“O médico não acreditou que eu tivesse contaminada”: gênero e relação médico-paciente na experiência da Aids
The article aims to analyze the doctor-patient relationship in the narrated experience of seropositivity in the autobiography “Depois daquela viagem”, by Valéria Piassa Polizzi (1997). My central hypothesis is that coping with the diagnosis and developing the AIDS experience was mediated and influen...
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2021
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| Sumario: | The article aims to analyze the doctor-patient relationship in the narrated experience of seropositivity in the autobiography “Depois daquela viagem”, by Valéria Piassa Polizzi (1997). My central hypothesis is that coping with the diagnosis and developing the AIDS experience was mediated and influenced by the power relations between the doctors and the patient. In this regard, the stigmas and morality present in the social representation of AIDS since the early years of the epidemic, as well as some elements historically associated with the female gender, gain prominence. |
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