Background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work

The histories of professions require exhaustive work that allows us to understand the multiple facets that traverse them. Specifically in Social Work and professions practiced predominantly by women, the issue of gender is inherent to the analysis, given that these professions are not neutral. From...

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Autor principal: Tempo, María Teresa
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Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2025
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Women
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Background
Professionalization
Gender studies
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spelling I26-R133-article-144782025-06-30T21:34:34Z Background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work Reconstrucción de antecedentes: acercamientos a las primeras mujeres del trabajo social santafesino Tempo, María Teresa Women Social Work Background Professionalization Gender studies The histories of professions require exhaustive work that allows us to understand the multiple facets that traverse them. Specifically in Social Work and professions practiced predominantly by women, the issue of gender is inherent to the analysis, given that these professions are not neutral. From situated readings and analyses, it is possible to understand and value the trajectories and contributions of social work actors; and—fundamentally—to conduct interpretations of the professionalization process in general, recovering part of the local history of social service. This article arises from the thesis project entitled "Pioneers of Social Work in Santa Fe: Ángela Teresa Vigetti, her trajectories and contributions to the professionalization process," whose general objective is to analyze the trajectory and contributions of this protagonist from the early professional era of social work in Santa Fe, during the period 1943–1971. To this end, this paper contextualizes the research issue by reconstructing the problem and retrieving background information, which allows for contributions, dialogue, and finding gaps from which to pose new questions. Las historias de las profesiones requieren de un trabajo exhaustivo que permita conocer las múltiples aristas que las atraviesan. Específicamente en el Trabajo Social y las profesiones ejercidas mayoritariamente por mujeres, la cuestión del género es inherente al análisis teniendo en cuenta que las mismas no son neutrales. Desde las lecturas y análisis situados, es posible conocer y valorizar la trayectoria y los aportes de actores del Trabajo Social; y -fundamentalmente- realizar lecturas sobre el proceso de profesionalización en general, recuperando parte de la historia local del Servicio Social.  Este artículo surge del proyecto de tesis denominado “Pioneras del Trabajo Social santafesino: Ángela Teresa Vigetti, sus trayectorias y aportes al proceso de profesionalización”, el objetivo general es analizar la trayectoria y los aportes de esta protagonista de los inicios profesionales del Trabajo Social en Santa Fe, durante el período 1943-1971. Para eso, el presente trabajo contextualiza la problemática de investigación, desde la reconstrucción del problema, y la recuperación de antecedentes, que permiten recuperar aportes, dialogar y encontrar intersticios desde los cuales plantear nuevos interrogantes. Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2025-06-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf application/zip text/html https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/index/article/view/14478 10.14409/pc.2025.1.e0070 Papeles; Vol. 20 No. 1 (2025): Papeles del Centro de Investigaciones; e0070 Papeles del Centro; Vol. 20 Núm. 1 (2025): Papeles del Centro de Investigaciones; e0070 2591-2852 1853-2845 10.14409/pc.2025.1 es https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/index/article/view/14478/20234 https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/index/article/view/14478/20235 https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/index/article/view/14478/20236 Derechos de autor 2025 María Teresa Tempo https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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topic Women
Social Work
Background
Professionalization
Gender studies
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Social Work
Background
Professionalization
Gender studies
Tempo, María Teresa
Background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work
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Social Work
Background
Professionalization
Gender studies
author Tempo, María Teresa
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title Background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work
title_short Background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work
title_full Background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work
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title_sort background reconstruction: approaches to the first women of santafesino social work
description The histories of professions require exhaustive work that allows us to understand the multiple facets that traverse them. Specifically in Social Work and professions practiced predominantly by women, the issue of gender is inherent to the analysis, given that these professions are not neutral. From situated readings and analyses, it is possible to understand and value the trajectories and contributions of social work actors; and—fundamentally—to conduct interpretations of the professionalization process in general, recovering part of the local history of social service. This article arises from the thesis project entitled "Pioneers of Social Work in Santa Fe: Ángela Teresa Vigetti, her trajectories and contributions to the professionalization process," whose general objective is to analyze the trajectory and contributions of this protagonist from the early professional era of social work in Santa Fe, during the period 1943–1971. To this end, this paper contextualizes the research issue by reconstructing the problem and retrieving background information, which allows for contributions, dialogue, and finding gaps from which to pose new questions.
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