Flávia Rosa Santoro
Biographic Data
| ID | 1839976 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Flávia Rosa Santoro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Flávia Rosa |
| FAMILY NAME | Santoro |
| SIGNATURE | SANTORO F R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal de Pernambuco |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1009-1941 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Racismo Climático E Licenciamento Ambiental
O racismo climático evidencia as desigualdades associadas aos impactos desproporcionais da crise climática sobre grupos vulnerabilizados, especialmente quando decorrentes de empreendimentos emissores de gases de efeito estufa. Este artigo analisa os potenciais impactos socioambientais e culturais da implantação de um complexo termoelétrico sobre a uma comunidade quilombola, localizada no norte do estado do Rio de Janeiro, examinando criticamente …
Do socioeconomic factors and local human preference determine the hybridization of knowledge in local medical systems
Our findings provide further evidence of the complementarity between different medical systems and demonstrate that socioeconomic factors can affect local knowledge and are responsible for differences in individual propensity to hybridize distinct medical systems
Factors that influence complementarity and competition between medicinal plants and medicines of biomedical origin in an urban context
Intermedicality is understood as a space of interaction between different medical systems in a given location, which can result in competition or complementarity. In urban environments, intermedicality is common between the biomedical system and other systems. In these scenarios, it is important to understand the therapeutic strategies used by people to treat illnesses, to identify whether the treatment systems adopted lead to competition or comp…
New evidence regarding the role of previous disease experiences on people’s knowledge and learning of medicinal plants and biomedical drugs
Background: What factors influence the knowledge and learning of medicinal plants and biomedical drugs? We investigated this question in a context of intermedicality, exploring previous experiences and the duration of diseases at the individual, family, and community levels. Methods: We conducted our study in a rural community in Northeast Brazil. We use individual semi-structured interviews to gather information on people’s knowledge and learnin…
Hybridization between biomedicine and alternative medicine in Covid-19 care in a neo-rural population of Córdoba, Argentine
We propose to investigate if the use and knowledge of medicinal plants and alternative medicine influence the adoption of biomedical strategies in dealing with COVID-19 - such as the use of masks, social isolation, and vaccination - in a context of a neo-rural population. We collected data through online questionnaires, using the Google Forms platform in the "Paravachasca Valley", Córdoba, Argentine. The questionnaires, anonymous, contained multi…
Taste and chemical composition as drives for utilitarian redundancy and equivalence
Background We aimed to verify whether the taste and chemical composition influence the selection of plants in each medicinal category, whether within a socio-ecological system or between different socio-ecological systems. To this end, we use the theoretical bases of the Utilitarian Redundancy Model and the Utilitarian Equivalence Model. We studied the local medical systems of four rural communities in northeastern Brazil, used as models to test …
Maternidade Na Etnobiologia
Entre as inúmeras desvantagens que as mulheres encontram na carreira científica em relação aos homens, a maternidade tem sido apontada como um fator limitante para o acesso e permanência das mulheres na ciência. No campo específico da etnobiologia, há evidências de que as mulheres brasileiras sofrem preconceito no meio acadêmico por serem mães, deixando de serem selecionadas para ocupar determinadas vagas em universidades pelo fato de terem filho…
As Mulheres São Menos Citadas Do Que Os Homens Em Artigos Científicos? Uma Análise Do Comportamento De Citação Relacionado Ao Gênero Nas Pesquisas Em Etnobiologia
A visibilidade de um artigo científico pode ser medida através do número de citações atribuído a ele, o qual pode ser influenciado por fatores como nacionalidade, autocitação, colaboração internacional, além de fatores relacionados ao gênero. Avaliamos se o comportamento de citação de artigos publicados em dois periódicos internacionais especializados em etnobiologia envolve um viés de gênero e se esse viés varia em relação ao continente da insti…
As Mulheres São Menos Citadas Do Que Os Homens Em Artigos Científicos
A visibilidade de um artigo científico pode ser medida através do número de citações atribuído a ele, o qual pode ser influenciado por fatores como nacionalidade, autocitação, colaboração internacional, além de fatores relacionados ao gênero. Avaliamos se o comportamento de citação de artigos publicados em dois periódicos internacionais especializados em etnobiologia envolve um viés de gênero e se esse viés varia em relação ao continente da insti…
