Aportes sociológicos para pensar la comunidad en prácticas de participación comunitaria en salud
; Stolkiner, Alicia Ines Otros responsables
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11/2012
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Psicología
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Anuario de Investigaciones
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En políticas y prácticas comunitarias en salud existe un supuesto consenso sobre el significado del concepto de comunidad, bajo el que prol i fera una gran polisemia real. El objetivo del presente trabajo es describir algunos sentidos otorgados a la comunidad por los actores intervinientes en una experiencia de participación comunitaria en salud, y analizar las congruencias y concordancias con algunas formulaciones teóricas del campo de la sociología. Se trata de un estudio de caso de tipo exploratorio descriptivo, centrado en actividades participativas de promoción de salud realizadas por una red barrial en Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Se ha realizado una revisión bibliográfica en la teoría sociológica y una articulación con el material de campo. Se concluye que los sentidos otorgados a la comunidad por los actores que la habitan conforman un entramado complejo con un correlato teóricomsociológico en diferentes períodos históricos. Capas geológicas pueden rastrearse en los sentidos que circulan desde abajo, diferenciándose de aquellos otorgados gubernamentalmente.
In community health policies and practices there is a supposed consensus about the meaning of the community concept, under which proliferates a real great polysemy. The aim of this study is to describe some meanings given to the idea of community by the actors of a community participation experience in health, and analyze the congruences and concordances with some theoretical formulations of the sociology field. This is an exploratorymdescriptive case study, based on participatory activities of health promotion carried out by an institutional network in Buenos Aires City. A bibliographic review has been made in the sociological theory, and a joint with the field material. It concludes that the meanings given to the community by the actors that inhabit make up a complex network with a theoreticalmsociological counterpart in different historical periods. Geological layers can be traced back in the senses that circulate from the bottom, differing from those granted by governmental bodies.
In community health policies and practices there is a supposed consensus about the meaning of the community concept, under which proliferates a real great polysemy. The aim of this study is to describe some meanings given to the idea of community by the actors of a community participation experience in health, and analyze the congruences and concordances with some theoretical formulations of the sociology field. This is an exploratorymdescriptive case study, based on participatory activities of health promotion carried out by an institutional network in Buenos Aires City. A bibliographic review has been made in the sociological theory, and a joint with the field material. It concludes that the meanings given to the community by the actors that inhabit make up a complex network with a theoreticalmsociological counterpart in different historical periods. Geological layers can be traced back in the senses that circulate from the bottom, differing from those granted by governmental bodies.
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