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Journal articles on the topic "Souffrance – Sociologie"
Clément, Michèle. "Sociologie, souffrance et compassion." Cahiers de recherche sociologique, no. 65 (2018): 47. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1070139ar.
Full textROY, Jean-Yves. "Classe - Oedipe - Conscience - Souffrance." Sociologie et sociétés 9, no. 2 (September 30, 2002): 105–21. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/001659ar.
Full textde Gaulejac, Vincent. "La sociologie et le vécu." International Review of Community Development, no. 27 (October 29, 2015): 15–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1033849ar.
Full textBernier, Léon, Anne Morissette, and Gilles Roy. "L’amour en souffrance ou la dérive des sentiments." III. L’affectif, mouvance des rapports domestiques et réaménagements du privé, no. 27 (October 29, 2015): 101–15. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1033858ar.
Full textOtero, Marcelo. "La sociologie de Michel Foucault : une critique de la raison impure." Sociologie et sociétés 38, no. 2 (September 10, 2007): 49–72. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/016372ar.
Full textTardif, Maurice. "La souffrance des enseignants, une sociologie pragmatique du travail enseignant, F. Lantheaume, C. Hélou." Sociologie du travail 53, no. 1 (March 1, 2011): 136–38. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/sdt.7319.
Full textChartier, Anne-Marie. "LANTHEAUME Françoise, HÉLOU Christophe (2008). La souffrance des enseignants. Une sociologie pragmatique du travail enseignant." Recherche & formation, no. 60 (March 1, 2009): 156–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/rechercheformation.798.
Full textGuibert, Pascal. "Lantheaume Françoise & Hélou Christophe. La souffrance des enseignants. Une sociologie pragmatique du travail enseignant." Revue française de pédagogie, no. 169 (October 1, 2009): 149–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/rfp.1650.
Full textDurkheim, Émile. "Un manuscrit inédit de Durkheim." Durkheimian Studies 24, no. 1 (December 1, 2020): 33–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.3167/ds.2020.240103.
Full textMondoux, André, Marc Ménard, and Maude Bonenfant. "Quand le Pathos devient Ethos. Esquisse de la dépendance psychosociale contemporaine." Drogues, santé et société 13, no. 1 (October 31, 2014): 1–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1027122ar.
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Dejean, Gary. "A travers la nuit : anthropologie des récits de souffrance au cinéma." Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010598/document.
Full textThis anthropologic examination of several families of stories of suffering in cinema history uses psychology and sociology in order to determine universal tendencies in representation, by overtaking generic or territorial considerations. In using the same conceptual tools for the study of several narrative forms often considered as mutually exclusive, this critical analysis manages to surpass the usual dichotomies, and to offer an original definition of suffering as a feeling of lack or absence of control. It is indeed only through the convergent study of fictitious (stories), real (testimonies) and scientific (studies) discourses about suffering, or more specifically through the examination of active representations, that suffering itself can be studied, as an aesthetic phenomenon, subjective by definition. By systematically assimilating itself to a feeling of absence of control, suffering reveals that it dims out as soon as an inverse feeling of control intervenes. This way, the social function of fictitious stories presents itself as an attempt to offer appeasement through the arousal of the feeling of control, when only a few of them also show a philosophical dimension consisting in carrying out this teaching
Gillette, Isabelle. "La polygamie et l'excision dans l'immigration africaine en France, analysées sous l'angle de la souffrance sociale des femmes." Paris 7, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA070014.
Full textJiménez, Molina Álvaro. "L'adolescence mutilée : grammaires de la souffrance au Chili et en France." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCB172.
