La lutte contre le paludisme : nécessité d'une recherche pluridisciplinaire
RésuméThrough qualitative research, this essay examines the construction process of popular representations of infantile sumaan ndiig within the sereer sinig community of Niakhar in Senegal. It will show that biomedical data are integrated and examine the details of that integration. In a context o...
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cairn-SSS_274_0113SSSSciences sociales et santé https://stm.cairn.info/revue-sciences-sociales-et-sante-2009-4-page-113?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.1684/sss.2009.0406 La lutte contre le paludisme : nécessité d'une recherche pluridisciplinaire Le Hesran, Jean-Yves2009 fre Sciences sociales et santé | 27 | 4 | 2009-12-01 | p. 113-118 | 0294-0337 SSS_27497 RésuméThrough qualitative research, this essay examines the construction process of popular representations of infantile sumaan ndiig within the sereer sinig community of Niakhar in Senegal. It will show that biomedical data are integrated and examine the details of that integration. In a context of social mixing and openness, the circulation of biomedical information (IEC, media, research teams, migratory experiences) is noted to have an impact on popular representations: the mosquito, as well as its intermediaries, are associated with sumaan ndiig, a less banal disease. The perception of persistent fever is changing. Beyond the impact of educational campaigns, this changing attitude is also determined by the current subjective experiences of families faced with this disease. However, the specificity of representations about the rainy season, children’s vulnerability and some popular knowledge is still evoked in the etiological constructions of malaria. These “bridges” built in a syncretic way between these various referents give an account of malaria as being a disease that is currently changing in the understanding of parents.ResumenEste artículo examina, por medio de una investigación cualitativa, el proceso de construcción de las representaciones populares del sumaan ndiig infantil entre los Sereer sinig de Niakhar en Senegal. Pretendemos mostrar que los datos biomédicos están integrados a dichas representaciones y examinar las modalidades de su integración. Dentro de un contexto de mezclas sociales y de apertura, se puede notar que la circulación de las informaciones biomédicas (IEC, medios, equipos de investigación, experiencias migratorias) tuvo un efecto sobre las representaciones populares: el mosquito, así como sus mediadores son asociados al sumaan ndiig, una enfermedad menos banalizada. La percepción de la fiebre persistente se encuentra en mutación. Más allá del efecto de las campañas de información, esta actitud también se encuentra determinada por las experiencias subjetivas actuales de las familias frente a esta enfermedad. Sin embargo, la especificidad de las representaciones que giran alrededor de las lluvias, de la vulnerabilidad del niño y de algunos saberes populares, es evocada aún en las construcciones etiológicas del paludismo. Estas « pasarelas » establecidas de manera sincrética entre sus diversos referentes, hacen del paludismo una enfermedad en mutación dentro de los registros interpretativos de los padres.Cairn free access |
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RésuméThrough qualitative research, this essay examines the construction process of popular representations of infantile sumaan ndiig within the sereer sinig community of Niakhar in Senegal. It will show that biomedical data are integrated and examine the details of that integration. In a context of social mixing and openness, the circulation of biomedical information (IEC, media, research teams, migratory experiences) is noted to have an impact on popular representations: the mosquito, as well as its intermediaries, are associated with sumaan ndiig, a less banal disease. The perception of persistent fever is changing. Beyond the impact of educational campaigns, this changing attitude is also determined by the current subjective experiences of families faced with this disease. However, the specificity of representations about the rainy season, children’s vulnerability and some popular knowledge is still evoked in the etiological constructions of malaria. These “bridges” built in a syncretic way between these various referents give an account of malaria as being a disease that is currently changing in the understanding of parents. |
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