Evolutionary ethnobiology and cultural evolution
The interest in theoretical frameworks that improve our understanding of social-ecological systems is growing within the field of ethnobiology. Several evolutionary questions may underlie the relationships between people and the natural resources that are investigated in this field. A new branch of research, known as evolutionary ethnobiology (EE), focuses on these questions and has recently been formally conceptualized. The field of cultural evo…
Medicinal plant knowledge in a context of cultural pluralism
The role of individuals in the resilience of local medical systems based on the use of medicinal plants - a hypothesis
Some studies in the field of ethnobiology investigate the knowledge and use of biological resources, especially medicinal plants, to infer the resilience of local medical systems. However, little is known about the resilience of such systems in the context of the distribution of knowledge among individuals in the studied communities. For example, although a medical system is formed by a diverse set of species, the distribution of knowledge may be…
Evolutionary ethnobiology and cultural evolution
The interest in theoretical frameworks that improve our understanding of social-ecological systems is growing within the field of ethnobiology. Several evolutionary questions may underlie the relationships between people and the natural resources that are investigated in this field. A new branch of research, known as evolutionary ethnobiology (EE), focuses on these questions and has recently been formally conceptualized. The field of cultural evo…
The role of individuals in the resilience of local medical systems based on the use of medicinal plants - a hypothesis
Some studies in the field of ethnobiology investigate the knowledge and use of biological resources, especially medicinal plants, to infer the resilience of local medical systems. However, little is known about the resilience of such systems in the context of the distribution of knowledge among individuals in the studied communities. For example, although a medical system is formed by a diverse set of species, the distribution of knowledge may be…
Do socioeconomic factors and local human preference determine the hybridization of knowledge in local medical systems
Our findings provide further evidence of the complementarity between different medical systems and demonstrate that socioeconomic factors can affect local knowledge and are responsible for differences in individual propensity to hybridize distinct medical systems
Hybridization between biomedicine and alternative medicine in Covid-19 care in a neo-rural population of Córdoba, Argentine
We propose to investigate if the use and knowledge of medicinal plants and alternative medicine influence the adoption of biomedical strategies in dealing with COVID-19 - such as the use of masks, social isolation, and vaccination - in a context of a neo-rural population. We collected data through online questionnaires, using the Google Forms platform in the "Paravachasca Valley", Córdoba, Argentine. The questionnaires, anonymous, contained multi…
Taste and chemical composition as drives for utilitarian redundancy and equivalence
Background We aimed to verify whether the taste and chemical composition influence the selection of plants in each medicinal category, whether within a socio-ecological system or between different socio-ecological systems. To this end, we use the theoretical bases of the Utilitarian Redundancy Model and the Utilitarian Equivalence Model. We studied the local medical systems of four rural communities in northeastern Brazil, used as models to test …
The role of individuals in the resilience of local medical systems based on the use of medicinal plants - a hypothesis
Some studies in the field of ethnobiology investigate the knowledge and use of biological resources, especially medicinal plants, to infer the resilience of local medical systems. However, little is known about the resilience of such systems in the context of the distribution of knowledge among individuals in the studied communities. For example, although a medical system is formed by a diverse set of species, the distribution of knowledge may be…
Medicinal plant knowledge in a context of cultural pluralism
Evolutionary ethnobiology and cultural evolution
The interest in theoretical frameworks that improve our understanding of social-ecological systems is growing within the field of ethnobiology. Several evolutionary questions may underlie the relationships between people and the natural resources that are investigated in this field. A new branch of research, known as evolutionary ethnobiology (EE), focuses on these questions and has recently been formally conceptualized. The field of cultural evo…
