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”What’s in a name?” Distinktionen mellan SRHR:s delbegrepp och framingsstrategi som förklaring till deras olika användningsutbredning

Beckman, Malin LU (2011) MRS300 20102
Human Rights Studies
Abstract
With the perception from literature that the partial concepts within SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) Sexual Health (SH); Reproductive Health (RH); Sexual Rights (SR); and Reproductive Rights (RR) where used more or less interchangeably and to an uneven frequency, my aim for this paper was twofold – to find the distinctions between the partial concepts and through framing theory suggest an explanation as to why they are used at such different frequencies. The approach to the first was mostly descriptive, whilst application of the theory upon my material was the chosen method for the latter.
The inquiry of respective contents of the partial concepts showed that although they overlap considerably, there does in fact exist... (More)
With the perception from literature that the partial concepts within SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) Sexual Health (SH); Reproductive Health (RH); Sexual Rights (SR); and Reproductive Rights (RR) where used more or less interchangeably and to an uneven frequency, my aim for this paper was twofold – to find the distinctions between the partial concepts and through framing theory suggest an explanation as to why they are used at such different frequencies. The approach to the first was mostly descriptive, whilst application of the theory upon my material was the chosen method for the latter.
The inquiry of respective contents of the partial concepts showed that although they overlap considerably, there does in fact exist some differences between them, and that can, in itself, explain some of the variation in usage.
Some confusion arose as to whether the chosen parts of framing theory more or less equalled the activity of naming, rather than actual framing, as the proces-sual elements of the theory where left out, but as used, the theory provided that in-sight that strategic aim might benefit some of the partial concepts over others; namely RH and RR over SH and SR– but even more distinctively RH, RR and SH over SR because of its controversy. The issue would benefit from further research to explain why such controversy prevails and overshadows the issues of health and rights. (Less)
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author
Beckman, Malin LU
supervisor
organization
course
MRS300 20102
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
SRHR, framing, ramverk
language
Swedish
id
1759493
date added to LUP
2011-02-07 19:41:26
date last changed
2014-09-04 08:27:54
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  abstract     = {{With the perception from literature that the partial concepts within SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) Sexual Health (SH); Reproductive Health (RH); Sexual Rights (SR); and Reproductive Rights (RR) where used more or less interchangeably and to an uneven frequency, my aim for this paper was twofold – to find the distinctions between the partial concepts and through framing theory suggest an explanation as to why they are used at such different frequencies. The approach to the first was mostly descriptive, whilst application of the theory upon my material was the chosen method for the latter.
The inquiry of respective contents of the partial concepts showed that although they overlap considerably, there does in fact exist some differences between them, and that can, in itself, explain some of the variation in usage.
Some confusion arose as to whether the chosen parts of framing theory more or less equalled the activity of naming, rather than actual framing, as the proces-sual elements of the theory where left out, but as used, the theory provided that in-sight that strategic aim might benefit some of the partial concepts over others; namely RH and RR over SH and SR– but even more distinctively RH, RR and SH over SR because of its controversy. The issue would benefit from further research to explain why such controversy prevails and overshadows the issues of health and rights.}},
  author       = {{Beckman, Malin}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{”What’s in a name?” Distinktionen mellan SRHR:s delbegrepp och framingsstrategi som förklaring till deras olika användningsutbredning}},
  year         = {{2011}},
}