INSTITUTION AS NORMS, RULES AND LAWS
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Fortuna, Matumoto, Camargo-Borges, Pereira, Mishima, Kawata, Silveira and Oliveira, 2012
(10)
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"They constitute what is given, which is allowed and accepted". |
Sanches, Couto, Abrahão and Andrade, 2013
(19)
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Norms, rules, regulations transmitted to groups. |
Depes and Pereira, 2013
(20)
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"Tree of logical compositions which, depending on their materialization and degree of formalization adopted, can be laws or norms if described, or can be guidelines, regularities of behavior when they are not stated in a manifest way." |
Silva, Gomes, Torres e Siniak, 2013
(22)
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"Set of laws, rules and practices." |
Lima, Severo, Andrade, Soares and Silva, 2013
(21)
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"Dominant forces in our society, values, rules, made official or not, which are configured as a network, a fabric of institutions." |
Silveira and Nunes, 2013
(18)
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"Institution as a social practice historically produced and made natural by an effect of forgetting the power/knowledge practices." "Institutions are vectors affecting the modes of existence that cross and are crossed by material bodies." |
INSTITUTION IS IMMATERIAL
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Pezzato and L'Abbate, 2012
(11)
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"It is immaterial, it is never directly understandable. It can only be apprehended through the materiality of the organization". |
Depes and Pereira, 2013
(20)
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Institution is abstract and is materialized by the organization and unfolds into smaller units (establishments). |
Pezzato, L'Abbate and Botazzo, 2013
(17)
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"The institution is immaterial". "It can only be apprehended through the materiality of the organization". |
Fortuna, Monceau, Valentim, Mennani, 2014
(33)
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"They are abstract logics, but also material, resulting from a dialectical process consisting of a more fixed part (the instituted), which is their most visible part, a mutable part (the instituting) that causes ruptures with traditional pacts, and a third moment called institutionalization, in which the instituting is incorporated by the institution and becomes instituted". |
INSTITUTION IS COMPOSED IN THREE MOMENTS: INSTITUTING, INSTITUTED AND INSTITUTIONALIZATION
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Pezzato and L'Abbate, 2012
(11)
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Result of the dynamic and dialectical movement between instituted, instituting and institutionalization. |
Pezzato, L'Abbate and Botazzo, 2013
(17)
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"Dynamic and dialectical movement between three moments: the instituted, the instituting and the institutionalization". |
Spagnol, L'Abbate, Monceau and Jovic, 2016
(28)
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"Concept dialectique." |
Fortuna, Monceau, Valentim, Mennani, 2014
(33)
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"They are abstract logics, but also material, resulting from a dialectical process consisting of a more fixed part (the instituted) which is their most apparent part, a mutable part (the instituting) that causes ruptures with traditional pacts, and a third moment called institutionalization, in which the instituting is incorporated by the institution and becomes instituted". |
Garcia and L'Abbate, 2015
(24)
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"It is the result of the dynamic articulation between three moments: the instituted, the instituting and the institutionalization". |
Garcia, L'Abbate, Arakaki, 2015
(27)
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"Que reconoce três momentos de descomposición: instituído, instituyente, institucionalización." |
INSTITUTION IN ITS THREE MOMENTS: INSTITUTING, INSTITUTED AND INSTITUTION
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Silva, Gomes, Torres and Siniak, 2013
(22)
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"Three moments: institution, instituted and instituting." |
INSTITUTION AS TWO MOMENTS: INSTITUTED AND INSTITUTING
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Romagnoli and Magnani, 2012
(8)
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"Field of forces of the instituted and the instituting". |
Fortuna, Matumoto, Camargo-Borges, Pereira, Mishima, Kawata, Silveira e Oliveira, 2012
(10)
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Interplay between the instituting and the instituted. |
Archanjo e Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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Constant movement between the instituted and the instituting. |
Silveira e Nunes, 2013
(18)
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It has flows that move and/or conserve it. |
Fortuna, Mesquita, Matumoto e Monceau, 2016
(30)
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"A dynamic, they are always in motion, a game between maintenance and creation, conservation and dissolution". |
Dóbies and L'Abbate, 2016(31)
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"Institutions are dialectically constituted by instituted and instituting moments". |
Passos, Vieira, Moreira, Rodrigues, Amorim, Santos, Abreu, Gomes, Mendes, Lima, Moura, França, Ferraz, 2017(32)
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"Paradigme institutionnel pour l'analyse des logiques sociales (les institutions) en intervenant sur le fonctionnement collectif et sur les thématiques et procédés de recherche. Elle présente des concepts pour la compréhension du fonctionnement de la réalité dans ses aspects contradictoires: les aspects institués et anti-productifs et ceux instituants et productifs." |
INSTITUTION AS ORGANIZATION OR ESTABLISHMENT
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Muniz, Tavares, 2012
(16)
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Organization or establishment. |
INSTITUTION AS MULTIPLE CRYSTALLIZED MEANINGS
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Zambenedetti and Silva, 2015(29)
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Something that can be interrogated in its multiple crystallized meanings. |
LOGICAL BODIES OF MEANINGS
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Barreto, Dimenstein and Leite, 2013
