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Este estudo constituiu uma revisão de escopo sobre o conceito de bem viver (buen vivir ou sumak kawsay), buscando valorizar os saberes do Sul Global e confrontar a hegemonia eurocêntrica no estudo do bem-estar. Originário dos povos andinos, o bem viver propõe uma cosmovisão relacional, na qual o bem-estar psicológico está ligado à qualidade das relações, à preservação do território e à harmonia com a natureza. No entanto, como conceito emergente na literatura, a sua definição ainda surge como difusa e plural. Seguindo as metodologias JBI e PRISMA-ScR, foram triados um total de analisou 3.771 registros até se alcançar um total de 1.225 entradas a incluir numa análise biobliométrica das publicações que trabalham o conceito de bem viver. Verifica-se um crescimento do interesse pelo tema a partir de 2011, com predominância de publicações do Sul Global, especialmente Brasil e Equador. Especificamente nas publicações em Psicologia, foram encontrados 15 artigos e feita a análise temática das denifções de bem viver neles constantes. Identificam-se três temas centrais: Relações, Ecologia e Epistemologia, que são discutidos tendo em conta a proposta de um uma psicologia decolonial e relacional, fundamentada na ética, justiça social e preservação ambiental.
This study consisted of a scoping review on the concept of Buen Vivir (also known as Sumak Kawsay or Bem Viver), aiming to value the knowledges of the Global South and to challenge the Eurocentric hegemony that dominates the study of well-being. Originating from Andean Indigenous peoples, Buen Vivir proposes a relational worldview in which psychological well-being is linked to the quality of relationships, the preservation of territory, and harmony with nature. However, as an emerging concept in the literature, its definition still appears diffuse and plural. Following the JBI and PRISMA-ScR methodologies, a total of 3,771 records were screened, resulting in 1,225 entries included in a bibliometric analysis of publications addressing the concept of Buen Vivir. A growing interest in the topic has been observed since 2011, with a predominance of studies from the Global South, particularly from Brazil and Ecuador. Specifically, within the field of Psychology, 15 articles were identified, and a thematic analysis of their definitions of Buen Vivir was conducted. Three core themes emerged from this analysis — Relationships, Ecology, and Epistemology — which are discussed considering the proposal for a decolonial and relational psychology, grounded in ethics, social justice, and environmental preservation.
This study consisted of a scoping review on the concept of Buen Vivir (also known as Sumak Kawsay or Bem Viver), aiming to value the knowledges of the Global South and to challenge the Eurocentric hegemony that dominates the study of well-being. Originating from Andean Indigenous peoples, Buen Vivir proposes a relational worldview in which psychological well-being is linked to the quality of relationships, the preservation of territory, and harmony with nature. However, as an emerging concept in the literature, its definition still appears diffuse and plural. Following the JBI and PRISMA-ScR methodologies, a total of 3,771 records were screened, resulting in 1,225 entries included in a bibliometric analysis of publications addressing the concept of Buen Vivir. A growing interest in the topic has been observed since 2011, with a predominance of studies from the Global South, particularly from Brazil and Ecuador. Specifically, within the field of Psychology, 15 articles were identified, and a thematic analysis of their definitions of Buen Vivir was conducted. Three core themes emerged from this analysis — Relationships, Ecology, and Epistemology — which are discussed considering the proposal for a decolonial and relational psychology, grounded in ethics, social justice, and environmental preservation.
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Dissertação de Mestrado apresentado no Ispa – Instituto Universitário para obtenção de grau de Mestre na especialidade de Psicologia Clínica
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Misogynoir Opressão internalizada Interseccionalidade Saúde mental Decolonial Buen Vivir Scoping review Psychology Epistemic decolonization