Eline Thornquist
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 217012 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Eline Thornquist |
| NOMBRES | Eline |
| APELLIDO | Thornquist |
| FIRMA | THORNQUIST E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oslo |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Regulated physical education – a well-working solution, but still outsiders
The aim of this study was to explore students’ experiences with regulated physical education (RPE) as a placement option for PE classes. Four students from two high schools participated in in-depth interviews. The data were analyzed in accordance with Ricoeur’s interpretation theory and informed by micro-sociology and phenomenology. The main themes were related to bad memories and lack of self-confidence and mastery in PE and to the importance of…
Face-to-Face and Hands-On
Drawing on findings from physiotherapy practice, this article discusses several interrelated concerns that are highly relevant for health care research: How do professionals constitute their very object--"the body"--and what are the connections between professionals' views of the body, their approaches to it, and patient participation? By providing a comparative analysis of two first encounters in physiotherapy, where patients' musculoskeletal di…
From a Liberal Occupation to an Occupation of the Welfare State
This article demonstrates how Norwegian physiotherapy has developed as part of the state apparatus over the past decades. From the state's point of view, the methods and skills of physiotherapy are deemed valuable because they are designed to encourage people to take an active part in constructing and reconstructing their own health. From the physiotherapists' point of view, the state is an attractive ally in their seemingly endless struggle to e…
Three Voices in a Norwegian Living Room
This article demonstrates how uses of the body regulate togetherness and availability in clinical encounters. A first encounter between a physiotherapist and a married couple in their home is analyzed. The husband suffers from functional consequences of a stroke. The therapist's job is to assess his functional capacity and determine how he can best be helped. The article centers on the process of interaction, specifically on verbal and bodily act…
Musculoskeletal suffering
What acounts as relevant and valid information in a diagnostic context? A descriptive analysis of a first encounter from physiotherapy practice provides the background for a proposed response to this question. The encounter took place between a therapist and a patient suffering from muscular tension. It exemplifies the employment of dimensions of experience and knowledge other than those ordinarily accepted by scientific medicine. Prevailing noti…
Profession and life
Profession and life
Three Voices in a Norwegian Living Room
This article demonstrates how uses of the body regulate togetherness and availability in clinical encounters. A first encounter between a physiotherapist and a married couple in their home is analyzed. The husband suffers from functional consequences of a stroke. The therapist's job is to assess his functional capacity and determine how he can best be helped. The article centers on the process of interaction, specifically on verbal and bodily act…
From a Liberal Occupation to an Occupation of the Welfare State
This article demonstrates how Norwegian physiotherapy has developed as part of the state apparatus over the past decades. From the state's point of view, the methods and skills of physiotherapy are deemed valuable because they are designed to encourage people to take an active part in constructing and reconstructing their own health. From the physiotherapists' point of view, the state is an attractive ally in their seemingly endless struggle to e…
Musculoskeletal suffering
What acounts as relevant and valid information in a diagnostic context? A descriptive analysis of a first encounter from physiotherapy practice provides the background for a proposed response to this question. The encounter took place between a therapist and a patient suffering from muscular tension. It exemplifies the employment of dimensions of experience and knowledge other than those ordinarily accepted by scientific medicine. Prevailing noti…
Face-to-Face and Hands-On
Drawing on findings from physiotherapy practice, this article discusses several interrelated concerns that are highly relevant for health care research: How do professionals constitute their very object--"the body"--and what are the connections between professionals' views of the body, their approaches to it, and patient participation? By providing a comparative analysis of two first encounters in physiotherapy, where patients' musculoskeletal di…
Profession and life
Musculoskeletal suffering
What acounts as relevant and valid information in a diagnostic context? A descriptive analysis of a first encounter from physiotherapy practice provides the background for a proposed response to this question. The encounter took place between a therapist and a patient suffering from muscular tension. It exemplifies the employment of dimensions of experience and knowledge other than those ordinarily accepted by scientific medicine. Prevailing noti…
Three Voices in a Norwegian Living Room
This article demonstrates how uses of the body regulate togetherness and availability in clinical encounters. A first encounter between a physiotherapist and a married couple in their home is analyzed. The husband suffers from functional consequences of a stroke. The therapist's job is to assess his functional capacity and determine how he can best be helped. The article centers on the process of interaction, specifically on verbal and bodily act…
From a Liberal Occupation to an Occupation of the Welfare State
This article demonstrates how Norwegian physiotherapy has developed as part of the state apparatus over the past decades. From the state's point of view, the methods and skills of physiotherapy are deemed valuable because they are designed to encourage people to take an active part in constructing and reconstructing their own health. From the physiotherapists' point of view, the state is an attractive ally in their seemingly endless struggle to e…
Face-to-Face and Hands-On
Drawing on findings from physiotherapy practice, this article discusses several interrelated concerns that are highly relevant for health care research: How do professionals constitute their very object--"the body"--and what are the connections between professionals' views of the body, their approaches to it, and patient participation? By providing a comparative analysis of two first encounters in physiotherapy, where patients' musculoskeletal di…
Regulated physical education – a well-working solution, but still outsiders
The aim of this study was to explore students’ experiences with regulated physical education (RPE) as a placement option for PE classes. Four students from two high schools participated in in-depth interviews. The data were analyzed in accordance with Ricoeur’s interpretation theory and informed by micro-sociology and phenomenology. The main themes were related to bad memories and lack of self-confidence and mastery in PE and to the importance of…
Psychology (6 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Norwegian (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Social Representations and Identity (3 obras) · Empathy and Medical Education (2 obras) · Law (2 obras)