Costa, Maria Dalva Horácio daPaiva, Amanda Santos de2017-03-162017-03-162016-09-30PAIVA, Amanda Santos de. Barbárie ecológica, direito à saúde e dengue: (des)configurações de uma doença socioambiental na cidade do Natal-RN. 2016. 145f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Serviço Social) - Centro de Ciências Sociais Aplicadas, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2016.https://repositorio.ufrn.br/jspui/handle/123456789/22265This dissertation aims to critically analyze the relationship between the occurrence of dengue and environmental conditions in Natal-RN. His main concern is to investigate the extent to which health policy adopted to combat dengue (un) considers it as social and environmental illness in the hegemonic model of its (un) control in the Potiguar scenario. The investigative process combined bibliographic research, documentary and field research. The literature search enables the seizure of theoretical and empirical categories. While the documentary research was the analysis of reports by local and/ or national media, the IBGE data and documents produced by the Natal City Hall in the period from 2014 to 2015. Moreover, the field research was carried out through focus group (FG) technique consisting of Endemic Disease Control Agents (EDSA) representatives of five (5) different Health Districts (HD) of the city of Natal with two natives of east HD, totaling six (6) EDSA, plus one (1) technical supervisor of the Zoonosis Control Center. It was found that these health professionals attribute to the lack of health awareness as a major constraint for the control of dengue. The study revealed that despite initiatives in dengue control measures seek to go beyond the health sector, the shares direct to emergency actions. Mainly that there is a strong focus on "Fight against mosquitoes" and the reiteration of "scapegoating" of the individual for his illness. It was found that the intermittent water supply, and insufficient and inefficient collection of sewage and solid waste are key determinants for dengue consolidation as an endemic disease in Natal. It is concluded that health policy implemented in Natal disregards the social and environmental reality and macro capital macrodeterminations expressed in deepening social inequalities that translate into poor living conditions, access to water, sewage and information in general elements neglected in the fight against dengue everyday. So ignore that such determinations have repercussions on deepening breakdown of harmonic dynamics between humanity and the rest of nature exacerbating the scenario of social and environmental barbarism.Acesso AbertoDengueCondições socioambientaisCrise do capitalSaúde coletivaDeterminação socialmasterThesisCNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::SERVICO SOCIAL