Orientador: Fábio Kazuo Okada / Resumo: Esta dissertação analisa os contextos e justificativas do Ensino de Sociologia na Educação Básica, com foco na relação entre Trabalho, Sociedade e Adoecimento no mundo contemporâneo, marcada pela flexibilização/precarização das relações de trabalho. Foi realizada uma pesquisa qualitativa, tendo como fontes livros, livros didáticos e artigos científicos, por entendermos que esses são elementos essenciais para a compreensão da emergência da temática na sociedade contemporânea. Procuramos identificar a necessidade do ensino de Sociologia, e seu contexto histórico, de maneira a compreendermos sua importância enquanto instrumento refinado da cultura humana, que possui a especificidade de analisar o movimento que compõe a tessitura social, e basear uma análise de dois livros didáticos amplamente utilizados nas salas de aula no que tange ao mundo do trabalho, suas transformações e seu impacto sobre o sujeito que trabalha. A pesquisa constatou que a presença da Sociologia nos currículos possui uma história de intermitências, ora presente, ora ausente, mas que deve atuar enquanto elemento de desenvolvimento, oferecendo a possibilidade da imaginação sociológica (MILLS, 1969) como resposta à simplicidade dos discursos pseudoconcretos (KOSÍK, 1995) que povoam o senso comum na tentativa de compreender o movimento de flexibilização do mundo do trabalho (ANTUNES, 2000) e sua relação com o surgimento das ideologias defensivas (DEJOURS, 1992) contra o adoecimento. No entanto, os livros didáti... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo) / Abstract: This dissertation analyzes the contexts and justifications of the Teaching of Sociology in Basic Education with a focus on the relationship between Work, Society and Illness in the contemporary world marked by the flexibilization/ precarization of labor relations. Qualitative research was carried out, using books, textbooks, and scientific articles as sources, as we understand that these are essential elements for understanding the emergence of the theme in contemporary society. We sought to identify the need for sociology teaching and its historical context in order to understand its importance as a "refined instrument of human culture" that has the specificity of analyzing the movement that constitute the social fabric and to base an analysis of two widely used textbooks used in classrooms with regard to the world of work, its transformations and its impact on the subject who works. The research found that the presence of sociology in the curricula has a history of intermittences, which is sometimes present and others absent, but it ought to act as an element of development offering the possibility of sociological imagination (MILLS, 1969) in response to the simplicity of the pseudo-concrete discourses (KOSIK, 1995) that populate common discourse in an attempt to understand the flexibilization movement in the world of labor (ANTUNES, 2000) and its relationship with the emergence of defensive ideologies (DEJOURS, 1992) against illness. However, textbooks reflect little on th... (Complete abstract click electronic access below) / Mestre

The honor killing of Fadime Sahindal in 2002 sparked a debate in Swedish media about honor-related violence and oppression. As a professional social worker, it is important to have knowledge in the field to help young women who are exposed to honor-related violence and oppression. The aim of this study is to analyze the working methods and attitudes of social workers and their discretion in the work of honor-oppressed young women. The study is based on six qualitative interviews conducted with professional social workers. Through the interviews, the social workers' experiences, thoughts and opinions about the social service's way of working with honored young women were highlighted. The interviews were analyzed using thematic analysis and interpreted by the theory of honor and discretion. The results show that social workers do not have the right knowledge about honor problems and that they do not have the right tools to meet these young women who are exposed to violence and oppression. / <p>I samband med rådande situation (Covid-19) hölls presentationen via Zoom. </p>

The honor killing of Fadime Sahindal in 2002 sparked a debate in Swedish media about honor-related violence and oppression. As a professional social worker, it is important to have knowledge in the field to help young women who are exposed to honor-related violence and oppression. The aim of this study is to analyze the working methods and attitudes of social workers and their discretion in the work of honor-oppressed young women. The study is based on six qualitative interviews conducted with professional social workers. Through the interviews, the social workers' experiences, thoughts and opinions about the social service's way of working with honored young women were highlighted. The interviews were analyzed using thematic analysis and interpreted by the theory of honor and discretion. The results show that social workers do not have the right knowledge about honor problems and that they do not have the right tools to meet these young women who are exposed to violence and oppression.