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[The confrontation between nursing and reality of the macro and micro academic universe]
Margarethe Maria Santiago Rêgo1, Isaura Setenta Porto
1Departamento de Enfermagem Médico-Cirúrgica EEAN/UFRJ. santire@ajato.com.br
Abstract:
Starting from a constructive and critical analysis, this study besides approaching the confrontation between the becoming professor and the reality of the great and small academic universe, discusses about ethics, esthetics and politics dimensions lived by the professors of the EEAN/UFRJ (Anna Nery School of Nursing/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) face the phenomenon of the death of two nursing professionals, caused by crime. It was adopted a theorical and methodological referential that was based in the conceptions of Denis and Weil. Concluding the study, it was considered that the basis for the optimization of the effectives and affectives paths in the seek of life with social justice, solidarity and political participation in the Nursing spaces, emerge, first of all, of the will and of the permanent efforts in the sense to valorized the approvement of the human quality of the students and the nursing professionals, most of all, ethical, sthetical and spiritual values.
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