Kimmo Jokinen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4591282 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kimmo Jokinen |
| NOMBRES | Kimmo |
| APELLIDO | Jokinen |
| FIRMA | JOKINEN K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Jyväskylä |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Young adults with severe physical disabilities
This study aimed to identify factors associated with negative public health care experiences of Finnish young adults with severe physical disabilities with or without a co-occurring intellectual disability after their transition from child to adult health care. Paediatric neurologists used clinical examination Gross Motor Function Classification System (Expanded & Revised) level IV or V to diagnose severe physical disabilities in all 74 subjects …
Stepmothers’ constructions and negotiations of belonging
Applying a narrative approach and symbolic interactionist frame of reference, this study examines how Finnish stepmothers in their written narratives construct and negotiate their belonging. Belonging is a relevant concept in this study since it focuses on social interaction and intersubjectivity, and their emotional content. Three types of belonging were identified: (a) restricted belonging, (b) dyadic stepmother–stepchild belonging and (c) the …
Stepmothers in narratives
This study contributes to the existing stepmother research by focusing on interaction as an aspect of stepmother identity construction. Accordingly, identity is seen as negotiated through interaction with other family members. A narrative approach applied to 58 stories written by Finnish stepmothers yielded three identity types: identity restricted by a biological mother, stepmother-centred identity, and team parenthood identity. The most dominan…
Childhood reproduced
This study explores images of childhood by analysing children's pictorial representations and accompanying captions. The focus is on how children together with adults represent childhood in the home and daycare settings in a oneweek diary study. The key analytical tool was framing, which is used to highlight what kinds of images are (re)produced and narrated. The frames that emerged were (1) portrayal of the child via cultural products and societ…
Researching Children’s Multiple Family Relations
Visual methods are reported to have certain advantages when conducting interviews on sensitive topics, such as intimate spaces, home-related ethical issues, and vulnerable families. In this article, we concentrate on two visual methods: social network maps and life-lines. In our research project on children’s well-being and emotional security in multiple family relations, we collected data by interviewing children and asking them to complete soci…
Encountering ethics in studying challenging family relations
This article focuses on ethical considerations in the study of challenging family relations. Our perspective derives from multidisciplinary family studies, including social sciences, psychology and educational sciences. Our concerns include why and how to apply a sensitive approach in studying challenging family relations, and what the key ethical issues are in studies of this kind. We examine questions of multiplicity in family relations, the pa…
Cultural uniformity, differentiation, and small national cultures
1994). Cultural uniformity, differentiation, and small national cultures. Cultural Studies: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 208-219
Cultural uniformity, differentiation, and small national cultures
1994). Cultural uniformity, differentiation, and small national cultures. Cultural Studies: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 208-219
Researching Children’s Multiple Family Relations
Visual methods are reported to have certain advantages when conducting interviews on sensitive topics, such as intimate spaces, home-related ethical issues, and vulnerable families. In this article, we concentrate on two visual methods: social network maps and life-lines. In our research project on children’s well-being and emotional security in multiple family relations, we collected data by interviewing children and asking them to complete soci…
Cultural uniformity, differentiation, and small national cultures
1994). Cultural uniformity, differentiation, and small national cultures. Cultural Studies: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 208-219
Encountering ethics in studying challenging family relations
This article focuses on ethical considerations in the study of challenging family relations. Our perspective derives from multidisciplinary family studies, including social sciences, psychology and educational sciences. Our concerns include why and how to apply a sensitive approach in studying challenging family relations, and what the key ethical issues are in studies of this kind. We examine questions of multiplicity in family relations, the pa…
Researching Children’s Multiple Family Relations
Visual methods are reported to have certain advantages when conducting interviews on sensitive topics, such as intimate spaces, home-related ethical issues, and vulnerable families. In this article, we concentrate on two visual methods: social network maps and life-lines. In our research project on children’s well-being and emotional security in multiple family relations, we collected data by interviewing children and asking them to complete soci…
Stepmothers in narratives
This study contributes to the existing stepmother research by focusing on interaction as an aspect of stepmother identity construction. Accordingly, identity is seen as negotiated through interaction with other family members. A narrative approach applied to 58 stories written by Finnish stepmothers yielded three identity types: identity restricted by a biological mother, stepmother-centred identity, and team parenthood identity. The most dominan…
Childhood reproduced
This study explores images of childhood by analysing children's pictorial representations and accompanying captions. The focus is on how children together with adults represent childhood in the home and daycare settings in a oneweek diary study. The key analytical tool was framing, which is used to highlight what kinds of images are (re)produced and narrated. The frames that emerged were (1) portrayal of the child via cultural products and societ…
Stepmothers’ constructions and negotiations of belonging
Applying a narrative approach and symbolic interactionist frame of reference, this study examines how Finnish stepmothers in their written narratives construct and negotiate their belonging. Belonging is a relevant concept in this study since it focuses on social interaction and intersubjectivity, and their emotional content. Three types of belonging were identified: (a) restricted belonging, (b) dyadic stepmother–stepchild belonging and (c) the …
Young adults with severe physical disabilities
This study aimed to identify factors associated with negative public health care experiences of Finnish young adults with severe physical disabilities with or without a co-occurring intellectual disability after their transition from child to adult health care. Paediatric neurologists used clinical examination Gross Motor Function Classification System (Expanded & Revised) level IV or V to diagnose severe physical disabilities in all 74 subjects …
Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras) · Children's Rights and Participation (3 obras) · Early Childhood Education and Development (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras)