedad.
The present paper is basically a theoretical analysis of the shamanic cure, which proposes communication as the basis of the healing process. This process is described as a communicative act focusing on the interpretation of symbolic elements. The context is the social dimension in which the process is inscribed, the linguistic mode employed, and the type of relationship established between the shaman, the patient and the people. We also recount the way in which a shared symbolic reality is built, and how the shaman's world view has important effects on people. The interpretative framework is the psychosocial focus and an explanation is offered in terms of the establishment of a communicative act as a scenario in which the symbolic reality is constructed, and in itself constitutes the cure into which the patient enters every session. The magical vision of shamanism is analyzed and its influence on the health-illness process.
The present paper is basically a theoretical analysis of the shamanic cure, which proposes communication as the basis of the healing process. This process is described as a communicative act focusing on the interpretation of symbolic elements. The context is the social dimension in which the process is inscribed, the linguistic mode employed, and the type of relationship established between the shaman, the patient and the people. We also recount the way in which a shared symbolic reality is built, and how the shaman's world view has important effects on people. The interpretative framework is the psychosocial focus and an explanation is offered in terms of the establishment of a communicative act as a scenario in which the symbolic reality is constructed, and in itself constitutes the cure into which the patient enters every session. The magical vision of shamanism is analyzed and its influence on the health-illness process.
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