MEDICINA E SAÚDE EM O NASCIMENTO DA CLÍNICA DE MICHEL FOUCAULT
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https://doi.org/10.5752/P.2177-6342.2021v12n23p102-113Keywords:
Arqueologia. Foucault. Nascimento da Clínica. Medicina. Saúde.Abstract
ABSTRACT
A reading of The Birth of the Clinic by Michel Foucault, especially of the chapter “A Political Consciousness”, brings up one of the aspects that constituted the medical knowledge that is precisely the concern for the health of the population. As described by Foucault, the dispersion of medical discourse into the social space has brought implications for medical rationality that still affect us today. The article intends to follow Foucault's archaeological analyses in this book and establish the main points of importance and bridges for future analyses in his philosophical trajectory. Among the points, can be highlighted the institution of a state hygienist medicine, statistics, the need to train doctors, the strategic relations. It can be concluded with considerations about the constitution of the medical discourse and its historical contingencies; about the constitution of physicians themselves in colleges and corporations; and the links with Foucault's later studies on what he will call biopolitics.
KEYWORDS: Archaeology. Foucault. Birth of the Clinic. Medicine. Health.
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