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#3 Emaranhados: traduzindo dores crônicas e se comunicando com silêncios em zonas rurais
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Algumas coisas são particularmente difíceis de se comunicar. Pacientes de dores crônicas em uma clínica especializada nos EUA tentam lidar com as dificuldades de comunicar suas dores e torná-las visíveis para o mundo exterior do médicos e especialistas. Mas como comunicar a dor?
Em outro cenário, pequenos fazendeiros britânicos tentam lidar com emaranhados complexos de problemas de uma maneira alternativa: através do silêncio.
Se no episódio anterior falamos de rituais de desemaranhamento, hoje vamos falar de formas alternativas de comunicação. Os episódios são independentes e você pode escutar esse sem ter ouvido o anterior, mas claro, se você puder, certamente vale a pena escutar os dois ;)
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REFERÊNCIAS:
Jackson, J. (1994). Chronic pain and the tension between the body as subject and object. In Embodiment and experience: The existential ground of culture and self (Vol. 2, pp. 201–228).
Jackson, J. (1992). After a while no one believes you: real and unreal pain. In Pain as human experience: An anthropological (pp. 138–168).
Christensen, P., Hockey, J., & James, A. (2010). Talk, silence and the material world: pattern of indirect communication among agricultural families in Northern England. In An Anthropology of Indirect Communication (pp. 68–82).
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