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American Nurse Journal
Unite across differences to achieve common goals.
Rebecca J. Jones, Priscila Pereira
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Unite across differences to achieve common goals.
Rebecca J. Jones, Priscila Pereira
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The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1989
This exploratory study examined the lived experience of aging in a group of 32 community dwelling adults aged fifty to eighty years (M = 68.4). Respondents completed in-depth interviews in which they described the meaning of aging, the “types of things” associated with aging in themselves and in others, and methods of coping with aging-related changes.
M L, Keller, E A, Leventhal, B, Larson
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This exploratory study examined the lived experience of aging in a group of 32 community dwelling adults aged fifty to eighty years (M = 68.4). Respondents completed in-depth interviews in which they described the meaning of aging, the “types of things” associated with aging in themselves and in others, and methods of coping with aging-related changes.
M L, Keller, E A, Leventhal, B, Larson
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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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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. This article critically examines the lived experiences of ‘arranged marriages’ and ‘love
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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. This article critically examines the lived experiences of ‘arranged marriages’ and ‘love
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Living Beside Traumatic Experience
Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, 2004This article examines the limitations of the medical model's formulation of survivors of sexual abuse. It argues that therapeutic goals framed within the medical model reflect the outcomes of mastery and rational control in liberal individualistic conceptions of the self.
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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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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
2021
This chapter outlines the methodological approach used to research the complexity of participants’ ‘lived experience’. I outline the theory that underpinned the approach that came to be called ‘rhizomic ethnography’ and describe the multiple visual methods used to generate data. I consider affordances, constraints and ethics of this approach. I explain
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This chapter outlines the methodological approach used to research the complexity of participants’ ‘lived experience’. I outline the theory that underpinned the approach that came to be called ‘rhizomic ethnography’ and describe the multiple visual methods used to generate data. I consider affordances, constraints and ethics of this approach. I explain
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