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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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A representação da família pelo dependente de drogas / The representation of the family dependent on drugs

Fonseca, Maria Cristina Aiex da 01 August 1997 (has links)
Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo sobre a representação da família, em um grupo de adolescentes dependentes de drogas e residentes na cidade de São Paulo. O objetivo do trabalho é fornecer subsídios a uma proposta de programa para o atendimento à família, na área de educação em saúde pública. Foram entrevistados 12 adolescentes do sexo masculino, com idade de 14 a 21 anos, internados em clínica de tratamento para dependentes de droga. Os dados obtidos são mostrados num esquema de representação da família, que emprega o conceito \"união-fratura\" do grupo familiar como eixo semântico para uma compreensão do problema. É sugerido um programa de educação para prevenção das toxicomanias, com enfoque no ambiente familiar, nas dificuldades relacionais e no apoio aos pais em suas adaptações aos papéis e funções familiares / It is about a qualitative study of family representation, in a teenager drug addicted group, residents in São Paulo city. The purpose of the study is to provide subsidies to a proposal of a program which attends families, in public education health. Twelve male teenagers, aged between 14 to 21 and living in a clinic for drug addicts, have been interviewed. The data obtained are shown on a scheme of representation of the family, wich uses the concept of \"union-fracture\" of the family group as a semmantic axle, for the comprehension of the problem. An educational program to prevent toxicomania with focus on the family environment, on difficult relashionships and on the aid to parents on their adjustment to familiar roles and functions, is suggested.
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A representação da família pelo dependente de drogas / The representation of the family dependent on drugs

Maria Cristina Aiex da Fonseca 01 August 1997 (has links)
Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo sobre a representação da família, em um grupo de adolescentes dependentes de drogas e residentes na cidade de São Paulo. O objetivo do trabalho é fornecer subsídios a uma proposta de programa para o atendimento à família, na área de educação em saúde pública. Foram entrevistados 12 adolescentes do sexo masculino, com idade de 14 a 21 anos, internados em clínica de tratamento para dependentes de droga. Os dados obtidos são mostrados num esquema de representação da família, que emprega o conceito \"união-fratura\" do grupo familiar como eixo semântico para uma compreensão do problema. É sugerido um programa de educação para prevenção das toxicomanias, com enfoque no ambiente familiar, nas dificuldades relacionais e no apoio aos pais em suas adaptações aos papéis e funções familiares / It is about a qualitative study of family representation, in a teenager drug addicted group, residents in São Paulo city. The purpose of the study is to provide subsidies to a proposal of a program which attends families, in public education health. Twelve male teenagers, aged between 14 to 21 and living in a clinic for drug addicts, have been interviewed. The data obtained are shown on a scheme of representation of the family, wich uses the concept of \"union-fracture\" of the family group as a semmantic axle, for the comprehension of the problem. An educational program to prevent toxicomania with focus on the family environment, on difficult relashionships and on the aid to parents on their adjustment to familiar roles and functions, is suggested.
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La représentation de la famille dans les family sitcoms américaines depuis les années 1950 / The Representation of the Family in American Family Sitcoms from the 1950s

Blot, Aurélie 26 November 2011 (has links)
« Plus ça change et plus c’est la même chose » tel est le proverbe qui nous vient à l’esprit lorsque l’on procède à l’étude de la représentation de la famille dans les family sitcoms depuis 1950. Cette expression illustre les tensions que soulève notre thèse, à savoir d’une part la volonté du médium télévisuel en tant que vecteur de l’immédiateté de retranscrire à l’écran l’évolution sociopolitique de la société, et d’autre part la stagnation du support télévisuel engendrée par une norme structurelle et thématique du genre de par l’hégémonie de la famille patriarcale traditionnelle couplée à la circularité de la structure qui en empêche l’évolution. Nous nous proposons ici de mettre en lumière le lien qui unit le modèle de la famille traditionnelle au genre de la sitcom et d’en analyser les évolutions, soit de l’un en fonction de l’autre dans un contexte sociopolitique en pleine mutation.Aussi, dans une perspective sémio-socioculturelle, nous examinerons la famille en tant qu’identité sociale dans un contexte donné, la société américaine de 1950 à 2004, mais également en tant que représentation télévisuelle, la construction de la famille au cœur de la sitcom étant avant tout une mise en scène. / « Plus ça change et plus c’est la même chose ». This French phrase could epitomize the study of the representation of the family in American family sitcoms from the 1950s.In fact, it shows the tensions between the function of television as the medium of immediacy, broadcasting images of the social and political evolution of society, and the stagnation of the sitcom as a genre caused by the norm of its circular structure and its overrepresentation of the traditional nuclear family. In this study, we will analyze the binding connection between the traditionnal family pattern and the sitcom, and we will show their mutual evolutions into a changing society.Thus, in a semiotic and sociocultural perspective, we’ll see the family as a social identity into the American society from 1950 to 2004, and also as a TV representation since the family pattern in the sitcom is a production above all.

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