The article documents the social dynamics in which the individual tries to find his place in the world through the professional choice. These dynamics become central in the construction of social identity and, most often, are charged with expectations and desires of transcendent character, and even religious. The empirical research conducted on young aspiring doctors highlights that the vocational dimension is unanimously accepted as a prerequisite for the medical profession, but, on the other hand, that this dimension can easily be limited to a systemic trust that is not able to meet the realization of expectations of departing. To put a disproportionate hope in getting our place can become an opportunity to generate antisocial dynamics, opposing the urgency of reliability that seems to grow today.

Realizzarsi in un lavoro vocazionale: gli aspiranti medici

pier paolo bellini
2017-01-01

Abstract

The article documents the social dynamics in which the individual tries to find his place in the world through the professional choice. These dynamics become central in the construction of social identity and, most often, are charged with expectations and desires of transcendent character, and even religious. The empirical research conducted on young aspiring doctors highlights that the vocational dimension is unanimously accepted as a prerequisite for the medical profession, but, on the other hand, that this dimension can easily be limited to a systemic trust that is not able to meet the realization of expectations of departing. To put a disproportionate hope in getting our place can become an opportunity to generate antisocial dynamics, opposing the urgency of reliability that seems to grow today.
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