H Haavind
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 7602 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | H Haavind |
| NOMBRES | H |
| APELLIDO | Haavind |
| FIRMA | HAAVIND H |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oslo |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9708-5167 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1985 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Theaters of the skin
Great day! But now what?” Adolescents’ and foster carers’ experiences of a comprehensive health assessment for children in out-of-home care
Children in out-of-home care have extensive mental and physical health care needs. Best practice guidelines recommend comprehensive health assessments to all children entering out-of-home care, as their needs are often unidentified and unmet. The aim of this study was to explore adolescents’ and foster carers’ experiences and expectations after participating in a comprehensive multi-disciplinary health assessment. Within two weeks of the assessme…
Taking what you get or Getting what you Need
How people in long-term recovery (clinical and personal) in first-episode psychosis (schizophrenia and bipolar spectrum disorders) experience the mental health and welfare services they interact with is not frequently studied but has significant implications. We therefore aimed to explore which aspects of these services people with FEP evaluate as important for their long-term recovery. Twenty participants in clinical and/or personal recovery fro…
When singing strengthens the capacity to aspire
In the present paper, we explore the impact of singing for girls in rural Bangladesh. Previous findings in this field-based interview study (with 18 girls) have demonstrated that singing can act as a driving force in young girls’ psychological individuation processes, implying increased agency and autonomy. A critical question, however, is to what extent the village girls will manage to maintain a feeling of agency as they pass through puberty. H…
Not a film about my slackness
Persistent medically unexplained symptoms have debilitating consequences for adolescents, dramatically altering their social world and future aspirations. Few studies have focused on social and moral aspects of illness experience relevant to adolescents. In this study, the aim is to explore these aspects in depth by focusing on a single case and to address how young people attempt to create social accountability in a search for meaning when facin…
Feeling Gender. A Generational and Psychosocial Approach
A story of work, love and care across three generations, that is a well-known format for a novel. The generational transmissions allow for nesting life-stories of three major characters within each
Discovering One’s Own Way
Self-harm is associated with mental illness and suicide risk. The present study aims to increase knowledge of adolescent girls’ pathways into and out of self-harm. The participants were 19 girls, 13 to 18 years of age, who were strategically selected from an outpatient care unit. A naturalistic multiple case study was done with personal interviews. The interviews were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis, and the capacity for “…
How Do Young People Understand Their Own Self-Harm? A Meta-synthesis of Adolescents' Subjective Experience of Self-Harm
Maladaptive Perfectionism
This study aimed to explore how the life history of suicide victims with no history of treatment in mental health care or of attempted suicide seemed to presdispose them to maladaptive perfectionism. The study is part of an ongoing psychological autopsy study. It aimed to produce a phenomenological understanding of the vulnerability to suicide related to perfectionism, based on the life history of six male suicide victims aged 22 to 58. Interpret…
The Role of Self-Esteem in Suicides Among Young Men
This study explores self-esteem in suicide among young males with no earlier history of suicide attempt(s) or treatment in mental health services. The data come from an ongoing psychological autopsy study; 10 cases of young men aged 18 to 30, were selected to generate a phenomenologically based understanding of the psychological mechanisms and processes involved in the suicidal process. The analyses are based on in-depth interviews with 61 closel…
From a Cracking Façade to a Total Escape
This study explored the final stages of the suicide process among six men characterized as maladaptive perfectionists. These men, aged 22 to 58, had no history of suicide attempts or mental health treatment. In-depth interviews with 5 to 9 informants for each person were analyzed by using interpretative phenomenological analysis. Three themes emerged from the analysis: (a) a cracking façade; (b) a total loss of coping ability; and (c) a total esc…
The Contradictions of Love
The opening section of The Contradictions of Love: Towards a Feminist-realist Ontology of Sociosexuality introduces the ambition of the book: Lena Gunnarsson, the author, intends to offer a theoret
Because nobody likes Chinese girls
