Sociomaterialidade: uma revisão integrativa para compreender o atual estado da produção científica
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i5.28169Palavras-chave:
Sociomaterialidade; Materialidade; Teoria.Resumo
Este artigo objetivou compreender o estágio atual da produção científica sobre sociomaterialidade, os temas e abordagens teóricas, as perspectivas ontológicas e epistemológicas, a metodologia adotada, as críticas à teoria e as tendências futuras de pesquisa. Justificou-se no avanço e desenvolvimento deste campo de estudos por meio da abertura de uma agenda de pesquisa. Metodologicamente, desenvolveu-se mediante revisão integrativa, realizada por meio de levantamento da produção científica internacional em periódicos de grande relevância. Os achados mostram que a abordagem ontológica e epistemológica adotada por esses estudos é o construtivismo social ou realismo crítico, com predomínio do construtivismo social. O método de pesquisa predominante é o estudo de caso de abordagem qualitativa. Além das críticas relacionadas às abordagens ontológicas e epistemológicas, aos conceitos propostos para a sociomaterialidade e aos exemplos genéricos. Pode-se concluir, a partir da pesquisa, que a produção científica disponivel não explora outros tipos de materialidade.
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