Entre la espera y la esperanza: construcción de la esperanza en internos de centros de rehabilitación para usuarios de drogas
Rehabilitation centers for drug addicts, in the border region of Tijuana, Mexico, are observed as waiting places, since they are constructed in order to isolate and retain every inmate, for periods of three months or longer. Through ethnographic observation in six rehabilitation centers, authors des...
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Centre de Recherches sur les Mondes Américains
2016
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| Sumario: | Rehabilitation centers for drug addicts, in the border region of Tijuana, Mexico, are observed as waiting places, since they are constructed in order to isolate and retain every inmate, for periods of three months or longer. Through ethnographic observation in six rehabilitation centers, authors describe how the experience of internship is marked by transitions between waiting and hoping.In the evangelically orientated centers, rhetoric on God´s forgiveness, being born again, and the existence of God´s plans for every person, are the main resources for building hope. In the Twelve Steps model centers, the expectation on recovering children custody, reentering wage labor, and reentering school, are the main sources of hope. Therefore, the three or more months of internment are characterized by the fluctuation between waiting and hoping. |
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