How do emotions enter into children's negotiated understandings and situated uses of categories of identity? This question guided a revisit to an ethnographic study of a multi-cultural context in Oakland, California. A focus group discussion among four Chinese American girls just graduating from elementary school and an interviewer, also Chinese American, was chosen for closer study. This secondary analysis focuses on how the girls engaged in sch…
Suicide and Perfectionism
This study explores suicide in relation to perfectionism among individuals who died by suicide with no history of treatment in mental health care or of suicide attempts. The study is part of an ongoing psychological autopsy study (PA-study). It aimed to produce a phenomenological understanding of the dynamics/processes from perfectionism to suicide among 6 men aged 22 to 58. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was used to analyze the i…
Exploring Vulnerability to Suicide in the Developmental History of Young Men
This study explores the developmental history of ten young men who completed suicide in the transition to adulthood. The young men, aged 18-30, had no previous history of suicide attempts or treatment in mental health. In-depth interviews with four to eight informants for each suicide were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Three developmental issues from early age onwards emerged: (a) unsuccessful in becoming independent; (…
Becoming a Mother Through Culture
Culture" is often considered in terms of identifiable artifacts, rules, and practices, with less attention given to how investment in these features comes about. Using data extracts from a case study of a young woman who is becoming a mother for the first time, we pay attention to how people react to cultural processes in terms of how they "feel." We use our own affective and reflective responses to interviews and observational material about her…
If only” and “despite all”
First-person narratives are meaning-making devices that can be used as powerful tools to direct developmental changes. For young people who have endured difficulties in their lives, the selection and configuration of such experiences may contribute in significant ways to how they come to understand themselves and what possibilities they hold. Repeated interviews with young people living in residential homes provided by Child Protection Services h…
Boys' bodies and the constitution of adolescent masculinities
In the social transition between childhood and adolescence, boys draw on discourses of masculinity that address the male body in constituting themselves as adolescents. They make themselves as no longer children and acquire a sense of themselves as adolescents by performing bodily practices that position them within some of these discourses. Repeated personal interviews conducted during the course of several years with 14 boys from an inner city …
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt:Karin Garde: Køn, psykisk sygdom og behandling.Katarina Leppänen: Rethinking Civilization in a European Feminist Context: History, Nature, Women in Elin Wägner’s Väckerklocka.Helen Krag: Mangfoldighed, Magt og Minoriteter. Introduktion til minoritetsforskningens teorier.Anette Borchorst og Ann-Dorte Christensen (red): Kønsrefleksioner om magt og mangfoldighed.Steen Baagøe Nielsen: Mænd og dagsinstitu…
The Nordic Countries - Welfare Paradises for Women and Children
Feminism and Psychology in the Context of Nordic Welfare Ideologies and Policies
This special issue of Feminism & Psychology has its origins in the Nordic countries. The scholars who have written the articles as well as we who have edited the issue, are all affiliated with universities and research institutes in Denmark, Norway or Sweden.1 The articles report on studies that the researchers have carried out in a Nordic context. Why a ‘Nordic’ special issue? Is there anything special enough about feminism and psychology in the…
Feminism, Psychology and Identity Transformations in the Nordic Countries
Contemporary relations between feminism and psychology in the Nordiccountries have their origins in feminist critique similar to that in other westerncountries. There are also some distinctive feat
Masculinity by rule-breaking
(2003). Masculinity by rule-breaking: Cultural contestations in the transitional move from being a child to being a young male. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 89-100
Kvinnomisshandel en tvivelaktig äktenskaplig handling
Eva Lundgrens och Nea Mellbergs recension av Margareta Hydéns avhandling grundas på en missvisande återgivning av bokens innehåll. De låser fast sig i den dualism de ställer upp mellan feministisk och etablerad forskning. Hydéns bidrag visar att det finns mer än en tolkningsprocess. Hon ger en efterlängtad kunskap både om de processer som leder till våld och de processer som leder till att äktenskapet upplöses
Vi måste söka efter könets förändrade betydelse
De personliga villkoren för kvinnor och män förändras i takt med samhället. Alla deltar vi i löpande förhandlingar om vad det innebär att vara kvinna eller man. Hanne Haavind diskuterar hur det är möjligt för en forskare att förstå hur kvinnor för sig själva och andra förändrar innebörden av att de är kvinnor. Hur sker den förändringen för olika kvinnor på olika sätt under olika villkor och med olika intentioner
