Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The result of a Final Thesis Project of the Master’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities (UNQ) is presented, based on the life story of a person deprived of his freedom. The line of inquiry and its subsequent analysis revolved around addressing the universe of meanings assigned by the protagonist to work and delict. Based on the narration of his work and criminal trajectories, we sought to comparatively analyze the continuities and discontinuities in the meanings assigned by our protagonist (Manuel) to work and delict. 14 in-depth interviews and observations were carried out over six months, in the place where he was detained: PRISMA (Programa Integral de Salud Mental Argentino), Mental Health and Human Rights Program dependent on the Ministerio de Justicia y DDHH de la Nación. Throughout the work, the concepts of work and delict have been put into tension, both at the level of the analysis of Manuel’s universe of meanings, and in relation to the theoretical debate around the topic. To this end, the complementation of theoretical-conceptual tools from various fields was tested: psychology, sociology, anthropology and discourse analysis, among others.
Author: Del Carlo, Cristian
Institution: National University of Rosario
Language: Spanish
Subfield: Law
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W7220104965