Gerhard Nijhof
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 236804 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gerhard Nijhof |
| NOMBRES | Gerhard |
| APELLIDO | Nijhof |
| FIRMA | NIJHOF G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Amsterdam |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Sickness Work
Normblind gedrag en omgangsongemak
Norm blind behaviour of people with a mental disorder and social discomfort in interactions between the befriender and the befriended in a befriending service In recent years, anti-stigma strategies have been developed to diminish prejudiced attitudes to people with a mental disorder. One of the strategies involves organised social contact. ‘Befriending services’ deliver such connections. We assumed that voluntary befrienders might regularly feel…
Interactioneel ongemak als gevolg van gezichtsverstijving bij mensen met de ziekte van Parkinson
Interaction uneasiness of people with Parkinson’s disease .Human beings not only speak but also express their thoughts and emotions through facial expressions. People also relate to each other in interaction by watching each other’s facial expressions. The face of people with Parkinson’s disease gradually rigidifies as a consequence of a lack of dopamine production in the brain. This life story research with people with Parkinson’s disease shows …
Naming as naturalization in the medical encounter
Heterogeneity in the Interpretation of Epilepsy
In the life stories of 20 women and men, diagnosed as having epilepsy, diversity in the interpretations of epilepsy is researched. Early research has presented a rather homogeneous picture of the individual interpretation of epilepsy. The research has been criticized for the failure to distinguish between the interpretations of the self and those of others and the probability of a discrepancy between the two. The criticism put forward here is dir…
Response Work
Two approaches to the analysis of textual data—exposition of the meaning of texts and interpretation by the researcher—are evaluated m a reanalysis of Oakley's (1980) research. Three assumptions of these approaches are established: (1) that a formulation's meaning can be located in the words of the formulation; (2) that a researcher can read the meaning; (3) that a theory can be used to clarify the meaning. All three assumptions are unacceptable …
Krankheit und soziale ungleichheit; ergebnisse der sozialepi-demiologischen forschung in Deutschland
Parkinson's Disease as a problem of shame in public appearance
Using life stories as data, the research problem was to find patterns in the interpretations of Parkinson's Disease. In one of the patterns-found in 12 of the 23 life stories-Parkinson's Disease is interpreted as a problem of 'shame'. The interpretation of shame could partly be explained by other elements of the pattern. Shame is said to arise from the assumed rule-breaking character of the signs of the disease. Not all rule-breaking behaviour, h…
Mental health care and the opposition movement in the Netherlands
Parkinson's Disease as a problem of shame in public appearance
Using life stories as data, the research problem was to find patterns in the interpretations of Parkinson's Disease. In one of the patterns-found in 12 of the 23 life stories-Parkinson's Disease is interpreted as a problem of 'shame'. The interpretation of shame could partly be explained by other elements of the pattern. Shame is said to arise from the assumed rule-breaking character of the signs of the disease. Not all rule-breaking behaviour, h…
Mental health care and the opposition movement in the Netherlands
Response Work
Two approaches to the analysis of textual data—exposition of the meaning of texts and interpretation by the researcher—are evaluated m a reanalysis of Oakley's (1980) research. Three assumptions of these approaches are established: (1) that a formulation's meaning can be located in the words of the formulation; (2) that a researcher can read the meaning; (3) that a theory can be used to clarify the meaning. All three assumptions are unacceptable …
Heterogeneity in the Interpretation of Epilepsy
In the life stories of 20 women and men, diagnosed as having epilepsy, diversity in the interpretations of epilepsy is researched. Early research has presented a rather homogeneous picture of the individual interpretation of epilepsy. The research has been criticized for the failure to distinguish between the interpretations of the self and those of others and the probability of a discrepancy between the two. The criticism put forward here is dir…
Naming as naturalization in the medical encounter
Mental health care and the opposition movement in the Netherlands
Krankheit und soziale ungleichheit; ergebnisse der sozialepi-demiologischen forschung in Deutschland
Parkinson's Disease as a problem of shame in public appearance
Using life stories as data, the research problem was to find patterns in the interpretations of Parkinson's Disease. In one of the patterns-found in 12 of the 23 life stories-Parkinson's Disease is interpreted as a problem of 'shame'. The interpretation of shame could partly be explained by other elements of the pattern. Shame is said to arise from the assumed rule-breaking character of the signs of the disease. Not all rule-breaking behaviour, h…
Response Work
Two approaches to the analysis of textual data—exposition of the meaning of texts and interpretation by the researcher—are evaluated m a reanalysis of Oakley's (1980) research. Three assumptions of these approaches are established: (1) that a formulation's meaning can be located in the words of the formulation; (2) that a researcher can read the meaning; (3) that a theory can be used to clarify the meaning. All three assumptions are unacceptable …
Naming as naturalization in the medical encounter
Heterogeneity in the Interpretation of Epilepsy
In the life stories of 20 women and men, diagnosed as having epilepsy, diversity in the interpretations of epilepsy is researched. Early research has presented a rather homogeneous picture of the individual interpretation of epilepsy. The research has been criticized for the failure to distinguish between the interpretations of the self and those of others and the probability of a discrepancy between the two. The criticism put forward here is dir…
Interactioneel ongemak als gevolg van gezichtsverstijving bij mensen met de ziekte van Parkinson
Interaction uneasiness of people with Parkinson’s disease .Human beings not only speak but also express their thoughts and emotions through facial expressions. People also relate to each other in interaction by watching each other’s facial expressions. The face of people with Parkinson’s disease gradually rigidifies as a consequence of a lack of dopamine production in the brain. This life story research with people with Parkinson’s disease shows …
Normblind gedrag en omgangsongemak
Norm blind behaviour of people with a mental disorder and social discomfort in interactions between the befriender and the befriended in a befriending service In recent years, anti-stigma strategies have been developed to diminish prejudiced attitudes to people with a mental disorder. One of the strategies involves organised social contact. ‘Befriending services’ deliver such connections. We assumed that voluntary befrienders might regularly feel…
Sickness Work
Psychology (8 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Epistemology (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Mathematics (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras)