Att vara anhörig eller anhörigvårdare
(2007)School of Social Work
- Abstract
- The purpose of this essay is to describe and analyze experiences of how the daily rounds and a persons role is changing when you go from being a family member to being a family member as well as being a kinship carer.
Essential questions at issue was:
- Which feelings are associated to the roll as kinship carer?
- What are the motivations for the relative/family member to become a kinship carer?
- What is the change of the role like before and after the disease.
Six persons have been interviewed on the subject and symbolic interactionism and role theory has been our theoretical perspective. The essay has been related to the ideas of Meads on social interaction and to Goffmans theatre theorem.
The result of the essay showed that... (More) - The purpose of this essay is to describe and analyze experiences of how the daily rounds and a persons role is changing when you go from being a family member to being a family member as well as being a kinship carer.
Essential questions at issue was:
- Which feelings are associated to the roll as kinship carer?
- What are the motivations for the relative/family member to become a kinship carer?
- What is the change of the role like before and after the disease.
Six persons have been interviewed on the subject and symbolic interactionism and role theory has been our theoretical perspective. The essay has been related to the ideas of Meads on social interaction and to Goffmans theatre theorem.
The result of the essay showed that feelings and motivations as regards to the daily rounds and the role of the kinship carer were individual, where similarities and differences occurred. When ones partner, parent or child got a disease/functional disability it generated in some changes regarding their daily rounds and it led to altering of roles. To assume a role was a natural result and often happened when a relative/family member got a disease or an injury. (Less)
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- author
- Dul, Malgorzata and Bloch, Anita
- supervisor
- organization
- year
- 2007
- type
- H1 - Master's Degree (One Year)
- subject
- keywords
- family member, kinship carer, role changing, role theory, symbolic interactionism, Social changes, theory of social work, Sociala förändringar, teorier om socialt arbete, Care and help to handicapped, Handikappade, vård och rehabilitering
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 1321025
- date added to LUP
- 2007-05-21 00:00:00
- date last changed
- 2007-05-21 00:00:00
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abstract = {{The purpose of this essay is to describe and analyze experiences of how the daily rounds and a persons role is changing when you go from being a family member to being a family member as well as being a kinship carer.
Essential questions at issue was:
- Which feelings are associated to the roll as kinship carer?
- What are the motivations for the relative/family member to become a kinship carer?
- What is the change of the role like before and after the disease.
Six persons have been interviewed on the subject and symbolic interactionism and role theory has been our theoretical perspective. The essay has been related to the ideas of Meads on social interaction and to Goffmans theatre theorem.
The result of the essay showed that feelings and motivations as regards to the daily rounds and the role of the kinship carer were individual, where similarities and differences occurred. When ones partner, parent or child got a disease/functional disability it generated in some changes regarding their daily rounds and it led to altering of roles. To assume a role was a natural result and often happened when a relative/family member got a disease or an injury.}},
author = {{Dul, Malgorzata and Bloch, Anita}},
language = {{swe}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{Att vara anhörig eller anhörigvårdare}},
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