Un retorno inevitable al concepto de pobreza en España en tiempos de confinamiento por el COVID-19.

  1. Mª Dolores Gracia Ortiz
  2. María Teresa Tornel Marín
  3. José Manuel Santos Jaén
Revista:
La Razón histórica: revista hispanoamericana de historia de las ideas políticas y sociales

ISSN: 1989-2659

Año de publicación: 2020

Título del ejemplar: LA CRISIS DEL CORONAVIRUS EDICIÓN ESPECIAL PRIMAVERA 2020

Número: 46

Páginas: 63-76

Tipo: Artículo

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Resumen

This paper intends to analyse the exceptional situation that Spain is currently going through. Such a scenario has been created by the Alarm State caused by the COVID19. The situation, while making us have a rethink about the basic assumptions of social intervention in favour of defending social protection in our country forces us, at the same time, to make an epistemic turn in the theoretical assumptions related to the concepts of vulnerability, marginalization, exclusion or poverty. Throughout the present paper, a theoretical analysis of such assumptions is intended, to end up with the characteristics of the demands posed by the current scenario of coninement of citizens, the possible models of intervention, the social protection network that is offered to us with regard to the above mentioned intervention processes and the response options of the professionals belonging to the Spanish Social Services system. However, this paper is a hurried attempt to show feelings, to invite relection, a story -perhaps a biased one- of the perception of the reality around us. Still, this invitation has been considered to be interesting and therefore, the present paper has been written.

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