6 results on '"Durand, Jean-Yves"'
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2. Coloring complex shapes decreases patient anxiety in three care environments: a pilot study with color analysis.
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Alves, Manuel Dias, Olmi, Elodie, Durand, Jean-Yves, Mitri, Fabien, Knefati, Yannick, and Vion-Dury, Jean
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ANALYSIS of colors ,PILOT projects ,PSYCHIATRIC hospitals ,ANXIETY ,CHRONIC diseases - Abstract
Introduction: This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of coloring activity of circular symmetrical shape with complex patterns, socalled mandala, on anxiety associated with chronic illness in three different ambulatory medical situations (general consultation, psychiatric day hospital, and hemodialysis session). Methods: Thirty patients were included in three groups and came from three different ambulatory medical situations: a hemodialysis group (n = 10), a psychiatric day hospital group (n = 10), and a nephrology consultation group (n = 10). We asked the patients to fill STAI-S and STAI-T questionnaires before to color complex circular shape with complex patterns, then to fill the STAI-S questionnaire again and a questionnaire on the experience of the activity. Results: The results show that the STAI-S score was significantly lower after coloring for the hemodialysis (p = 0.02) and psychiatric groups (p = 0.005) but not for the general consultation group (p = 0.26). STAI-T scores did not differ between groups. The distribution of colors in the mandala was different in the three groups of patients. A positive subjective experience of the activity was found in all groups. Discussion: These results show the effectiveness of a coloring activity of a circular shape with complex patterns on anxiety associated with chronic illness in care environment. The different distribution of the colors of the mandala in the three groups raises the question of the influence of the context on the mood of the patients and the deeper meaning of the choice of colors and their placement in the mandala. Our study reinforces the multiple applications of art activities in different medical disciplines and encourages their development within healthcare settings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Introdução
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Durand, Jean-Yves, Camarda, Antonella, Rovisco, Eduarda, and Marques Alves, Vera
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Patchwork: o artesanato enquanto manta de retalhos Craft, art, and industrial design: critical positions Artesanato e turismo Arte popular, conexões modernistas e “mitos de exportação”
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- 2023
4. Introdução
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Durand, Jean-Yves, Camarda, Antonella, Rovisco, Eduarda, and Alves, Vera Marques
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Cultural Studies ,Anthropology - Abstract
Patchwork: o artesanato enquanto manta de retalhos Jean-Yves Durand Os contributos deste dossiê resultam de painéis em conferências da European Association of Social Anthropologists (Antonella Camarda e Jean-Yves Durand, “Which craft? Politics and aesthetics of handicraft in post-industrial contexts”, Milão, 2016) e da Associação Portuguesa de Antropologia (Eduarda Rovisco e Vera Alves, “Arte popular, artesanato, souvenirs: materializações do passado, imaginações do futuro”, Lisboa, 2019). Il...
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- 2022
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5. Figurações solitárias em contextos vacinais de rotina e de emergência
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Cunha, Manuela Ivone P. da, Durand, Jean-Yves, Mariano Juárez, Lorenzo, Rivero Jiménez, Borja, Conde Caballero, David, and Universidade do Minho
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Pandemia ,Ciências Sociais::Outras Ciências Sociais ,Hesitação vacinal ,Pandemic ,COVID-19 ,Emergency vaccination ,Anti-vacinação ,Routine vaccination ,Anti-vaccination ,Vacinação de emergência ,Vaccine hesitancy ,Vacinação de rotina - Abstract
Retomando aspetos trabalhados numa pesquisa anterior sobre aceitabilidade vacinal, iniciada há mais de uma década no quadro da vacinação-padrão ou de rotina, procura-se agora analisá-los no quadro das atitudes perante a vacinação de emergência contra a Covid-19. O contexto de emergência e as suas várias injunções vieram tornar mais nítidas e prementes tensões já em jogo na vacinação de rotina, tornando assim necessário um olhar de conjunto e uma abordagem comparativa que permita captar o sentido de diferenças e semelhanças entre elas, especialmente no que respeita ao é corrente designar como hesitação vacinal ou anti-vacinação., Returning to aspects of a previous research on vaccine acceptability, initiated more than a decade ago, regarding social attitudes vis-à-vis standard or routine vaccination, we now seek to analyze them within the context of attitudes towards emergency vaccination against Covid-19. The emergency context and its various injunctions has made the tensions already at play in routine vaccination vivid and more pressing, thus making it necessary to adopt a comparative approach and an overall perspective that allows for capturing the meaning and scope of differences and similarities between them, especially with regard to what is commonly referred to as ‘vaccine hesitancy’ or ‘anti-vaccination’.
