Idiographic approach to health
The concept of health is a challenge of great complexity in terms of theoretical, methodological and intervention within the idiographic frame.Health cannot be considered an abstract condition, but a means, a resource aimed at achieving objectives that relate to the ability of people to lead their l...
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| Other Authors | , , , |
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| Format | Electronic eBook |
| Language | English |
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Bingley, U.K :
Emerald Publishing Limited : Information Age Publishing Inc.,
[2019]
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| Series | YIS (Series)
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| Online Access | Full text |
| ISBN | 9781806607198 |
| DOI | 10.1108/978-1-64113-428-6 |
| Physical Description | 1 online resource (336 pages). |
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Table of Contents:
- Series editor's preface: Health: The general in the unique / Jaan Valsiner
- Chapter 1. Health: A current challenge for the idiographic sciences / Maria Francesca Freda, Raffaele De Luca Picione, Jensine Nedergaard, and Sergio Salvatore
- Section 1. The dynamic construction of borders between health and illness
- Section 1.1. Critical analysis of the health notion. An idiographic lens on the topic. Different paths between generalization and idiography
- Chapter 2. Five inconsistencies in scientific discourse / Sven Hroar Klempe
- Chapter 3. The enigmatic soul of health: From balance to inscape / Robert E. Innis
- Chapter 4. Values and the singular aims of idiographic inquiry / Tim Thornton
- Chapter 5. Psychopathology: Mental illness and relationship between idiography and health: The case of transsexuals' experience / Roberto Vitelli
- Section 1.2: Healthcare relationship and possible functions of idiographic approaches
- Chapter 6. Crisis of medical institution: An idiographic approach / Annalisa Venezia and Chiara Marangio
- Chapter 7. From medicalizing discourse to situated practices. from reification to semiotization of processes of sensemaking: The function of psychological scaffolding in the experience of the disease within the healthcare relationship / Raffaele De Luca Picione, Francesca Dicé, and Maria Francesca Freda
- Chapter 8. Communicative partnership between more than two: When a child becomes a patient / Jensine Ingerslev Nedergaard and Elise Snitker Jensen
- Section 1.3: The care of social context. The extension of idiography to wider frames
- Chapter 9. Growing up in the suburbs: Stories of adolescents at risk and of their "maestri di strada" / Santa Parrello
- Chapter 10. The generational shift in the family business: Defining the condition to plan the intervention / Barbara Cordella and Assunta Capasso
- Section 2: Narrations of health and illness
- Section 2.1: The narration of the unspeakable. Health and illness in one's own experience
- Chapter 11. Disquieting experiences, borders, and healthcare processes / Lvía Mathias Simão and Giuseppina Marsico
- Chapter 12. I get along without you ...: On billie holiday, clichés and psychological truth / Yair Neuman
- Chapter 13. Lessons of pathosophy--and implications for medical care / Elin Hk̄onsen Martinsen
- Section 2.2: The modelling of narrative processes in the clinical context
- Chapter 14. Narrative functions to support the meaning-making process during cancer traumatic experience in pediatric oncology / Maria Luisa Martino and Maria Francesca Freda
- Chapter 15. The power of self-narratives in health / João Tiago Oliveira, Miguel M. Gonȧlves, João Batista, and Adrián Montesano
- Chapter 16. Commentary: The enchantment of stories / Luca Tateo
- Section 2.3: The idiographic challenge of narrations in the research processes
- Chapter 17. The idiographic science perspective applied to the treatment of younger women with brca mutation / Emanuela Saita, Sara Molgora, and Chiara Acquati
- Chapter 18. Risk and prevention: Women's experiences of barriers to cancer screening / Daniela Lemmo and Adele Nunziante Cesáro
- Chapter 19. The role of narrative in promoting changes in illness transitions of the life-span: An idiographic approach / Andrea Smorti and Chiara Fioretti. Author Biosketches.