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Life with a urostomy: A phenomenological study

Applied Nursing Research, 2018
To explore the experiences of self-care of patients with urostomy and to identify the influencing factors of self-care.The creation of a urostomy results in the loss of an important bodily function and an alteration of the body image and causes physical, psychological, and social changes in the lifestyle through the adjustment and management of the new
VILLA, GIULIA   +6 more
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The Critical Phenomenology of Intergroup Life

2020
This book is dedicated to a critical analysis of race relations and inequality through the prism of Schutzian social phenomenology, which focuses on the world of intersubjectivity and the complex of meanings that orient the conduct of individuals and groups.
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A Phenomenological Investigation of Being Bored with Life

Psychological Reports, 2000
The majority of research on boredom concerns the situational aspects of boredom, such as monotonous stimuli and decreased arousal; however, clinical concerns such as addictive behaviors involve people who experience boredom habitually. This paper describes a phenomenological study focused on 6 persons (16 to 67 years old) who experienced habitual ...
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The Phenomenology of Life

2019
Abstract This chapter takes up more explicitly the problem concerning the relationship between life understood as a system or process and life in relation to the person. This is to re-tell the story of the relation of life to the living from a different perspective of twentieth-century philosophy.
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The phenomenology of life phenomena ? in a nursing context

Nursing Philosophy, 2006
The purpose of this article is to describe and develop knowledge about life phenomena in a life-philosophical and nursing context. Knowledge about life phenomena is part of a care-ethical understanding with a focus on relations. Life phenomena are to be understood as a generalized label for the various phenomena which are given with human existence ...
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A Phenomenology of Life

2004
I would like to begin with a passage from Derrida's Speech and Phenomena . It concerns the parallel Husserl establishes between phenomenological psychology and transcendental phenomenology. For Husserl, the domain of pure psychological experience has the same scope as the whole domain of transcendental experience.
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The Phenomenology of Everyday Life

1997
The Phenomenology of Everyday Life presents results from a rigorous qualitative approach to the psychological study of everyday human activities and experiences. This book does not replace scientific observation with humanistic analysis, but provides an additional perspective on significant human questions. The qualitative approach this book employs is
Howard R. Pollio   +2 more
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The Phenomenology of Life

2016
In this interview, Renaud Barbaras discusses his intellectual itinerary toward Merleau-Ponty, the history of phenomenological anthropology, and his distinctive approach to the phenomenology of life.
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The Phenomenological Circle and the Unity of Life and Thought

The Psychoanalytic Review, 2016
This paper describes the important role of our deep immersions in philosophy in the development of our phenomenological-contextualist approach to psychoanalysis. Influenced most particularly by the phenomenological movement, our collaborative dialogue over more than four decades has led us to a shared commitment to reflection upon the philosophical ...
George E, Atwood, Robert D, Stolorow
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A Phenomenological Study of Wisdom in Later Life

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 2002
There is growing agreement that wisdom is multidimensional. But are the dimensions imputed to wisdom by recent theories congruent with major attributes of wisdom as lived by aging adults? Significant data exist on the attributes that various populations, including elderly populations, associate with wisdom.
Anita, Montgomery   +2 more
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