Maternidade Na Etnobiologia
Entre as inúmeras desvantagens que as mulheres encontram na carreira científica em relação aos homens, a maternidade tem sido apontada como um fator limitante para o acesso e permanência das mulheres na ciência. No campo específico da etnobiologia, há evidências de que as mulheres brasileiras sofrem preconceito no meio acadêmico por serem mães, deixando de serem selecionadas para ocupar determinadas vagas em universidades pelo fato de terem filho…
As Mulheres São Menos Citadas Do Que Os Homens Em Artigos Científicos? Uma Análise Do Comportamento De Citação Relacionado Ao Gênero Nas Pesquisas Em Etnobiologia
A visibilidade de um artigo científico pode ser medida através do número de citações atribuído a ele, o qual pode ser influenciado por fatores como nacionalidade, autocitação, colaboração internacional, além de fatores relacionados ao gênero. Avaliamos se o comportamento de citação de artigos publicados em dois periódicos internacionais especializados em etnobiologia envolve um viés de gênero e se esse viés varia em relação ao continente da insti…
As Mulheres São Menos Citadas Do Que Os Homens Em Artigos Científicos
A visibilidade de um artigo científico pode ser medida através do número de citações atribuído a ele, o qual pode ser influenciado por fatores como nacionalidade, autocitação, colaboração internacional, além de fatores relacionados ao gênero. Avaliamos se o comportamento de citação de artigos publicados em dois periódicos internacionais especializados em etnobiologia envolve um viés de gênero e se esse viés varia em relação ao continente da insti…
Taste and chemical composition as drives for utilitarian redundancy and equivalence
Background We aimed to verify whether the taste and chemical composition influence the selection of plants in each medicinal category, whether within a socio-ecological system or between different socio-ecological systems. To this end, we use the theoretical bases of the Utilitarian Redundancy Model and the Utilitarian Equivalence Model. We studied the local medical systems of four rural communities in northeastern Brazil, used as models to test …
New evidence regarding the role of previous disease experiences on people’s knowledge and learning of medicinal plants and biomedical drugs
Background: What factors influence the knowledge and learning of medicinal plants and biomedical drugs? We investigated this question in a context of intermedicality, exploring previous experiences and the duration of diseases at the individual, family, and community levels. Methods: We conducted our study in a rural community in Northeast Brazil. We use individual semi-structured interviews to gather information on people’s knowledge and learnin…
Hybridization between biomedicine and alternative medicine in Covid-19 care in a neo-rural population of Córdoba, Argentine
We propose to investigate if the use and knowledge of medicinal plants and alternative medicine influence the adoption of biomedical strategies in dealing with COVID-19 - such as the use of masks, social isolation, and vaccination - in a context of a neo-rural population. We collected data through online questionnaires, using the Google Forms platform in the "Paravachasca Valley", Córdoba, Argentine. The questionnaires, anonymous, contained multi…
Do socioeconomic factors and local human preference determine the hybridization of knowledge in local medical systems
Our findings provide further evidence of the complementarity between different medical systems and demonstrate that socioeconomic factors can affect local knowledge and are responsible for differences in individual propensity to hybridize distinct medical systems
Factors that influence complementarity and competition between medicinal plants and medicines of biomedical origin in an urban context
Intermedicality is understood as a space of interaction between different medical systems in a given location, which can result in competition or complementarity. In urban environments, intermedicality is common between the biomedical system and other systems. In these scenarios, it is important to understand the therapeutic strategies used by people to treat illnesses, to identify whether the treatment systems adopted lead to competition or comp…
Racismo Climático E Licenciamento Ambiental
O racismo climático evidencia as desigualdades associadas aos impactos desproporcionais da crise climática sobre grupos vulnerabilizados, especialmente quando decorrentes de empreendimentos emissores de gases de efeito estufa. Este artigo analisa os potenciais impactos socioambientais e culturais da implantação de um complexo termoelétrico sobre a uma comunidade quilombola, localizada no norte do estado do Rio de Janeiro, examinando criticamente …
Biology (8 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Context (archaeology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Traditional medicine (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Ethnobiology (3 works)