A viol那ncia contra a mulher na perspectiva de policiais militares: espa o para a promo o da sa迆de = The violence against women from the perspective of police officers: a gap to health promotion

作者：Marisa Signori; Valeria Silvana Faganello Madureira

来源：Acta Scientiarum - Health Sciences, 2007.

• genero
• violencia
• violencia contra a mulher
• promo o da saude
• gender
• violence
• violence against woman
• health promotion

Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa desenvolvida na cidade de Conc車rdia, Estado de Santa Catarina, com 10 policiais militares e com o objetivo de analisar a concep o de viol那ncia contra a mulher na perspectiva dos mesmos. Os dados foram coletados atrav谷s de entrevista semi-estruturada e analisados com a t谷cnica do Discurso doSujeito Coletivo 每 DSC. Os discursos expressam os motivos da viol那ncia, a concep o dos policiais sobre ela e por que a mulher n o denuncia o agressor. O 芍lcool 谷 apontado como o principal motivo da viol那ncia, bem como a cultura machista e o descumprimento dasobriga es femininas pela mulher. A an芍lise revela que a mulher n o denuncia a viol那ncia sofrida principalmente por depend那ncia financeira, medo de sofrer nova viol那ncia, vergonha e esperan a que o companheiro mude de atitude. Fam赤lia e viol那ncia ainda permanecemcomo quest es de ambito privado. This qualitative research was developed at Conc車rdia, state of Santa Catarina, Brazil, with 10 police officers. It aimed to analyze the conception of violence against women from their perspective. The data was collected through a semi-structured interview and analyzed with the Collective Subject Speech technique 每 DSC. The speeches expressed the reasons of violence, the participants＊ conception of it and why women do not denounce the aggressor. The alcohol, the male chauvinist culture and the non-execution of female obligations were pointed out as reasons to violence. Data analysis revealed that women do not denounce mainly because of financial dependence, fear of suffering more violence, for being ashamed and for hope in the partners＊ change of attitude. Family and violence still remain considered as private issues.