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Sexual harassment in the workplace (shiw) in nursing is analyzed through the discussion of gender relations, patriarchy, and the sexual division of labor. The purpose of the research is to analyze the configurations of sexual harassment in nursing work and its influence on nurses’ health. The methodology includes an integrative bibliographic review, with a final sample of thirty-two selected articles (Scielo, vhl, Web of Science, Scopus, and PubMed). The results show that there is a dearth of Latin American studies together with an overrepresentation of Asian countries. The profession contains a predominance of women, who are harassed more than men, although the latter are also subject to this. Health problems triggered by shiw include anxiety, stress, depression, dissatisfaction, and fear. In professional training and union movements, this agenda should be one of the priorities to be collectively constructed by health professionals, together with putting an end to violence against women in the workplace. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper seeks to understand the macroeconomic context of the Brazilian Agroindustrial Complex’s constitution process and the incorporation of the Central-West region into the national economic space between 1965 and 1980 in order to analyze the regional class structure engendered by this process. This analysis is done through the bibliographical and documentary survey of sectoral, economic and regional public policies that led to the acceleration of the industrialization process in the country during the military governments. This is articulated with the analysis of data from the population, agricultural and industrial censuses of the 1965-1980 period. From this survey, the article makes a theoretical reflection on the framework of the Latin American Dependency Theory regarding the class structure originated from the incorporation of the Center-West region into the national economic space. The results of the study demonstrate that the incorporation of the Central West region into Brazilian capitalism took place by means of a joint action between State, landowners and agroindustrial capitals, and that it was a relevant step toward the change in Brazil’s position in the international division of labor and toward its differentiation regarding other peripheral countries. This incorporation, whose rhythm of expansion and development patterns were derived from the new agricultural technologies and from the domain of capitalist land ownership, generated a regional class pact whose discussion and reflection must take into account its similarity with the social tripod described by the Theory of Latin American Dependence, considering it typical of a dependent industrialization on an essentially agricultural region, yet indicating the industrial character of modern capitalist farming.

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This article proposes to map and discuss the different understandings about quality in journalism. For this, the perspectives presented in studies developed in countries on the American and European continents are considered. The research highlight aspects relevants to the contemporary debate on Brazilian journalism in a context of risks to democracy and relating methods and forms of quality verification proposed by different authors. The article is divided into two major sections, the first on North American and European studies and the second on Latin American discussions. It is a review effort on how the different approaches propose and understand the notion of quality, its limits and its possibilities of application. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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We investigate the mediatic representations of blackness and whiteness in Justin Simien's DEAR WHITE PEOPLE, distributed by TV playback platforms. The perspective of British and Latin American cultural studies ground the reflection on identity issues, in dialogue with studies on ethnic-racial relations in interface with the media. We seek to understand the work from Richard Johnson 's analytical methodological method of cultural circuit. The results point to new trends in the distribution of representations and media discourses about more pluralistic negritude and insertion of the concept of whiteness in the studies of communication and identity representations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study analyzes the representation of Teko Porã in the poetry of Brígido Bogado from the perspective of ecocritical studies. Such representation indicates the indigenous cosmovision based on the ancestral language and knowledge that are presented underlying the work of the author and exposes the criticism of the depredation of nature carried forward by the society of capital and the alienation of human relations that have been imposed since the colonization of the area, bodies and minds in America, as pointed out by Aníbal Quijano (2000). The article by Meliá (2015) "El buen vivir se aprende" addresses the complexity of this term the Teko Porã in Guarani's culture. It is further observed the possibility to rethink ecocritical studies from a Latin American perspective, according to Flores (2017), which reveals other ways of knowing and another relationship between humans and nature that dispenses the means of dominance established by Western hegemonic groups to the present day. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present study reflects about the value of the articulation between Political Economy of Communication and Latin American Cultural Studies in the composition of a totalizing perspective on the phenomena and communicational processes proper to the relationship between Media and Daily life. It starts from the exposition of what is the research in Media and Daily Life, and then discusses why such theoretical articulation is so expensive and can be conducted in methodological terms. For that, the concepts of everyday life, media and cultural mediations are fundamental - especially in the relations that they have and establish with the critical Latin American thinking of Communication. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyze how comic aspects present in the performance of male homosexual characters conclude discursive formations on homosexuality in Brazilian telenovelas. The corpus of the study contemplates personages of novels from 21h of Rede Globo, namely, Felix (Amor à vida) and Téo Pereira (Império). From the debugging of 30 scenes, previously selected from each telenovela, were chosen and transcribed 15 of each, totaling 30 scenes. The corpus was analyzed according to the references of the Latin American cultural studies and queer studies. The study discussed the developmental arc of each character and the role of comic in the construction of his sexuality, as well as how the discursive formations present in the telenovelas reiterate moral deprecations historically attributed to homosexuals. Although they can be generically framed in the group of homosexual characters constantly defenestrated, both present interstitial aspects between the abjection and assimilation to the familista logic, a resource used by the culture of the media in order to pasteurize the differences in the scope of the relations of gender and sexuality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper reviews the debates and conflicts that, over the past decades, marked the links between the so - called cultural studies and Latin Americanism. Between common interests, points of convergence, contrasts and antagonisms, the tensions that chara cterize the two parts of a phrase such as „Latin American Cultural Studies‟ served to rethink the field of study, the practices and knowledges and also the ways in which ideas circulate and academic policies are set in a context marked by the diversity of enunciative locus and by the reworking of epistemic categories.