Full textSince the late 20th century, self-injurious practices (scratching, cutting and burning of body tissue) among adolescents have become a major problem for mental health institutions and professionals. Adolescents who self-injure themselves have become a contemporary figure of the suffering subject. Several psycho-medical studies have provided an analysis of the reasons for this practice and the problems associated with it (impulsivity, depression, suicidal behaviour, etc.). However, little importance was attached to the lived experience and ordinary life of adolescents, the language they use to describe their suffering, as well as the representations of health professionals and their care practices. The purpose of this thesis is to study the subjective and sociocultural dimensions of deliberate self-injury in adolescence. What are the main changes in taxonomies and etiological explanations of self-harm? What does it mean for adolescents and how is it experienced in their daily lives? What are the representations, attitudes and practices of mental health professionals regarding these phenomena? To answer these questions, this study is based on an analysis of secondary literature and an ethnographic work, conducted by observation and interview, in mental health institutions in Santiago (Chile) and Paris (France), among adolescents aged 12 to 19 (n=40) and health professionals (n=51). The different levels of analysis make it possible to highlight how the "corte" [cutting] or "scarification" has become a possible practice for adolescents, its social uses and the particular emotional tone associated with it in each society ("rabia" [anger] in Chile and "angoisse" [anguish] in France). While self-injury is a form of emotional regulation, adolescents' narratives show that it is simultaneously a form of social regulation, a paradoxical self-care strategy that restores continuity to ordinary life at times when the individual is confronted with an experience of loss of control and a crisis of agency. The study also shows the differences in emphasis between a familyist perspective that understand this behaviour as a symptom of a "dysfunctional family" (Chile) and a perspective that understand it as a form of "passage à l'acte" that reflects the excesses of "état limites" (France). Based on a description of care practices, it analyses the cultural logics of therapeutic rituals and the main difficulties for the institutional management of adolescent self-harm. Based on a comparative perspective of singularization by contrast, the study highlights the links between a system of collective representations, values and beliefs, and a grammar of suffering that regulates how emotions and malaise are expressed, qualified and treated in two individualistic societies
Desde finales del siglo XX, las prácticas auto-lesivas (cortarse o quemarse el tejido corporal) entre los adolescentes se han convertido en un problema importante para las instituciones y los profesionales de la salud mental. Los adolescentes que se autolesionan intencionalmente han adquirido una gran visibilidad social y se han transformado en una de las figuras contemporáneas del sujeto sufriente. Diversos estudios psico-médicos han proporcionado un análisis de las razones de esta práctica y de los problemas asociados a ella (impulsividad, depresión, comportamiento suicida, etc.). Sin embargo, en estos estudios se ha dado poca importancia a la experiencia subjetiva y a la vida cotidiana de los adolescentes, al lenguaje que utilizan para describir su sufrimiento, así como a las representaciones de los profesionales de la salud y sus prácticas de cuidado. El propósito de esta tesis es estudiar las dimensiones subjetivas y socioculturales de las prácticas auto-lesivas en la adolescencia. ¿Cuáles son los principales cambios en las taxonomías y las explicaciones etiológicas de la autolesión? ¿Qué sentidos le atribuyen los adolescentes y cómo se experimenta en su vida cotidiana? ¿Cuáles son las representaciones, actitudes y prácticas de los profesionales de la salud mental respecto a estos fenómenos? Para responder a estas preguntas, esta tesis se basa en un análisis de literatura secundaria y un estudio etnográfico, realizado mediante observación y entrevistas, en instituciones de salud mental de Santiago (Chile) y París (Francia), entre adolescentes de 12 a 19 años (n=40) y profesionales de la salud (n=51). Los diferentes niveles de análisis permiten mostrar cómo el "corte" o la "scarification" se ha convertido en una práctica posible para los adolescentes, sus usos sociales y el tipo particular de tono emocional asociado a esta práctica en cada sociedad ("rabia" en Chile y "angoisse" [angustia] en Francia). Si bien la autolesión aparece como una forma de regulación emocional, los relatos de los adolescentes muestran que se trata simultáneamente de una forma de regulación social, una estrategia paradójica de autocuidado que restaura la continuidad de la vida ordinaria en momentos en que el individuo se enfrenta a una sensación de pérdida de control y a una experiencia de crisis de la capacidad de acción. La tesis muestra además las diferencias de énfasis entre una perspectiva familiarista que interpreta este comportamiento como síntoma de una "familia disfuncional" (Chile) y una que lo interpreta como una forma de "paso al acto" que refleja los excesos de los "estados fronterizos" (Francia). A partir de una descripción de las prácticas terapéuticas y de cuidado, se analizan también las lógicas culturales de los rituales terapéuticos y las principales dificultades para la gestión institucional de la autolesión. La perspectiva comparativa de singularización por contraste que asume este estudio permite subrayar los vínculos entre los sistemas de representaciones colectivas, valores y creencias, y una gramática del sufrimiento que regula cómo se expresan, califican y tratan las emociones y las diversas formas de malestar en dos sociedades individualistas
Valastro, Orazio Maria. "Biographie et mythobiographie de soi : l'imaginaire de la souffrance dans l'écriture autobiographique." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30008.
