Inter-And Transdisciplinary Action-Formation-Research with People Involved in the Homeless Issue
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-12902011000200004Keywords:
Action-Formation-Research, Homeless People, Resilience, Self-Formation, Interdisciplinarity, TransdisciplinarityAbstract
This paper presents theoretical and methodological reflections on a postdoctoral investigation process that aimed to build - on action - a psychological, social and formational strategy targeted at people involved in the question of homeless individuals; and to create and apply an operational methodological resource called "transforming encounter short story". From the theoretical point of view, under inter- and transdisciplinary perspectives of knowledge production, this action-formation-research was based on the dialogic encounter between the concepts of "transforming encounter", "resilience" and "agape"; and on theoretical constructs from the Education area, with emphasis on the self-formation process. The project had twenty participants: homeless people; workers from institutions that support the homeless; technicians with the Social Work Departments of the Municipal Government of São Paulo and/or with the Health Department; and participants from the University of São Paulo and from other Universities of Brazil, France and Canada.Downloads
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2011-06-01
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Alvarez, A. M. de S., Alvarenga, A. T. de, Sommerman, A., & Rina, S. C. de S. A. D. (2011). Inter-And Transdisciplinary Action-Formation-Research with People Involved in the Homeless Issue . Saúde E Sociedade, 20(2), 300-313. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-12902011000200004