Nina Jakoby
Biographic Data
| ID | 323794 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nina Jakoby |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nina |
| FAMILY NAME | Jakoby |
| SIGNATURE | JAKOBY N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Zurich |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
No One Sends You Flowers”: Social Norms and Patients’ Emotional Journey Within Fertility Treatment
Patients undergoing fertility treatment, such as IVF, experience a range of emotions—hope, disappointment, grief, anxiety, jealousy, guilt, and anger. Through a sociology of emotions lens, we trace the emotional journey of patients in fertility treatment in Switzerland to understand subjects’ experiences with medically assisted reproduction (MAR), and to highlight how societal and cultural norms and expectations shape the way they use and emotion…
Zur Soziologie des Sterbens
Zur Soziologie des Sterbens: Aktuelle Theoretische und Empirische Beitrage
Zur Soziologie des Sterbens: Aktuelle Theoretische und Empirische Beiträge
Socioeconomic Status Differences in Negative Emotions
The frequency of the experience of particular emotions can be considered a measure of subjective well-being and therefore an indicator of the quality of life in the overall population. Key approaches to the sociology of emotions provide the theoretical background to this study. On the basis of Swiss Household Panel (SHP) data for the years 2005-2011, a random effects regression assessed relationships between the frequency of negative emotions (de…
The Self and Significant Others: Toward a Sociology of Loss
Losses are part of the human condition. And these losses are multifaceted-as diverse as human bonds can be. In this article, I review and analyze the diversity of loss experiences and the notion of loss of self. A sociology of loss illuminates the universes of meaning that refer to person/person, person/animal, or person/object relations and involve different kinds of losses that can be grieved. It also broaches the issue of the social regulation…
Talking about grief: Conversational partners sought by bereaved people
The bereavement literature acknowledges the importance of talking about grief. There is, however, a discrepancy between the scientific notions and practical guidelines on the need to communicate grief on the one hand, and the everyday reality of bereaved individuals, who have to deal with difficulties in talking about grief, on the other. Based on an online survey, I identified the range of conversation partners bereaved people sought out while g…
Psychosoziale Belastungen nach dem Tod von Nahestehenden. Machen soziale Netzwerke einen Unterschied? / Suffering due to the Death of a Close Person. Do Social Networks Make a Difference
Der Tod signifikanter Anderer stellt eine besondere Belastungssituation dar, die zu Verunsicherungen und Überforderungen bei den Hinterbliebenen führt. Auf der Grundlage von gepoolten Daten des Schweizer Haushalt- Panels wird der Einfluss von strukturellen Netzwerkmerkmalen und des wahrgenommenen emotionalen Unterstützungspotenzials auf psychosoziale Belastungen nach dem Tod von Nahestehenden analysiert. Die Ergebnisse geben Hinweise auf die Bede…
Grief as a Social Emotion: Theoretical Perspectives
The article explores a sociological perspective on grief as a social emotion. Focusing on the social bond with the deceased, the self-concept of the survivor or the power of feeling rules, general sociological theories of emotions (symbolic interactionism, structural theory, behavioral theory) have the potential to deepen the understanding of grief as a social emotion. The article concludes by presenting a cognitive-structural model of grief that…
Literaturbesprechungen
(Wahl-)Verwandtschaft — Zur Erklärung verwandtschaftlichen Handelns
Verwandtschaft ist eine soziale Denk- und Handlungskategorie, die zwar im Alltag eine wichtige Rolle spielt, die aber in der Soziologie und im speziellen Feld der Familiensoziologie eine fast vergessene Thematik ist. Dies gilt insbesondere für die über die Kernfamilie hinausreichenden erweiterten Familienbeziehungen. \nNina Jakoby zeigt, dass die erweiterte Verwandtschaft auch in modernen differenzierten Gesellschaften ein bedeutsamer Bezugspunkt…
(Wahl-)Verwandtschaft-- zur Erklärung verwandtschaftlichen Handelns
(Wahl-)Verwandtschaft - Zur Erklärung Verwandtschaftlichen Handelns
Grief as a Social Emotion: Theoretical Perspectives
The article explores a sociological perspective on grief as a social emotion. Focusing on the social bond with the deceased, the self-concept of the survivor or the power of feeling rules, general sociological theories of emotions (symbolic interactionism, structural theory, behavioral theory) have the potential to deepen the understanding of grief as a social emotion. The article concludes by presenting a cognitive-structural model of grief that…
The Self and Significant Others: Toward a Sociology of Loss
