¿Explotadores de la salud? Un estudio sobre miradas médicas desde Córdoba, Argentina, en torno a saberes empíricos vinculados a las prácticas de curar (1930-1940)
; Carbonetti, Adrian 
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03/2019
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Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Instituto de Investigaciones Geohistóricas
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Folia Histórica del Nordeste
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0325-8238
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Se colocarán bajo estudio discursos médicos provenientes de la medicina legal que giraron en torno a ciertas prácticas consideradas ajenas a la biomedicina “ética” durante las décadas de 1930 y 1940, de manera específica, aquellas llevadas a cabo por curanderos y charlatanes. Nuestro análisis persigue el objeto de desenterrar las voces de dos figuras de relevancia vinculadas al campo “psi” y de la criminología en la provincia de Córdoba, que ocuparon espacios de prestigio y poder en el ámbito académico no sólo provincial, sino también nacional. Sus consideraciones sobre el curanderismo y el charlatanismo mostrarán, por un lado, un inquietante y continuo malestar de quienes formaban parte de las esferas del ámbito público. Convergentemente, el examen de esos entramados discursivos revelará que el “enemigo” no se encontraba sólo en las filas de quienes no poseían título universitario, sino que también era posible hallarlo dentro de los límites de la ciencia médica certificada. El corpus documental se halla constituido por escritos éditos e inéditos elaborados por los doctores Ariosto Licurzzi y Gregorio Bermann.
In this paper, medical discourses from legal medicine that focused on certain practices considered to be bound to “ethical” biomedicine during 1930s and 1940s, specifically those carried out by “curanderos” and “charlatanes”, will be studied. Our analysis aims to turn up the voices of two figures of relevance from the “psi” field and criminology in the province of Córdoba, who occuped spaces of prestige and power not only in the provincial academic field, but also in the national one. Their considerations about “curanderismo” and “charlatanismo” will show, on the one hand, a disquieting and continuous discomfort of those who were part of the spheres of the public domain. Convergently, the examination of these discursive frameworks will reveal that the “enemy” was not only among those who did not possess a university degree, but that it was also within the limits of certified medical science. The documentary corpus is constituted by edited and unpublished writings prepared by Drs. Ariosto Licurzzi and Gregorio Bermann.
In this paper, medical discourses from legal medicine that focused on certain practices considered to be bound to “ethical” biomedicine during 1930s and 1940s, specifically those carried out by “curanderos” and “charlatanes”, will be studied. Our analysis aims to turn up the voices of two figures of relevance from the “psi” field and criminology in the province of Córdoba, who occuped spaces of prestige and power not only in the provincial academic field, but also in the national one. Their considerations about “curanderismo” and “charlatanismo” will show, on the one hand, a disquieting and continuous discomfort of those who were part of the spheres of the public domain. Convergently, the examination of these discursive frameworks will reveal that the “enemy” was not only among those who did not possess a university degree, but that it was also within the limits of certified medical science. The documentary corpus is constituted by edited and unpublished writings prepared by Drs. Ariosto Licurzzi and Gregorio Bermann.
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