(13)
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"Logical bodies of meanings". |
AUTHORS
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INSTITUTED MOMENT
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DIALECTICAL FORCES
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Romagnoli, 2015a(9)
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"These are dialectical forces". |
Romagnoli, 2015b(25)
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"They are dialectical forces". |
VISIBLE PART OF THE INSTITUTION
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Fortuna, Monceau, Valentim, Mennani, 2014
(33)
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"The most fixed part (the instituted) that is their most visible part". |
PLAN OF FORMS ALSO CALLED ORGANIZATION PLAN
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Romagnoli and Magnani, 2012
(8)
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"The plan of forms, also called the organization plan, corresponds to what is socially instituted". |
CONSERVATIVE AND ESTABLISHED
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Pezzato and L'Abbate, 2012
(11)
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"What is set, established". |
Muniz, Tavares, 2012
(16)
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The instituted is the fixed institution, it denies the social knowledge. It resists changes. |
Archanjo and Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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"What is given". "Established order according to the values and modes of representation of the organization, considered normal. It corresponds to what is already known". |
Depes and Pereira, 2013
(20)
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As conservative and established. |
Pezzato, L'Abbate and Botazzo, 2013
(17)
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Instituted moment that is set, established, norms and laws. |
Zambenedetti, Piccinini, Sales, Paulon and Silva, 2014
(23)
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"Crystallized aspects of reality". |
Garcia, L´Abbate and Arakaki, 2015
(27)
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Refers to the established things. |
Dóbies and L'Abbate, 2016(31)
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"The established order, the values, the modes of representation and organization, considered normal". "The instituted depends on the instituting to make progress". |
Fortuna, Mesquita, Matumoto and Monceau, 2016
(30)
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"Effect of instituting action and is imbricated with the equipment and its functions. It tends to reproduce other instituted forms and maintain the order". |
NORMS AND LAWS
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Pezzato and L'Abbate, 2012
(11)
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Norms, laws, universal. |
Pezzato, L'Abbate and Botazzo, 2013
(17)
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Norms and laws. |
Silveira and Nunes, 2013
(18)
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"From the norm, hegemonic in the asylum logic". |
Garcia, L'Abbate and Arakaki, 2015
(27)
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"Las normas." |
KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE
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Garcia, L'Abbate and Arakaki, 2015
(27)
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"Los conocimientos y la práctica." |
INCESSANT REPRODUCTION
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Fortuna, Matumoto, Camargo-Borges, Pereira, Mishima, Kawata, Silveira and Oliveira, 2012
(10)
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"Incessant (instituted) reproduction". |
GAMES OF FORCE THAT TRY TO PRODUCE IMMOBILITY
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Archanjo and Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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"Games of force that try to produce immobility [...] in constant contradiction with instituting forces". |
Passos, Vieira, Moreira, Rodrigues, Amorim, Santos, Abreu, Gomes, Mendes, Lima, Moura, França, Ferraz, 2017(32)
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"Aspects institués et anti-productifs." |
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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Muniz, Tavares, 2012
(16)
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"The spaces for continuing education must become instituted, guaranteed and supported in their instituting potential to subsidize changes". |
HIERARCHIZED, VERTICAL AND FUNCTIONAL
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Silva, 2015
(26)
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Hierarchized, vertical and functional. |
AUTHORS
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INSTITUTING MOMENT
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PRESSURES EXERTED
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Sanches, Couto, Abrahão and Andrade, 2013
(19)
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"Pressures exerted by groups or individuals". |
Romagnoli, 2015a(9)
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"These forces are dialectical". |
Romagnoli, 2015b(25)
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They are dialectical forces. |
PRODUCTIVE AND INNOVATIVE FORCE
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Gontijo, Xavier and Freitas, 2012
(15)
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"The instituting ideas are innovative that provide changes or improvements in technologies or in social reorganization". They also bring the implementation of the kangaroo method as an instituting force. |
Pereira, Ribeiro, Santos and Depes, 2012
(14)
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Potential, transforming. "New, the motivation". "It always conveys a dynamic, changeable and mutant characteristic. Where the new insinuates itself and reaffirms itself". "Transforming, creative and revolutionary side. [...] It is informed by the instituted that generates it, that makes it appear and then, ends up being regenerated by it (instituted). Thus, both are necessary and neither exists without its opposite, they are complementary, they live in an always unstable balance". |
Muniz, Tavares, 2012
(16)
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"Opening escape lines, operating innovative practices". |
Archanjo and Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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"Renovation, urging creative processes". "Capacity for innovation." |
