No. 14 (2022): Dossiê Etnografias de uma Sindemia: A Covid-19 e suas Interações

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Editorial

Flávia Ferreira Pires, María Elena Martínez-Torres

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Ethnographies about a sindemics: Covid-19 and interactions

PRESENTATION: ETHNOGRAPHIES ABOUT A SINDEMICS COVID-19 AND INTERACTIONS

Mónica Franch, Sônia Weidner Maluf, Mariana Simões, Soraya Fleischer

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Synergic interactions between HIV/Aids and Covid-19 the decentralization of HIV/Aids care in primary care in Rio Tinto (Paraíba)

Luziana Marques da Fonseca Silva, Francisco Paulino de Oliveira Neto, Gabriel Cavalcante Bueno de Moraes

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2447-9837.2022.n14.64981
The “Covid-19 hospital” an ethnographic approach on HIV medical routines in a public hospital unit in the city of Buenos Aires during the Covid-19 health emergency in 2020

Tomas Kierszenowicz

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Fear of death and loneliness Palliative care for cancer patients in times of Covid-19 from the perspective of health professionals

Weverson Bezerra Silva

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Basic income from Zika to Covid-19 supporting care workers in humanitarian emergencies

Juliana Santana, Raquel Lustosa, Luciana Brito, Ilana Ambrogi, Martha Ysis, Simas Simas

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Nutricide of the black population in times of Covid-19 analyzing the impacts of the encounter of crises in current Brazil

Nádja Silva, Thayonara Santos

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Pandemic, syndemic and aging what do we have to say about it?

Artur Pereira Quinteiro Costa, Marcia ´Reis Longhi

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yndemical aspects on Mental health and Covid-19 in the context of the Tupinambá resistence - Olivença (Bahia)

Amanda Silva Rodrigues, Sônia Weidner Maluf

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“It’s a boundless pain” illness, death and grief in the Covid-19 pandemic

Érica Quinaglia Silva, Karla Roberta Mendonça de Melo
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Mental illness of university students in Brazil before and during the Covid-19 pandemic

Rafael Mesquita Oliveira Ferreira Freitas

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Open Space

Ethnographic image: a matter of opacity and open to interpretation

Iago Porfírio

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Considerations about subjectivity, fieldwork strategies, and the body in anthropological research

Ozaias Silva Rodrigues, Karlene Silva Andrade

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Subjects of and at Risk During the Pandemic. Analysis of the Inferences Made by Health Personnel Regarding the Acceptance of the Vaccination Against Sars-Cov-2

José Alejandro Meza-Palmeros, Graciela Freyermuth-Enciso

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2447-9837.2022.n14.64372

Reviews

MARTIN, Nastassja. 2021. Escute as feras. São Paulo, SP: Editora 34, 112 pp.

Andressa Lidicy Morais Lima

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No. 14 (2022): Dossiê Etnografias de uma Sindemia: A Covid-19 e suas Interações

Editorial

Editorial

Ethnographies about a sindemics: Covid-19 and interactions

PRESENTATION: ETHNOGRAPHIES ABOUT A SINDEMICS COVID-19 AND INTERACTIONS

Synergic interactions between HIV/Aids and Covid-19 the decentralization of HIV/Aids care in primary care in Rio Tinto (Paraíba)

The “Covid-19 hospital” an ethnographic approach on HIV medical routines in a public hospital unit in the city of Buenos Aires during the Covid-19 health emergency in 2020

Fear of death and loneliness Palliative care for cancer patients in times of Covid-19 from the perspective of health professionals

Basic income from Zika to Covid-19 supporting care workers in humanitarian emergencies

Nutricide of the black population in times of Covid-19 analyzing the impacts of the encounter of crises in current Brazil

Pandemic, syndemic and aging what do we have to say about it?

yndemical aspects on Mental health and Covid-19 in the context of the Tupinambá resistence - Olivença (Bahia)

“It’s a boundless pain” illness, death and grief in the Covid-19 pandemic

Mental illness of university students in Brazil before and during the Covid-19 pandemic

Open Space

Ethnographic image: a matter of opacity and open to interpretation

Considerations about subjectivity, fieldwork strategies, and the body in anthropological research

Subjects of and at Risk During the Pandemic. Analysis of the Inferences Made by Health Personnel Regarding the Acceptance of the Vaccination Against Sars-Cov-2

Reviews

MARTIN, Nastassja. 2021. Escute as feras. São Paulo, SP: Editora 34, 112 pp.

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