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| Author(s): |
Ana Laura Moraes Martinez
Total Authors: 1
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| Document type: | Master's Dissertation |
| Press: | Ribeirão Preto. |
| Institution: | Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Ciências e Letras de Ribeirão Preto (PCARP/BC) |
| Defense date: | 2006-12-12 |
| Examining board members: |
Ana Paula Soares da Silva;
Regina Helena Lima Caldana;
Maria Claudia Santos Lopes de Oliveira
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| Advisor: | Ana Paula Soares da Silva |
| Abstract | |
The adolescence is regularly influenced in the Psychology of Development as a period of life noted by features that is in some way universal. From a starting sociological point of view, it is recommended to take into consideration the existence of multiple adolescences, living by a singular subject. In a search to understand these multiples adolescences, this research is in order to investigate a kind of adolescence very absent-minded in the scientific literature-the experience of life took placed when you leave the shelter-. Taking into consideration that these adolescences are known by the subjects involved ? the adolescence her/himself- the family, the technical team, the educator, the rules, etc- in a very different way of a regular A/B class adolescence, this research has been motivated to show all the fillings living by the adolescence at the moment of leaving the shelter, taking into consideration that at this moment the adolescence realizes the chain of changes that he/she has to deal with. From a social-historic and theoretical-methodologist point of view from the Net of Symbols, there were made interviews with two adolescences before/after living the shelter- four in total- as well as a narrative material made by one of them. Further more there were inspections to the shelter noted in camp register and an interview with a social assistance. As the methodology of research has been set with the material, five points have been highlighted: 1) The shelter, 2) The leaving of the shelter, 3) The biological family, 4) The adoption, 5) Future perspectives. From these motives has been a rescue about what sensor zone the adolescences made known. Finally has been observed that each one of them have been described the shelter and her/himself on a very different manner. ? a regular adolescent, and a depressed one- This differences beyond prizing the one?s individuality, promoted prejudiced practices, inclusively at the moment of living the shelter- for the benefit of ones, and against others- not in resolution with the Constitution of the Adolescences. Has been noted as well lacks of initiatives focused at the moment of the leaving of the shelter, what became a very loneliness adjust to the individual. Because of a weak supporting team in this transition, each one finds its own way to help oneself, and became very linked to the shelter. From these statements it is believed that this research can not only facilitate to comprehend the adolescence as a multiple and full of possibilities being -and not only of limitations- but also to enrich the debate about the actions and the wrangle that have been mastered the shelters the practices and the day-by-day living of these youths, who have been living there for so many years. (AU) | |