Researching Death, Dying and Bereavement
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Researching Death, Dying and Bereavement
Ellis, Julie; Borgstrom, Erica; Woodthorpe, Kate
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2017
122
Dura
Inglês
9781138103085
15 a 20 dias
410
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Preface Introduction: researching death, dying and bereavement 1. Reflecting on death: The emotionality of the research encounter 2. "Doing death": Reflecting on the researcher's subjectivity and emotions 3. Trans-Atlantic death methods: disciplinarity shared and challenged by a common language 4. Interpreting 'grief ' in Senegal: language, emotions and cross-cultural translation in a francophone African context 5. Images of fatal violence: negotiating the dark heart of death research 6. Auto/biographical approaches to researching death and bereavement: connections, continuums, contrasts 7. Negotiating post-research encounters: reflections on learning of participant deaths following a qualitative study
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Young Man;UK Team;cross-cultural translation;Ovarian Cancer Experiences;reflexivity;DNA Identification;mortality;Van Der Geest;death studies;Cancer Support Organisation;bereavement;Common Language;dying;Uncomfortable Reflexivity;Julie Ellis;Kate Woodthorpe;Death Education;Renske C. Visser;Wolof Word;Candi K. Cann;Crime's Images;John Troyer;Impact Researchers;Ruth Evans;Participant Deaths;Jane Ribbens McCarthy;Ovarian Cancer;Fatou Kebe;Sensitive Topic Research;Sophie Bowlby;Palliative Care Education;Josephine Wouango;Crime Scene Images;Rebecca Scott Bray;Liverpool Football Club;Michael Brennan;Death Research;Gayle Letherby;Fatal Violence;Meridith Clare Burles;trans-Atlantic Dialogue;Biographical Continuum;Cemetery Landscape;Cultural Criminologists
Preface Introduction: researching death, dying and bereavement 1. Reflecting on death: The emotionality of the research encounter 2. "Doing death": Reflecting on the researcher's subjectivity and emotions 3. Trans-Atlantic death methods: disciplinarity shared and challenged by a common language 4. Interpreting 'grief ' in Senegal: language, emotions and cross-cultural translation in a francophone African context 5. Images of fatal violence: negotiating the dark heart of death research 6. Auto/biographical approaches to researching death and bereavement: connections, continuums, contrasts 7. Negotiating post-research encounters: reflections on learning of participant deaths following a qualitative study
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Young Man;UK Team;cross-cultural translation;Ovarian Cancer Experiences;reflexivity;DNA Identification;mortality;Van Der Geest;death studies;Cancer Support Organisation;bereavement;Common Language;dying;Uncomfortable Reflexivity;Julie Ellis;Kate Woodthorpe;Death Education;Renske C. Visser;Wolof Word;Candi K. Cann;Crime's Images;John Troyer;Impact Researchers;Ruth Evans;Participant Deaths;Jane Ribbens McCarthy;Ovarian Cancer;Fatou Kebe;Sensitive Topic Research;Sophie Bowlby;Palliative Care Education;Josephine Wouango;Crime Scene Images;Rebecca Scott Bray;Liverpool Football Club;Michael Brennan;Death Research;Gayle Letherby;Fatal Violence;Meridith Clare Burles;trans-Atlantic Dialogue;Biographical Continuum;Cemetery Landscape;Cultural Criminologists
