Maria Angélica De Almeida Peres
2 books
About the Author
Maria Angélica De Almeida Peres is a distinguished Brazilian scholar and nursing educator whose work bridges historical analysis and theoretical inquiry in the field of healthcare professions. With a deep commitment to illuminating the evolution of nursing, she explores the socio-political dimensions of medical practice through rigorous academic lenses. Her research draws on influential thinkers like Michel Foucault to examine how knowledge production shapes professional identities, particularly among nurses. Peres's contributions have enriched nursing scholarship in Portuguese-speaking contexts, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of the discipline's past and future. Through her insightful publications, she inspires educators, practitioners, and researchers to engage critically with the foundations of their field.
Common genres
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scholarly
analytical
interdisciplinary
