Uso terapéutico de la cannabis
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2016
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es
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Universidad Andrés Bello
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Abstract
Esta investigación busca ilustrar el concepto de Ocupación Colectiva, a partir del estudio de caso de la Agrupación Mamá Cultiva, la cual está compuesta por familias que tienen hijos e hijas que atraviesan crisis convulsivas derivadas de patologías neurológicas, por lo cual dan uso al aceite de cannabis como medicina para mejorar la calidad de vida de los niños y niñas. Es en la búsqueda de la calidad de vida, que Mamá Cultiva se mueve entre dinámicas de poder macro estructurales entendidas como Apartheid Ocupacional que no permiten a los sujetos ejercer libremente el derecho a la Salud. Lo cual a nivel subjetivo es vivenciado como Privación Ocupacional. Ante estas condicionantes Mamá Cultiva como Ocupación Colectiva articula una lucha, la cual nace desde dos sentimientos: El amor que experimentan por sus hijos/as y el miedo y desesperación que provoca la situación de salud de estos. Es desde estas emociones y la identidad colectiva que comparten los sujetos a partir de sus vivencias en común, que desarrollan prácticas de resistencia ante el poder el cual toma diferentes formas bajo las cuales provoca coerción en los sujetos. El trabajo de campo se realizó en el período de un año, en el cual los investigadores de acercaron al trabajo de campo antes de comenzar a plantear el problema de investigación. De esta manera el trabajo de campo tuvo influencia directa sobre la construcción teórica de ésta, ya que al realizar ambos trabajos de forma paralela se logró retroalimentar la construcción teórica con el proceso práctico. Se utilizó el método cualitativo de investigación tomando elementos de investigación acción y analizando la información obtenida desde un enfoque hermenéutico.
The purpose of the present investigation is to explain the concept of Collective Occupation, based Qn the case study of the association Mamá Cultiva, which is formed by families with children going through convulsive crisis originated by neurological pathologies, who use cannabis oil as medicine to improve their children's' quality of life. In the quest of a better quality of life is that Mamá Cultiva moves among macrostructural dynamics of power, understood as Occupational Apartheid, that do not allow subjects to freely exercise their rights to Health, which at a subjective level it is experienced as Occupational Privation. Under this scenario, Mamá Cultiva as Collective Occupation, puts together a fight originated by two feelings. First of ah, their ove for their children, and second of ah, the fear and hopelessness caused by the health condition of their children. These feelings and the collective identity these subjects share based on their common experiences, are the reasons they have developed practices of resistance when facing power, which takes different forms of provoking subjects to be repressed. Field work was carried out during a one-year period, in which researchers approached field work before beginning to laying out the problem of investigation. This way, field work was a direct influence on the theoretical construction of the investigation, coming to perform both tasks concurrently by having feedback on both the theoretical construction and the practical process. For this investigation it was used the quahitative method, along with elements of Action Research Methodology, analyzing the collected information from an Hermeneutic Approach.
The purpose of the present investigation is to explain the concept of Collective Occupation, based Qn the case study of the association Mamá Cultiva, which is formed by families with children going through convulsive crisis originated by neurological pathologies, who use cannabis oil as medicine to improve their children's' quality of life. In the quest of a better quality of life is that Mamá Cultiva moves among macrostructural dynamics of power, understood as Occupational Apartheid, that do not allow subjects to freely exercise their rights to Health, which at a subjective level it is experienced as Occupational Privation. Under this scenario, Mamá Cultiva as Collective Occupation, puts together a fight originated by two feelings. First of ah, their ove for their children, and second of ah, the fear and hopelessness caused by the health condition of their children. These feelings and the collective identity these subjects share based on their common experiences, are the reasons they have developed practices of resistance when facing power, which takes different forms of provoking subjects to be repressed. Field work was carried out during a one-year period, in which researchers approached field work before beginning to laying out the problem of investigation. This way, field work was a direct influence on the theoretical construction of the investigation, coming to perform both tasks concurrently by having feedback on both the theoretical construction and the practical process. For this investigation it was used the quahitative method, along with elements of Action Research Methodology, analyzing the collected information from an Hermeneutic Approach.
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Tesis (Terapeuta Ocupacional)
Keywords
Marihuana, Uso Terapéutico, Organizaciones Sociales, Chile, Concepción, Ocupaciones Colectivas