Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths

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Autor(a) principal: DeLuca,Gabriela
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Rocha-de-Oliveira,Sidinei
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: BAR - Brazilian Administration Review
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1807-76922016000400306
Resumo: Abstract The concept of career has an interdisciplinary and historical constitution, which includes persons, groups, organizations and society. Given that, we aim to deepen the interactionist notion of career from the understanding of a deviant path, supported by a theory and a method appropriated to the cited call for interdisciplinary approaches. Dilemmas (Hughes, 1958) and conflicts (Hughes, 1937) emerged as important analytical categories. Although necessary, these two concepts were not sufficient to contemplate analyses in their entirety. For this reason we conceptualized a third possibility of controversy during a career: the inquiries. The study followed the Narrative method to analyze objective and subjective changes during a tattoo artist’s career through interviews and informal conversations carried out over 22 months. The discussion presents three main contributions. Theoretically, a new understanding of the concept of careers, linking past, present and future and the idea of non-linearity of experienced and envisioned careers. Methodologically, suggesting orientations for future career studies such as the use of turning points as a methodological tool and the investigation of deviant fields. Finally, our defense of the interactionist perspective as suitable for career studies, since it allows the investigation of deviant elements.
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title Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
spellingShingle Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
DeLuca,Gabriela
careers
deviant careers
symbolic interactionism
tattoo
narratives
title_short Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
title_full Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
title_fullStr Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
title_full_unstemmed Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
title_sort Inked Careers: Tattooing Professional Paths
author DeLuca,Gabriela
author_facet DeLuca,Gabriela
Rocha-de-Oliveira,Sidinei
author_role author
author2 Rocha-de-Oliveira,Sidinei
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv DeLuca,Gabriela
Rocha-de-Oliveira,Sidinei
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv careers
deviant careers
symbolic interactionism
tattoo
narratives
topic careers
deviant careers
symbolic interactionism
tattoo
narratives
description Abstract The concept of career has an interdisciplinary and historical constitution, which includes persons, groups, organizations and society. Given that, we aim to deepen the interactionist notion of career from the understanding of a deviant path, supported by a theory and a method appropriated to the cited call for interdisciplinary approaches. Dilemmas (Hughes, 1958) and conflicts (Hughes, 1937) emerged as important analytical categories. Although necessary, these two concepts were not sufficient to contemplate analyses in their entirety. For this reason we conceptualized a third possibility of controversy during a career: the inquiries. The study followed the Narrative method to analyze objective and subjective changes during a tattoo artist’s career through interviews and informal conversations carried out over 22 months. The discussion presents three main contributions. Theoretically, a new understanding of the concept of careers, linking past, present and future and the idea of non-linearity of experienced and envisioned careers. Methodologically, suggesting orientations for future career studies such as the use of turning points as a methodological tool and the investigation of deviant fields. Finally, our defense of the interactionist perspective as suitable for career studies, since it allows the investigation of deviant elements.
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