2020
DOI: 10.3917/trav.044.0031
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Qual psicodinâmica, para qual trabalho, para quem? Mudanças no trabalho - Novos desafios para a PDT

Abstract: Cet article traite des défis concernant l’avenir de la psychodynamique du travail, qui est inexorablement lié à l’avenir du travail. Des questions telles que la cohérence épistémologique de la discipline, la prise en compte des aspects conceptuels et d’action, ainsi que la relation avec les autres disciplines sont abordées tout au long du texte. La proposition centrale de l’article est de proposer une discussion qui tienne en compte tenu l’importance de remettre en cause la division sociale du travail, surtout… Show more

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“…There was a dominance of topics on pleasure and suffering at work (Ros, 2020;Moreira, Tibães & Brito, 2020;Melo et al, 2021;Duarte et al, 2021;Karam, 2021;Trebien et al, 2021;De Vries, Blomme & De Loo, 2021;Gold, 2022); occupational stress (Siqueira et al, 2021;Rodrigues et al, 2021;Vieira et al, 2021); work precarization, gender, and subjectivity (Hirata, 2020;Sznelwar, 2020;Wlosko, 2020;Karam, 2021); work clinic (Uchida, 2021;Brasil, 2021); psychic suffering, work and mental health (Duarte & Dejours, 2020;Jeannin, 2021;Lancman, 2021); Covid-19 and work, ergonomics and sustainable work (Brunoro et al, 2020;Sigahi et al, 2021;Lancman, 2021); work organization (Dashtipour & Vidaillet, 2020); thanatomorphose (Boursier, 2020); work centrality (Demaegdt, 2020); PDW and care (Rolo & Pedrosa, 2021;Molinier, 2021;Gernet, 2021); conflict relations in organizations (Brasil et al, 2020); working conditions (Vieira et al, 2021); burnout (Gernet, 2021); the body place in living work (Dejours, 2022); spirituality and care (Hibon, 2022); relationships between visibility and recognition of caregivers' work from Covid-19 pandemic (Molinier, 2022), among others.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…There was a dominance of topics on pleasure and suffering at work (Ros, 2020;Moreira, Tibães & Brito, 2020;Melo et al, 2021;Duarte et al, 2021;Karam, 2021;Trebien et al, 2021;De Vries, Blomme & De Loo, 2021;Gold, 2022); occupational stress (Siqueira et al, 2021;Rodrigues et al, 2021;Vieira et al, 2021); work precarization, gender, and subjectivity (Hirata, 2020;Sznelwar, 2020;Wlosko, 2020;Karam, 2021); work clinic (Uchida, 2021;Brasil, 2021); psychic suffering, work and mental health (Duarte & Dejours, 2020;Jeannin, 2021;Lancman, 2021); Covid-19 and work, ergonomics and sustainable work (Brunoro et al, 2020;Sigahi et al, 2021;Lancman, 2021); work organization (Dashtipour & Vidaillet, 2020); thanatomorphose (Boursier, 2020); work centrality (Demaegdt, 2020); PDW and care (Rolo & Pedrosa, 2021;Molinier, 2021;Gernet, 2021); conflict relations in organizations (Brasil et al, 2020); working conditions (Vieira et al, 2021); burnout (Gernet, 2021); the body place in living work (Dejours, 2022); spirituality and care (Hibon, 2022); relationships between visibility and recognition of caregivers' work from Covid-19 pandemic (Molinier, 2022), among others.…”
Section: Tablementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Duarte and Dejours (2020) studied a clinical case to explore the relationship between mental health and professional reintegration, from the perspective of the theoretical and practical understanding of PDW. Sznelwar (2020) reflected on the future changes of PDW, which are unavoidably connected to the future of work. And Wlosko (2020) addressed some challenges posed by contemporary world scenarios to PDW, particularly those related to the precarization of employment and work and, broadly, to the precarization of life as a normal model of existence.…”
Section: Tablementioning
confidence: 99%
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