A Palavra humanizada: línguas e existências políticas

Abstract

The present work is the result of the moments experienced and the reflections resulting from them, in the Multi-professional Residence Program (RMS), with emphasis on indigenous health. The theoretical-practical developments instigated questions and learnings about indigenous issues, and resulted in an experience report. From the observation, listening and writing in field diaries, it was possible reinterpretation and approach to processes within the language of relationships. The RMS of UFGD makes it possible to perform in several scenarios of the huge SUS network, however, due to a hospital focus, the University Hospital of Dourados-MS city appears as one of the central points of the resident activity, and consequently, of this writing. The HU was the scene of experiences that allowed us to think about the intersections of indigenous health, especially about the Guarani and Kaiowá. This point of reference of the public health care is the counterpoint to increase the perception about the uses of the Guarani language, of the subject who speaks, highlighting the territory and the context in which health care is thought. The language emerges as an important analyzer, manifesting the types of relationships that are unconnected, the consequence of an ideological and political process. The prolonged permanence in the hospital sectors allowed the contact with speeches and perceptions of the care teams, within the borders created by the practice of the language. Resulting in the commitment to reflect on a so-called parallel reality, between the lines of health care, where it subverts, distances, approaches, shuts down and silences itself. This is the view from the dense and complex experience of being a resident, the necessary opening for the displacement, for the understanding of its own practices, in a constant attempt at decolonization of thought and care.