Masculinity by rule-breaking
(2003). Masculinity by rule-breaking: Cultural contestations in the transitional move from being a child to being a young male. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 89-100
Förändringar i förhållandet mellan kvinnor och män
De traditionella könsrollerna är stadda i upplösning och vad kön skall betyda är idag något som vi ständigt måste förhandla om. Detta hävdar Hanne Haavind i sin analys av nya interaktionsmönster mellan kvinnor och män. Hennes huvudintresse ärmaktförhållandet: vad händerför närvarande med mans dominans en och den kvinnliga underordningen
How Do Young People Understand Their Own Self-Harm? A Meta-synthesis of Adolescents' Subjective Experience of Self-Harm
Boys' bodies and the constitution of adolescent masculinities
In the social transition between childhood and adolescence, boys draw on discourses of masculinity that address the male body in constituting themselves as adolescents. They make themselves as no longer children and acquire a sense of themselves as adolescents by performing bodily practices that position them within some of these discourses. Repeated personal interviews conducted during the course of several years with 14 boys from an inner city …
The Nordic Countries - Welfare Paradises for Women and Children
Because nobody likes Chinese girls
How do emotions enter into children's negotiated understandings and situated uses of categories of identity? This question guided a revisit to an ethnographic study of a multi-cultural context in Oakland, California. A focus group discussion among four Chinese American girls just graduating from elementary school and an interviewer, also Chinese American, was chosen for closer study. This secondary analysis focuses on how the girls engaged in sch…
Exploring Vulnerability to Suicide in the Developmental History of Young Men
This study explores the developmental history of ten young men who completed suicide in the transition to adulthood. The young men, aged 18-30, had no previous history of suicide attempts or treatment in mental health. In-depth interviews with four to eight informants for each suicide were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Three developmental issues from early age onwards emerged: (a) unsuccessful in becoming independent; (…
Becoming a Mother Through Culture
Culture" is often considered in terms of identifiable artifacts, rules, and practices, with less attention given to how investment in these features comes about. Using data extracts from a case study of a young woman who is becoming a mother for the first time, we pay attention to how people react to cultural processes in terms of how they "feel." We use our own affective and reflective responses to interviews and observational material about her…
Discovering One’s Own Way
Self-harm is associated with mental illness and suicide risk. The present study aims to increase knowledge of adolescent girls’ pathways into and out of self-harm. The participants were 19 girls, 13 to 18 years of age, who were strategically selected from an outpatient care unit. A naturalistic multiple case study was done with personal interviews. The interviews were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis, and the capacity for “…
The Contradictions of Love
The opening section of The Contradictions of Love: Towards a Feminist-realist Ontology of Sociosexuality introduces the ambition of the book: Lena Gunnarsson, the author, intends to offer a theoret
Not a film about my slackness
Persistent medically unexplained symptoms have debilitating consequences for adolescents, dramatically altering their social world and future aspirations. Few studies have focused on social and moral aspects of illness experience relevant to adolescents. In this study, the aim is to explore these aspects in depth by focusing on a single case and to address how young people attempt to create social accountability in a search for meaning when facin…
Feeling Gender. A Generational and Psychosocial Approach
A story of work, love and care across three generations, that is a well-known format for a novel. The generational transmissions allow for nesting life-stories of three major characters within each
From a Cracking Façade to a Total Escape
This study explored the final stages of the suicide process among six men characterized as maladaptive perfectionists. These men, aged 22 to 58, had no history of suicide attempts or mental health treatment. In-depth interviews with 5 to 9 informants for each person were analyzed by using interpretative phenomenological analysis. Three themes emerged from the analysis: (a) a cracking façade; (b) a total loss of coping ability; and (c) a total esc…
Feminism, Psychology and Identity Transformations in the Nordic Countries
Contemporary relations between feminism and psychology in the Nordiccountries have their origins in feminist critique similar to that in other westerncountries. There are also some distinctive feat
Vi måste söka efter könets förändrade betydelse