Full textThe new symbolic geography of mental health in Italy, which sustains the psychic and social well-being of the individual through himself and the community, also favors the restructuring of the relationship of the body in distress with the social body. The desire of reliance feeds the aesthetic self-creation, the art of autobiography practiced by ordinary people, revealing suffering persons in relation with a new presence to themselves, others and the world. The triangulation and analysis of a autobiographical corpus of writing stored at the Fondazione Nazionale Archivio Diaristico (Pieve Santo Stefano, Arezzo-Italia), and the corpus of images, texts and autobiographies, carried out during the activities of the Ateliers dell’Immaginario Autobiografico (Catania-Italia), support a deep comprehension of the desire of autobiography. The analysis of sensitive syntax, the forms of sensitiveness and of the poetical, mythic and collective consciousness, discovers a synthetic and dramatic nocturnal imagery, revealing autobiographic body which acquires meaning and metaphorical and symbolic support. Therefore a sociology of the self-writing questions the specific forms of textualization of the symbolic and social imagery, showing us a society which tries to show itself through its wanderings of autobiographic research, discovering the meaning of our existence and of our time. The social and cultural subject myth-analyzed of the self-writings in suffering questions us finally regards the transformation of the symbolic system and the changings of social values
Hébert, Nathalie. "La façon de percevoir et de vivre la souffrance psychologique issue d'un deuil ou d'une peine d'amour au Québec et en Afrique subsaharienne." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/28848/28848.pdf.
Full textTsala, Tsala Jacques-Philippe. "La femme beti entre tradition et modernité : une demande en souffrance (région du Sud-Cameroun)." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988STR10001.
Full textWhat are the effects of social changes on individuals and their relationships in africa today ? This study is based on the case of Beti women in Southern Cameroon. In the thesis the complaints of urban and peri-urban beti women with respects to difficulties in their relationships with their husband and or child are analysed. This conflictual situation reveals the complex relationships which exists between tradition and modernity. For the advent of modernity has accelerated the dispersion and the fragmentation of the identificatory poles thanks to which individuals find support for their ego. By way of consequence, caught between tradition and modernity, the beti woman tends to reconstruct an oedipus-type triangle in which she finds an infantile type of security. This exposes her to the risk of a specific pathology if she is unable to distinguish the individual from the person
Sun, Jiawen. "Corps et politique dans la Chine contemporaine : sociologie de la souffrance parmi les anciens jeunes instruits envoyés dans les fermes militaires pendant la Révolution culturelle." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020EHES0164.
Full textIn this thesis, we select the educated youth (zhiqing) who have been sent to the military farms (Bingtuan) during the Cultural Revolution as our objet of research. Through the analysis of their oral history, we examine the difficulties and the traumas those educated youth have encountered in their life-course from the perspective of sociology of the body and medical anthropology, with the aim of finding out the social and political origins of the suffering endured by this “lost generation”. Firstly, by applying the oral history research and the life-course approach, we comprehensively present the various sufferings encountered by different groups of educated youth. Concerning the genre of suffering, we explore their physical pain and mental trauma. In terms of the diachronic nature of suffering, we interrogate the injuries that have occurred in the past and the psychological or physical traumas that have had lasting effects over the years. Secondly, within the theoretical framework of the sociology of value, we analyze the value crisis, the deprivation and the reconstruction of values experienced by the generation of educated youth. We point out that the multiple deprivations of value suffered by the zhiqing during the process of social change have been exactly the social origin of their sense of “being lost”. In addition, the collective narratives of the educated youths about their physical pain actually reflect their hope that society and the authorities would recognize their sacrifices. Thirdly, from a historical perspective, we explain the particular concepts of body politics that the generation of educated youth, generally regarded as the “Maoist New Men”, has been inculcated. We examine the nationalization, the revolutionization and the collectivization of the Chinese body in the social context of national salvation since the end of the Qing dynasty. We propose that the radicalization of the “Maoist New Men” is not the result of contingency, but of deep historical, social and political reasons. Finally, we explore the possibility of saving the historical truth from the structural amnesia. Our ambition is to write the history of the Maoist era in a broader historical and social context, and to integrate the suffering of the Chinese during this era with the universal human suffering, so that similar tragedies would never happen again
Le, Lay Stéphane. "Autonomie individuelle et précarisation : dispositifs publics et souffrance sociale en classes populaires." Phd thesis, Université Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint Denis, 2004. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00818951.
