Abstract

ARGANARAZ, Cristina del Valle  and  CONTRERAS, Teresa del Valle. The history of eleuterio, a case study for reflection on the concepts: discourse, practices and representations of social work. Cuad. Fac. Humanid. Cienc. Soc., Univ. Nac. Jujuy [online]. 2014, n.46, pp.229-239. ISSN 1668-8104.

Eleuterio story, is a qualitative case study research, this is a complex instrument that requires the investigator and broader theories that are supportive to their research domain, in this sense, the contributions of the theory and methodology social anthropology, as well as the contributions of sociology, social psychology, psychoanalysis and contemporary philosophy is foundational to understanding the framework of the "social space where people live their lives, and gives meaning and rebuilds the meanings of the different and unequal"(Karasik,Gabriela,1994). The core of this research are the discursive practices of reality from the perspective of discipline these practices themselves contain fragmentation, contradictions and they should rethink ritualizations to consolidate new forms of clarification and / or inquiries of what transpires in opacity. It was not easy to decide on the operation of the method because the research activity on case studies in social work practice, stood outside his scientific rigor, this brings forward the process of social intervention and three times (research-diagnostics and troubleshooting) includes knowing how to follow. Resistance and crisis of representation of the same does represent others, who have no voice but clearly indicating from where it is stated and how it is uttered. The crisis has raised and rebuilt develaciones initial questions, which show through in breaking watertight spaces know how to follow the process. Hence Eleuterio History is not just a story, aims: Reply with the mediation of critical reflection about how disciplinary practices reproduce forms of suppression / invisibility of the subjects. Achieve is to move the discourses, practices and representations, "three concepts that allowed for renewed reflection of the human and social sciences" (Roger Chartier, 2001)

Keywords : Practices; Social Work; Speaking Discourses.