De personliga villkoren för kvinnor och män förändras i takt med samhället. Alla deltar vi i löpande förhandlingar om vad det innebär att vara kvinna eller man. Hanne Haavind diskuterar hur det är möjligt för en forskare att förstå hur kvinnor för sig själva och andra förändrar innebörden av att de är kvinnor. Hur sker den förändringen för olika kvinnor på olika sätt under olika villkor och med olika intentioner
Cooperation and conflict
Cooperation and conflict
Förändringar i förhållandet mellan kvinnor och män
De traditionella könsrollerna är stadda i upplösning och vad kön skall betyda är idag något som vi ständigt måste förhandla om. Detta hävdar Hanne Haavind i sin analys av nya interaktionsmönster mellan kvinnor och män. Hennes huvudintresse ärmaktförhållandet: vad händerför närvarande med mans dominans en och den kvinnliga underordningen
Vi måste söka efter könets förändrade betydelse
De personliga villkoren för kvinnor och män förändras i takt med samhället. Alla deltar vi i löpande förhandlingar om vad det innebär att vara kvinna eller man. Hanne Haavind diskuterar hur det är möjligt för en forskare att förstå hur kvinnor för sig själva och andra förändrar innebörden av att de är kvinnor. Hur sker den förändringen för olika kvinnor på olika sätt under olika villkor och med olika intentioner
Kvinnomisshandel en tvivelaktig äktenskaplig handling
Eva Lundgrens och Nea Mellbergs recension av Margareta Hydéns avhandling grundas på en missvisande återgivning av bokens innehåll. De låser fast sig i den dualism de ställer upp mellan feministisk och etablerad forskning. Hydéns bidrag visar att det finns mer än en tolkningsprocess. Hon ger en efterlängtad kunskap både om de processer som leder till våld och de processer som leder till att äktenskapet upplöses
Masculinity by rule-breaking
(2003). Masculinity by rule-breaking: Cultural contestations in the transitional move from being a child to being a young male. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 89-100
The Nordic Countries - Welfare Paradises for Women and Children
Feminism and Psychology in the Context of Nordic Welfare Ideologies and Policies
This special issue of Feminism & Psychology has its origins in the Nordic countries. The scholars who have written the articles as well as we who have edited the issue, are all affiliated with universities and research institutes in Denmark, Norway or Sweden.1 The articles report on studies that the researchers have carried out in a Nordic context. Why a ‘Nordic’ special issue? Is there anything special enough about feminism and psychology in the…
Feminism, Psychology and Identity Transformations in the Nordic Countries
Contemporary relations between feminism and psychology in the Nordiccountries have their origins in feminist critique similar to that in other westerncountries. There are also some distinctive feat
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt:Karin Garde: Køn, psykisk sygdom og behandling.Katarina Leppänen: Rethinking Civilization in a European Feminist Context: History, Nature, Women in Elin Wägner’s Väckerklocka.Helen Krag: Mangfoldighed, Magt og Minoriteter. Introduktion til minoritetsforskningens teorier.Anette Borchorst og Ann-Dorte Christensen (red): Kønsrefleksioner om magt og mangfoldighed.Steen Baagøe Nielsen: Mænd og dagsinstitu…
If only” and “despite all”
First-person narratives are meaning-making devices that can be used as powerful tools to direct developmental changes. For young people who have endured difficulties in their lives, the selection and configuration of such experiences may contribute in significant ways to how they come to understand themselves and what possibilities they hold. Repeated interviews with young people living in residential homes provided by Child Protection Services h…
Boys' bodies and the constitution of adolescent masculinities
In the social transition between childhood and adolescence, boys draw on discourses of masculinity that address the male body in constituting themselves as adolescents. They make themselves as no longer children and acquire a sense of themselves as adolescents by performing bodily practices that position them within some of these discourses. Repeated personal interviews conducted during the course of several years with 14 boys from an inner city …
Exploring Vulnerability to Suicide in the Developmental History of Young Men
This study explores the developmental history of ten young men who completed suicide in the transition to adulthood. The young men, aged 18-30, had no previous history of suicide attempts or treatment in mental health. In-depth interviews with four to eight informants for each suicide were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Three developmental issues from early age onwards emerged: (a) unsuccessful in becoming independent; (…
Becoming a Mother Through Culture
Culture" is often considered in terms of identifiable artifacts, rules, and practices, with less attention given to how investment in these features comes about. Using data extracts from a case study of a young woman who is becoming a mother for the first time, we pay attention to how people react to cultural processes in terms of how they "feel." We use our own affective and reflective responses to interviews and observational material about her…