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- 2023
6. As Nomeadas Colectivas em Trás-os-Montes: património em metáforas de identidade, diferenciação e tradução cultural
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Vale, Luís Miguel do Vale Fernandes, Durand, Jean-Yves, Madeira, Bruno, and Universidade do Minho
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Trás-os-Montes ,Humanidades::História e Arqueologia ,Identity ,Alterity ,Património ,Identidade ,Alteridade ,Collective Nicknames ,Nomeadas Colectivas ,Heritage - Abstract
Dissertação de mestrado em Património Cultural, Os processos de nomeação são um dado cultural universal, ou seja, estão identificados e estudados em todas as culturas e sociedades, mas adquirem particularismos idiossincráticos ao nível local ou regional. As Nomeadas Colectivas em Trás-os-Montes são então um particularismo cultural, uma manifestação que apesar de não ser exclusiva da região, adquire aí contornos específicos e diferenciadores. A consciência de que as Nomeadas Colectivas, enquanto caracteres culturais, estão, por várias razões, em desuso e em risco de desaparecimento do quotidiano das comunidades, foi a primeira motivação para este exercício. São ainda relevantes nos processos de nomeação na região. Contextualizados pela literatura produzida e partindo das fontes documentais e bibliográficas existentes, assim como dos testemunhos etnográficos possíveis no terreno, este exercício pretendeu: afirmar as Nomeadas Colectivas como património; perceber as dinâmicas, motivações, percepções e significados, nos processos de nomeação; perspectivar as Nomeadas Colectivas como caracteres de identidades, de alteridades e de tradução de culturas, ao serviço de processos de auto e hétero-identidades. Numa leitura diacrónica, procurámos alcançar a evolução desses processos de nomeação e destacar os momentos críticos de mudança, suas razões ou causas; conhecemos os tempos e os lugares de eleição para estas manifestações e percebemos os impactes nos indivíduos e nas comunidades. Não tendo sido possível elencar todas as nomeadas, apresentamos as tipologias representativas, naquilo que designámos de etnografias identitárias de nomeadas, de protagonistas e de espaços privilegiados para esta peculiar forma de nomeação., Naming processes are a universal cultural fact, in other words, is identified and studied in all cultures and societies however, it acquires idiosyncratic particularities at a local or regional level. Thereby, the Collective Nicknames in Trás-os-Montes are a cultural particularism and, despite not being exclusive to the region, they acquire specific and distinguishing contours. One is aware that Collective Nicknames are, for several reasons, cultural characters in disuse and in danger of disappearing from the daily life of communities. That was the first motivation for this exercise, because they are still relevant for the naming processes in the region. Contextualized by the produced literature and based on existing documentary and bibliographic sources, as well on potential ethnographic testimonies possible in the field, this exercise intended to: to affirm the Collective Nicknames as heritage; understand the dynamics, motivations, perceptions and meanings in the naming processes; view the Collective Nicknames as characters of identities, of alterities, and of culture’s translation, at the service of self and hetero identities processes. In a diachronic reading, one has tried to achieve the evolution of these naming processes and highlight critical moments of change, their reasons or causes; one knows times and places for these manifestations and one realizes the impacts on individuals and communities. If not possible to list all the Collective Nicknames, one presents the representative typologies, in what might be called ethnographical identities for Collective Nicknames, protagonists and privileged spaces to this peculiar naming form.
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- 2022
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