ArticleRevista da Escola de Enfermagem da U S P2025
Work and politics in the era of liquid modernity: meanings attributed by female nurses.
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Abstract
objectiveTo understand the meanings attributed by female nurses to work and politics in liquid modernity.
methodThis qualitative study involved 46 graduate faculty students of a public state university in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Data were collected from April to November 2021 through semi-structured individual interviews and submitted to IRaMuTeQ®.
resultsSimilarity analysis was structured around two central axes ("work" and "politics"), surrounded by peripheral words. The first emerged as a means of subsistence. The second is seen as yet another duty amid the intensification of work, which distances female nurses from political activity, even though they recognize its importance in achieving collective benefits. Regarding professional associations, they view them as a financial investment with little or no concrete return.
conclusionConcerning liquid modernity, there is an emptying of meanings associated with work concomitant with the devaluation of class entities, culminating in the removal of female nurses from political action.
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