Museologia e Saúde Pública por outras formas de viver museus

Contribuições do Museu de Saúde Pública Emílio Ribas (Bom Retiro/São Paulo)

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ID5797528
AuthorsEllen Nicolau (corresponding author)
Year2023
Publication date2023-08-24
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeTHESIS
PublisherUniversidade de São Paulo. Agência de Bibliotecas e Coleções Digitais (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.11606/d.103.2023.tde-03112023-095507
OpenAlexW4388763305
LanguagePT
References cited15

In the investigation of health meanings produced through museums as collective care in favor of human dignity and expansion of living possibilities, the research highlights the transdisciplinary role of museums and the progressive attribution of social responsibilities with regard to the transformations that involve their performance.Approaches to the relationship between Museology and Public Health are analyzed transversally to documents produced in the 20th century, from both areas, and it is proposed to reflect aspects of Health promotion through Museology, focusing on the trajectory of the Emílio Ribas Museum of Public Health (MUSPER), its historicity in relation to the Bom Retiro neighborhood, as well as its significance in the history and memory of Public Health in São Paulo.The research, of an exploratory and applied nature, involves in its methodology the study of the territory of Bom Retiro and how its relationships and characteristics are involved in the construction of actions focused on health.It tries to reflect and subsidize methodologies through different models of health promotion in museums and affirm Museum Education as a potential for improving social well-being and human relations in a territory.The state of knowledge of the dynamics of Museology around Health issues, as well as the ways in which it can be enhanced in Social Museology perspectives are characteristics present in this research that can be used in other studies and practices, with collective impacts on social transformations operationalized through from museums

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