Depes and Pereira, 2013
(20)
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"Productive/innovative forces that tend to be the foundation of institutions". "Final effect, exhausted from the instituting activity". |
Zambenedetti, Piccinini, Sales, Paulon and Silva, 2014
(23)
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"It refers to the movement, the possibility of creating new meanings, strategies and solutions". |
Dóbies and L'Abbate, 2016(31)
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"Capacity for innovation". |
Fortuna, Mesquita, Matumoto and Monceau, 2016
(30)
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Creation. |
Passos, Vieira, Moreira, Rodrigues, Amorim, Santos, Abreu, Gomes, Mendes, Lima, Moura, França, Ferraz, 2017(32)
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"Aspects instituants et productifs." |
DENIAL OF THE INSTITUTED, THE CONTESTATION
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Pezzato and L'Abbate, 2012
(11)
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"It expresses the particularity, the denial of the instituted, of the universal, the contestation, the questioning of the instituted by the project of what is not yet but can come to be". "Unshaping everyday life" |
Archanjo and Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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"Represent contestation". |
Pezzato, L'Abbate and Botazzo, 2013
(17)
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"The denial of the instituted, the contestation". |
Silva, Gomes, Torres and Siniak, 2013
(22)
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"As the transformer/questioner of this process". |
Silveira and Nunes, 2013
(18)
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"Subversive, counter-hegemonic, being able to radicalize the production of new encounters with madness and the madman". |
Garcia and L'Abbate, 2015
(24)
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"The instituting denies the instituted in the opposite meaning to the idea of renovation/innovation". |
Garcia, L'Abbate and Arakaki, 2015
(27)
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Denies the instituted. |
Dóbies and L'Abbate, 2016(31)
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Contestation. |
INSTITUTING MAY BE CONSERVATIVE IN RELATION TO THE INSTITUTED
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Garcia and L'Abbate, 2015
(24)
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"The instituting can be conservative in relation to the instituted". |
PROCESS OF TRANSFORMATION
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Fortuna, Camargo-Borges, Pereira, Mishima, Kawata, Silveira and Oliveira, 2012
(10)
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"Movements of change (instituting)." |
Muniz, Tavares, 2012
(16)
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"The instituting is the movement for changes in the institution. In other words, the instituting breaks with the instituted in search of free subjectification". |
Silva, Gomes, Torres and Siniak, 2013
(22)
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"The act of transformation and self-management of a subject belonging to an institution". |
Fortuna, Monceau, Valentim, Mennani, 2014
(33)
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"A changing part (the instituting) that causes ruptures with traditional pacts". |
Fortuna, Mesquita, Matumoto and Monceau, 2016
(30)
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"The transformation processes". |
THE NEW, THE STRANGE, THE UNKNOWN
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Archanjo and Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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"It corresponds to the new, the strange, the unknown". "Mobilizers of reflection and criticism regarding their practices and assumptions (psychologists)". |
THE CRISIS
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Silveira and Nunes, 2013
(18)
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The crisis (madness) covers and reveals the instituting power that speaks of the lack of strength of the instituted. |
AUTHORS
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INSTITUTIONALIZATION MOMENT
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GAME BETWEEN THE INSTITUTED AND THE INSTITUTING
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Pezzato and L'Abbate, 2012
(11)
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"The result of the relationship between two moments - instituted and instituting - Is institutionalization, the moment of singularity, that is, metastable balance in perpetual becoming and not definitive synthesis". Virtual object produced by the analysis that elaborates it, while interpreting it at the same time. |
Archanjo and Schraiber, 2012
(12)
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"Permanent struggle between the instituted-instituting, all are somehow involved and assume a position and role that contribute to the institution always being an open field, in which forces coming from multiple directions interact, negotiate and, at times, have tension between themselves". |
Pezzato, L'Abbate and Botazzo, 2013
(17)
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"The result of the relationship between instituted and instituting". "The singularity, the balance". |
Fortuna, Monceau, Valentim, Mennani, 2014
(33)
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"Third moment called institutionalization in which the instituting is incorporated by the institution and becomes instituted". |
Romagnoli, 2015a(9)
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"It will sustain exactly the conflict of institutional forces between the instituted and the instituting". |
Garcia and L'Abbate, 2015
(24)
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"It implies duration, temporality and historicity". "The permanent confrontation between the instituted (that which seeks to maintain) and the instituting (forces of subversion and change)". |
Garcia, L'Abbate, Arakaki, 2015
(27)
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Moment of synthesis between instituted and instituting. |
PROCESS BY WHICH THE INSTITUTION PRODUCES ITSELF
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Muniz, Tavares, 2012
(16)
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"It is continuity, not interruption" |
Dóbies and L'Abbate, 2016(31)
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"The process by which the institution produces itself is not always positive to the extent that each institution lives with its denial all the time". |