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Sobre la medicalización de la infancia socialmente problemática: objetos y trayectorias de la psiquiatría
The article examines the medicalization processes of disruptive behaviors in childhood from the point of view of their codification by psychiatric knowledge. Four phases of the medicalizing processes of childhood considered socially problematic and their articulations with biopolitical strategies for managing the abnormality are presented
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