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Caminando sobre huevos: una reflexión construccionista sobre la investigación

Walking over eggs: considerations about research from a constructionist point of view
[journal article]

Spink, Mary Jane P.

Abstract

What notion of action is compatible with constructionist research? Taking this question as a provocation, we use a study carried out to evaluate the role of the National Aids Committee (CNAIDS) of the Brazilian Ministry of Health as a starting point for the formulation of a concept of action that mi... view more

What notion of action is compatible with constructionist research? Taking this question as a provocation, we use a study carried out to evaluate the role of the National Aids Committee (CNAIDS) of the Brazilian Ministry of Health as a starting point for the formulation of a concept of action that might be compatible with a constructionist position. Starting by questioning the classic notion of action, it goes on to propose alternative conceptualisations of action, exploring the implications of notions such as Varela's enaction for constructionist research. The CNAIDS research is used as an example of possible ways of conducting intervention-research with a constructionist spin. The expression intervention-research is used in this paper as a discursive strategy to emphasize that all research has consequences & is necessarily a process of making sense of events in our life.... view less

Keywords
intervention

Classification
Medical Sociology

Free Keywords
Social Constructionism; Social Science Research; Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome; Health Research; Discursive practices; National Aids Committee

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2006

Page/Pages
p. 168-183

Journal
Athenea Digital: Revista de Pensamiento e Investigacion Social (2006) 9

Status
Published Version; reviewed

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