Full textPonge, Rémy. "Pour ne plus perdre son esprit au travail. Sociologie historique d'une préoccupation syndicale pour la santé des travailleurs-ses (1884-2007)." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SACLV047.
Full textStress, burn-out, depression or even "psychosocial risks" are all categories which today serve to designate the multiple forms of psychological suffering linked to professional activity. The ills of the mind, however, are not a recent phenomenon. On the contrary, they have taken on forms and meanings that vary throughout history.So what about work? From when, under what circumstances and for what reasons could he be apprehended as a source of psychological suffering? How were these sufferings denounced? On the contrary, how can we explain the social invisibility of the effects of work on workers' mental health? What role did the trade unions, responsible for representing and defending employees and their health, play in this story? Today, we have few answers to these questions. It is this history that this thesis wishes to trace from a particular attention to trade union organizations. Trade unionists, as workers' representatives, are called upon to play a leading role in safeguarding their health and improving their working conditions. Our research focuses on the activity of two trade union confederations, the CGT and the CFDT, with different origins, history and political positioning and in the trade union field. We pay particular attention to the role played by the confederal counselors, the actors in charge of implementing confederal policies.Both the CFDT and the CGT have never abandoned the field of working conditions, on which permanent staff have always been in charge. However, this subject, often carried by militants with atypical trajectories and profiles in the trade union space, has only rarely been a political priority. In addition, the theme of mental health was taken up by the CGT in 1954 and by the CFDT ten years later. Nevertheless, it was the subject of intermittent management until the turn of the 2000s. This thesis thus sheds light on the dynamics and dynamics of taking charge of and concealing the stakes of psychological health, which are linked both to the methods of organisation and division of labour within the trade union confederations, to the careers and socialisation of activists in responsibility and to their inclusion in militant and scientific networks. It situates the practices of confederal officials in the evolution of knowledge and the legal framework of health by analysing their role in the social visibility of psychological suffering and in their trade union care
Brossard, Baptiste. "Les conditions sociales de l'automutilation juvenile : une approche sociologique." Paris, EHESS, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EHES0034.
Full textThesis proposes a sociological approach to self-injury practices, a matter which is traditionally studied by psychology. This practice is defined as deliberate and repetitive self-inflicted injury, which is socially stigmatized and performed in order to relieve oneself of some kind of malaise this is done without any conscious suicidal, sexual or esthetical intentions. The empirical material is mostly composed of repeated in depth interviews with adolescents and young adults who were recruited in online forums and mental health establishments. Following a methodological discussion on the particularities of these fields of investigation, the analysis is presented around two main lines. First, I provide a concrete description of how self-injury occurs in regard to the life trajectories of the affected individuals, the everyday occurrence of this behavior, and the practical modalities of such acts. Second, the search for some "social conditions" of self-injury is the crux of the analysis. Individual case studies elaborate the three dimensions of self-harming practices -secrecy, deviance and self-aggressivity -which contribute to its effectiveness and relative choice. This perspective leads to a sociological interpretation where self-injury is considered in light of the social positions into families of the subjects, the issue being crucial in their school lives, their social belonging, as well as in their corporeal experiences and gender identities. This thesis provides a reflection on the social circumstances which facilitate the recourse to self -injury. It leads to an examination of such practices as a technique of self-control
Books on the topic "Souffrance – Sociologie"
Christophe, Hélou, ed. La souffrance des enseignants: Une sociologie pragmatique du travail enseignant. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2008.
Find full textLantheaume, Françoise. La souffrance des enseignants: Une sociologie pragmatique du travail enseignant. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2008.
Find full textThe Barmen Declaration as a paradigm for a theology of the American church. Lewiston: E. Mellen Press, 1991.
Find full textMuelder, Walter George. The Ethical Edge of Christian Theology: Forty Years of Communitarian Personalism. Lewiston, New York: Edwin Mellen Press, 1994.
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Correa, Ana. "Cartographie de la souffrance." In Dictionnaire de sociologie clinique, 102–4. Érès, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/eres.vande.2019.01.0102.
Full textLemieux, Cyril. "Souffrance au travail : la faute du système ?" In La sociologie sur le vif, 95–96. Presses des Mines, 2010. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pressesmines.818.
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