Processi resilienti e controversie culturali nel care leaving

Elisabetta Di Giovanni, Roberto Zarcone

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Il lavoro si muove nell’ambito dell’antropologia applicata e affronta il tema della resilienza dei care leavers: giovani che, dopo lunga permanenza all’interno dei percorsi d’accoglienza costituiti da strutture residenziali si accingono a inserirsi nella società al compimento del diciottesimo anno d’età. Ritenendo i processi resilienti non privi d’insidie e minacce si propongono alcuni assiomi concettuali utili a considerare la multidimensionalità e la relatività culturale che ruotano attorno al processo resiliente dentro le comunità residenziali. Il tutto avverrà dentro una prospettiva di ricerca e intervento socioculturale fondata su approcci partecipativi e bottom-up volti a incentivare pratiche e setting di negoziazione tra micro-culture.


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Resilienza, cultura, negoziazione, care leaving

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