Losses are part of the human condition. And these losses are multifaceted-as diverse as human bonds can be. In this article, I review and analyze the diversity of loss experiences and the notion of loss of self. A sociology of loss illuminates the universes of meaning that refer to person/person, person/animal, or person/object relations and involve different kinds of losses that can be grieved. It also broaches the issue of the social regulation…
Socioeconomic Status Differences in Negative Emotions
The frequency of the experience of particular emotions can be considered a measure of subjective well-being and therefore an indicator of the quality of life in the overall population. Key approaches to the sociology of emotions provide the theoretical background to this study. On the basis of Swiss Household Panel (SHP) data for the years 2005-2011, a random effects regression assessed relationships between the frequency of negative emotions (de…
(Wahl-)Verwandtschaft — Zur Erklärung verwandtschaftlichen Handelns
Verwandtschaft ist eine soziale Denk- und Handlungskategorie, die zwar im Alltag eine wichtige Rolle spielt, die aber in der Soziologie und im speziellen Feld der Familiensoziologie eine fast vergessene Thematik ist. Dies gilt insbesondere für die über die Kernfamilie hinausreichenden erweiterten Familienbeziehungen. \nNina Jakoby zeigt, dass die erweiterte Verwandtschaft auch in modernen differenzierten Gesellschaften ein bedeutsamer Bezugspunkt…
(Wahl-)Verwandtschaft-- zur Erklärung verwandtschaftlichen Handelns
(Wahl-)Verwandtschaft - Zur Erklärung Verwandtschaftlichen Handelns
Literaturbesprechungen
Grief as a Social Emotion: Theoretical Perspectives
The article explores a sociological perspective on grief as a social emotion. Focusing on the social bond with the deceased, the self-concept of the survivor or the power of feeling rules, general sociological theories of emotions (symbolic interactionism, structural theory, behavioral theory) have the potential to deepen the understanding of grief as a social emotion. The article concludes by presenting a cognitive-structural model of grief that…
Talking about grief: Conversational partners sought by bereaved people
The bereavement literature acknowledges the importance of talking about grief. There is, however, a discrepancy between the scientific notions and practical guidelines on the need to communicate grief on the one hand, and the everyday reality of bereaved individuals, who have to deal with difficulties in talking about grief, on the other. Based on an online survey, I identified the range of conversation partners bereaved people sought out while g…
Psychosoziale Belastungen nach dem Tod von Nahestehenden. Machen soziale Netzwerke einen Unterschied? / Suffering due to the Death of a Close Person. Do Social Networks Make a Difference
Der Tod signifikanter Anderer stellt eine besondere Belastungssituation dar, die zu Verunsicherungen und Überforderungen bei den Hinterbliebenen führt. Auf der Grundlage von gepoolten Daten des Schweizer Haushalt- Panels wird der Einfluss von strukturellen Netzwerkmerkmalen und des wahrgenommenen emotionalen Unterstützungspotenzials auf psychosoziale Belastungen nach dem Tod von Nahestehenden analysiert. Die Ergebnisse geben Hinweise auf die Bede…
The Self and Significant Others: Toward a Sociology of Loss
Losses are part of the human condition. And these losses are multifaceted-as diverse as human bonds can be. In this article, I review and analyze the diversity of loss experiences and the notion of loss of self. A sociology of loss illuminates the universes of meaning that refer to person/person, person/animal, or person/object relations and involve different kinds of losses that can be grieved. It also broaches the issue of the social regulation…
Zur Soziologie des Sterbens: Aktuelle Theoretische und Empirische Beitrage
Zur Soziologie des Sterbens: Aktuelle Theoretische und Empirische Beiträge
Socioeconomic Status Differences in Negative Emotions
The frequency of the experience of particular emotions can be considered a measure of subjective well-being and therefore an indicator of the quality of life in the overall population. Key approaches to the sociology of emotions provide the theoretical background to this study. On the basis of Swiss Household Panel (SHP) data for the years 2005-2011, a random effects regression assessed relationships between the frequency of negative emotions (de…
Zur Soziologie des Sterbens
No One Sends You Flowers”: Social Norms and Patients’ Emotional Journey Within Fertility Treatment
Patients undergoing fertility treatment, such as IVF, experience a range of emotions—hope, disappointment, grief, anxiety, jealousy, guilt, and anger. Through a sociology of emotions lens, we trace the emotional journey of patients in fertility treatment in Switzerland to understand subjects’ experiences with medically assisted reproduction (MAR), and to highlight how societal and cultural norms and expectations shape the way they use and emotion…
Sociology (5 works) · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health (4 works) · Social aspects (4 works) · Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Affiliation (Psychology) (2 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 works)