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Nursing in the Sandbox: A Lived Experience
Creative Nursing, 2010Despite an extensive career in military nursing, the author's deployment to Iraq included experiences for which no amount of education could have prepared her: the extreme living conditions, harrowing battlefield injuries, and ethical dilemmas she confronted.
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2022
This chapter talks about one of the hallmarks of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), which is its extensive victim participation and the direct involvement of civil parties. It highlights the author's questioning by civil party lawyers, who asked about the radical transformation of Cambodian life under the Khmer Rouge.
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This chapter talks about one of the hallmarks of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), which is its extensive victim participation and the direct involvement of civil parties. It highlights the author's questioning by civil party lawyers, who asked about the radical transformation of Cambodian life under the Khmer Rouge.
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Foreground Lived-Experiences and Background Lived-Experiences
2001ego or with which the ego has not entered into such a relation: It may knock on the door of the ego, but it does not “affect” the ego, the ego is deaf to it, as it were.
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2018
A good outcome for the patient is, of course, one of the most desired aims when choosing to undergo ileal pouch surgery. Whilst an ileal pouch does not offer a return to normal bowel function, and is not without risk, it does offer many people an opportunity to return to life and the things they enjoy - after a period of illness or perhaps to mitigate ...
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A good outcome for the patient is, of course, one of the most desired aims when choosing to undergo ileal pouch surgery. Whilst an ileal pouch does not offer a return to normal bowel function, and is not without risk, it does offer many people an opportunity to return to life and the things they enjoy - after a period of illness or perhaps to mitigate ...
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Researching Lived Experience With Lived Experience
Abstract This chapter critically reflects on the methodological journey of researching lived experience with lived experience. It examines the challenges, adaptations and ethical complexities of conducting qualitative research with a ‘hard-to-reach’ population – both prisoners and prison officers – while navigating the researcher’s ...openaire +1 more source
2015
Beginning with the legacy of Roger Williams, who in 1633 founded the first colony not restricted to people of one faith, The Lively Experiment chronicles how Americans have continually demolished traditional prejudices while at the same time erecting new walls between belief systems.
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Beginning with the legacy of Roger Williams, who in 1633 founded the first colony not restricted to people of one faith, The Lively Experiment chronicles how Americans have continually demolished traditional prejudices while at the same time erecting new walls between belief systems.
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Abstract People who were formerly recipients of services (service users) have become architects in the design, delivery, and evaluation of services. This chapter examines the impact of people with lived experience transforming community mental health practice, including its focus, design and delivery, to view people through the lens of ...
Margaret Swarbrick, Crystal L. Brandow
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Margaret Swarbrick, Crystal L. Brandow
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Contributions to Indian Sociology, 2009
In the popular discourse, ‘arranged marriage’ and ‘love marriage’ are assumed to be radically opposed forms of conjugal union, associated with equally polarised responses from the natal kin—approval and encouragement for the former and the opposite for the latter.
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In the popular discourse, ‘arranged marriage’ and ‘love marriage’ are assumed to be radically opposed forms of conjugal union, associated with equally polarised responses from the natal kin—approval and encouragement for the former and the opposite for the latter.
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2017
Focusing on the second volume of The Second Sex (“Lived Experience”), this chapter investigates Beauvoir’s descriptions of the bodily and mnemonic habits that make women intelligible to themselves and others. Special attention is paid to the two social activities that seem to prevent women from filling the role of the slave in Hegel’s struggle for ...
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Focusing on the second volume of The Second Sex (“Lived Experience”), this chapter investigates Beauvoir’s descriptions of the bodily and mnemonic habits that make women intelligible to themselves and others. Special attention is paid to the two social activities that seem to prevent women from filling the role of the slave in Hegel’s struggle for ...
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