Suicide and Perfectionism
This study explores suicide in relation to perfectionism among individuals who died by suicide with no history of treatment in mental health care or of suicide attempts. The study is part of an ongoing psychological autopsy study (PA-study). It aimed to produce a phenomenological understanding of the dynamics/processes from perfectionism to suicide among 6 men aged 22 to 58. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was used to analyze the i…
Maladaptive Perfectionism
This study aimed to explore how the life history of suicide victims with no history of treatment in mental health care or of attempted suicide seemed to presdispose them to maladaptive perfectionism. The study is part of an ongoing psychological autopsy study. It aimed to produce a phenomenological understanding of the vulnerability to suicide related to perfectionism, based on the life history of six male suicide victims aged 22 to 58. Interpret…
The Role of Self-Esteem in Suicides Among Young Men
This study explores self-esteem in suicide among young males with no earlier history of suicide attempt(s) or treatment in mental health services. The data come from an ongoing psychological autopsy study; 10 cases of young men aged 18 to 30, were selected to generate a phenomenologically based understanding of the psychological mechanisms and processes involved in the suicidal process. The analyses are based on in-depth interviews with 61 closel…
From a Cracking Façade to a Total Escape
This study explored the final stages of the suicide process among six men characterized as maladaptive perfectionists. These men, aged 22 to 58, had no history of suicide attempts or mental health treatment. In-depth interviews with 5 to 9 informants for each person were analyzed by using interpretative phenomenological analysis. Three themes emerged from the analysis: (a) a cracking façade; (b) a total loss of coping ability; and (c) a total esc…
The Contradictions of Love
The opening section of The Contradictions of Love: Towards a Feminist-realist Ontology of Sociosexuality introduces the ambition of the book: Lena Gunnarsson, the author, intends to offer a theoret
Because nobody likes Chinese girls
How do emotions enter into children's negotiated understandings and situated uses of categories of identity? This question guided a revisit to an ethnographic study of a multi-cultural context in Oakland, California. A focus group discussion among four Chinese American girls just graduating from elementary school and an interviewer, also Chinese American, was chosen for closer study. This secondary analysis focuses on how the girls engaged in sch…
How Do Young People Understand Their Own Self-Harm? A Meta-synthesis of Adolescents' Subjective Experience of Self-Harm
Feeling Gender. A Generational and Psychosocial Approach
A story of work, love and care across three generations, that is a well-known format for a novel. The generational transmissions allow for nesting life-stories of three major characters within each
Discovering One’s Own Way
Self-harm is associated with mental illness and suicide risk. The present study aims to increase knowledge of adolescent girls’ pathways into and out of self-harm. The participants were 19 girls, 13 to 18 years of age, who were strategically selected from an outpatient care unit. A naturalistic multiple case study was done with personal interviews. The interviews were analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis, and the capacity for “…
Not a film about my slackness
Persistent medically unexplained symptoms have debilitating consequences for adolescents, dramatically altering their social world and future aspirations. Few studies have focused on social and moral aspects of illness experience relevant to adolescents. In this study, the aim is to explore these aspects in depth by focusing on a single case and to address how young people attempt to create social accountability in a search for meaning when facin…
When singing strengthens the capacity to aspire
In the present paper, we explore the impact of singing for girls in rural Bangladesh. Previous findings in this field-based interview study (with 18 girls) have demonstrated that singing can act as a driving force in young girls’ psychological individuation processes, implying increased agency and autonomy. A critical question, however, is to what extent the village girls will manage to maintain a feeling of agency as they pass through puberty. H…
Great day! But now what?” Adolescents’ and foster carers’ experiences of a comprehensive health assessment for children in out-of-home care
Children in out-of-home care have extensive mental and physical health care needs. Best practice guidelines recommend comprehensive health assessments to all children entering out-of-home care, as their needs are often unidentified and unmet. The aim of this study was to explore adolescents’ and foster carers’ experiences and expectations after participating in a comprehensive multi-disciplinary health assessment. Within two weeks of the assessme…
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