35 resultados para Dehumanization
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Burnout is a psychological syndrome triggered in response to continuous exposure to interpersonal stressors. It is considered a multifactorial construct, which is commonly characterized by three dimensions: emotional exhaustion, dehumanization, and lack of personal accomplishment.This study aimed to verify if the three characteristics of burnout (exhaustion, lack of dehumanization and personal accomplishment) are present in people working as guides Tourism in Natal - RN. It is a descriptive and quantitative study. 109 subjects were surveyed. Data collection was done through the use of questionnaires, the instrument used was the characterization of the Burnout Scale (ECB) created and validated in Brazil by Trocoli and Tamayo (2000). In order to analyze data we used descriptive statistics, analysis of core measures, exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, reliability analysis, cluster analysis, multiple discriminant and Spearman correlation. Factor analysis identified four factors that explain 58.3% of the total variance. Those factors were named exhaustion, deception, avoidance, and dehumanization. The reliability of the instrument, as measured by Cronbach's Alpha was 0.918, which is considered excellent reliability. The 109 subjects were grouped into three cluster, which had the deception, avoidance, and dehumanization as discriminant. It is possible to conclude that the characteristics of burnout syndrome are present in the studied population where 19 people are on the high level of burnout, moderate in 32 and 56 in the light. The correlations between socio-demographic variables studied and the dimensions of burnout, were few and weak. The variable leave for health reasons in the study appeared to be related to feelings of exhaustion and avoidance behavior appeared related to younger individuals and who work only in the activity of Receptive Tourism Guide. Verification of the incidence of burnout in individuals surveyed suggest the need to adopt intervention strategies are individual, organizational and / or combined
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En esta novela autobiográfica sobre su internamiento en Buchenwald, Semprún hace numerosas alusiones al arte. En primer lugar, obras de artistas ajenos al campo de concentración sirven de referente para explicar tan dura vivencia, siendo el arte el nexo con una existencia libre que, entre otras cosas, permite soportar el internamiento. En segundo lugar, veremos que el arte resulta ser también una puerta de acceso a la memoria. En tercer lugar, cabe mencionar la particular relación que se establece entre totalitarismo y arte. Por último, observaremos como, ya sea en su faceta gratuita, ya sea de un modo más utilitario, la creación artística se alía con la vida contra la muerte y la deshumanización.
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Burnout is a psychological syndrome triggered in response to continuous exposure to interpersonal stressors. It is considered a multifactorial construct, which is commonly characterized by three dimensions: emotional exhaustion, dehumanization, and lack of personal accomplishment.This study aimed to verify if the three characteristics of burnout (exhaustion, lack of dehumanization and personal accomplishment) are present in people working as guides Tourism in Natal - RN. It is a descriptive and quantitative study. 109 subjects were surveyed. Data collection was done through the use of questionnaires, the instrument used was the characterization of the Burnout Scale (ECB) created and validated in Brazil by Trocoli and Tamayo (2000). In order to analyze data we used descriptive statistics, analysis of core measures, exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, reliability analysis, cluster analysis, multiple discriminant and Spearman correlation. Factor analysis identified four factors that explain 58.3% of the total variance. Those factors were named exhaustion, deception, avoidance, and dehumanization. The reliability of the instrument, as measured by Cronbach's Alpha was 0.918, which is considered excellent reliability. The 109 subjects were grouped into three cluster, which had the deception, avoidance, and dehumanization as discriminant. It is possible to conclude that the characteristics of burnout syndrome are present in the studied population where 19 people are on the high level of burnout, moderate in 32 and 56 in the light. The correlations between socio-demographic variables studied and the dimensions of burnout, were few and weak. The variable leave for health reasons in the study appeared to be related to feelings of exhaustion and avoidance behavior appeared related to younger individuals and who work only in the activity of Receptive Tourism Guide. Verification of the incidence of burnout in individuals surveyed suggest the need to adopt intervention strategies are individual, organizational and / or combined
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The social scripts that are deeply involved in cultural production by AfroCuban identified artists in Miami, during the late nineties to the present, participate in a climate that is informed by and feeds from the so-called Latin Explosion of this time period. More specifically, varying historical, socioeconomic, and geopolitical trajectories have placed Africa and African-based religion and cultural production (via music and theatre) at the center of Cuban national identity. The purpose of this study is to facilitate a discussion of the experiences of AfroCuban performance artists and the climate for production, given the aforementioned dynamics, in mass media. These experiences are directed by a study of transnational structures for cultural production (including the more recent memory-shadow of hip-hop culture in Cuba) and discourse that engages theories of modernity, authenticity, and resistance. Through the interventions of artists, producers, and distributors via their art and business, the text identifies and resists the pervasive oppression of stereotype, dehumanization (Othering), and essentialism.
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La thèse vise à analyser la représentation des villes de Bologne, Limoges et Thessalonique, dans le roman noir italien, français et grec contemporain (1995-2015). L'approche sociologique, anthropologique et géocritique domine dans la première partie de la thèse, tandis que, dans la deuxième partie, plus consacrée à l'analyse des textes, est utilisée une approche linguistique et stylistique basée sur les occurrences et la rhétorique, qui prend également en compte certains éléments de psychocritique. La réflexion se développe en deux étapes, plus un chapitre conclusif. Dans la première partie, les villes de Bologne, Limoges et Thessalonique sont analysées comme des villes noires, des lieux du crime à déchiffrer, sur la base de cinq caractéristiques : dilatation, déshumanisation, désorientation, déculturation, désindividualisation. Dans la deuxième partie, nous essayons de définir le défi des détectives contemporains : lire les villes, comme codes à déchiffrer, pour résoudre les crimes. L'interprétation de la ville se développe en cinq phases, spéculaires aux caractéristiques de la première partie : exploration, détection, reconstruction, identification, acceptation. À la fin de son enquête et du roman, le détective découvre que la ville est un vrai personnage, elle n’est pas seulement un lieu de crime mais aussi un lieu de l'âme, miroir du vécu des protagonistes. Les romans noirs contemporains de Bologne, Limoges et Thessalonique mettent en scène le conflit, peut-être insoluble, qui tourne autour de la définition de qui est la ville et donc de qui est l’individu et ils indiquent l'impossibilité d'une réponse définitive et rassurante. L'homme et la ville se confondent pour ne faire plus qu'un.