Mapping meetings in a network of affective labor: the judicialization and psychosocial care doi: 10.4025/cienccuidsaude.v11i4.21656

Abstract

This is a qualitative and cartographic research that aimed to get acquainted with the meetings produced by a network of affective labor of managers in psychosocial care. Data was collected in May 2010 through observation, records in diaries and interviews. The analysis was performed by means of creation of the scene of judicialization and psychosocial care (co) production of meetings. The meetings were set up spaces for reflection, movements of non-territorialization: health versus Justice and re-territorialization: Health and Justice. These new relationships part of the joint construction of both spheres, of horizontal knowledge in a network of affective labor. These are collective subjectivities within the psychosocial care, of micro political forces, covering the movement of new ways of being and relating to the world, producing movements of care and health management, able to generate other networks present in the dilution of powers and produce the difference.