Homage to Juliano Moreira: synonymous with representation and avant-garde
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https://doi.org/10.25118/2763-9037.2024.v14.1329Keywords:
psychiatry, history, Juliano MoreiraAbstract
Through homages, we can rescue stories of illustrious personalities and highlight milestones from the past, their impact on the present and use them as inspiration for the future. In this sense, Juliano Moreira stands out as one of the exponents who should never be ostracized: responsible for the foundations of Brazilian psychiatry, his engagement and pioneering spirit were made in an era even more hostile than current times. As medicine is a historically elite course, people from humble socioeconomic backgrounds and even black people have had difficult access, not having the same opportunities as others. Going further, Juliano not only brings necessary representation, but his background and history refuting scientific racism which, at the time, preached “biological inferiority” to human races. More than 90 years after his death, we have observed several advances in our society and in psychiatry itself, largely supported by the work of agents like Juliano – a pioneer in Brazilian psychiatric reform and in the fight against discrimination, which is responsible, for example, for the treatment difference used at the time for wealthy people when compared to patients without means.
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