Anna Gotlib
Biographic Data
| ID | 6533471 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Gotlib |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Gotlib |
| SIGNATURE | GOTLIB A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brooklyn College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9143-8547 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
(Bio)technology, Identity, and the Other
This chapter offers a critical analysis of the place that evolving technologies (and especially bio-technologies) are beginning to occupy in our ideas about who we are and who we might become. This chapter’s general claim is that we cannot consider the nature, function, and role of technology without taking account of its impact on personal and group identities, and especially the identities of vulnerable others. The chapter addresses the difficu…
Explosion Principle
Letting Go of Familiar Narratives as Tragic Optimism in the Era of Covid-19
Commentary on “Neurotechnologies, Relational Autonomy, and Authenticity”
Refugee
Clinical Solutions
This article focuses on the main results of a quantitative empirical study of clinical decisions made by doctors in medical institutions of various profiles in a large Russian city. The study was conducted in 2019 and is based on the results of the previous qualitative analysis stage — within the research “mix-strategy”. The main point of analytical interest is the factors which influence the doctors’ clinical decisions in two basic clinical situ…
Medical choice of chronic patients in a large Russian сity
This article is devoted to the main results of a quantitative empirical study of patients’ choice in a large Russian city. The object of this study was the chronic patients of Samara city, selected using a two-step sample method according to the following criteria: disease type, gender, age (N = 510 p). Research was conducted using the semi-formal interview method. Methodologically the study goes back to an approach which was developed within the…
Narrative medicine in the framework of empirical social research
This article contains the results of the empirical analysis carried out in 2012-2016 which sought to examine whether patients' narratives of their illness were present in doctor-patient communication and whether this subjective story was significant to both sides of the medical communication in Russian somatic disease medicine. The research was carried out in four stages and combined qualitative and quantitative methods, analyzing the perspective…
Dedicated to Budimir Gvidonovich Tukumtsev, professional and person
The article makes an attempt to analyze the biography of the well-known Russian sociologist B.G. Tukumtsev in the genre of ethnographic strategy of qualitative sociological research. The basic norms and practices that were established in the legendary Laboratory of Sociological Research of the Kuibyshev Polytechnic University, and later — the Samara State University, whose leader was always B.G. Tukumtsev, are considered
Intergenerational justice and health care
Among the myriad longstanding political, socioeconomic, and moral debates focused on the fair distribution of health-care resources within the United States, those addressing intergenerational justice tend to produce the most heat and, often, the least amount of light. The familiar narratives tend to be binary ones of opposing generational stakeholders. While a great number of proposed solutions focus on reconfiguring rationing priorities, this p…
The other side of care
Of Bodies and Selves
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Sociology in Samara
The case of Samara shows how sociology in the Soviet Union was developed essentially by self-taught researchers with help from more established research centers, and how research was linked to the solution of practical problems in the economy and society
Stories from the margins
In this paper, I address the marginalization of Russian immigrant patients within the American medical system. I argue that their already vulnerable position as immigrants with serious illnesses or conditions is exacerbated by unfamiliar social, cultural, and psychological terrain. This complex situation calls for a revision of the clinician-patient model in favor of a more comprehensive approach that takes seriously their double marginalization …
Stories from the margins
In this paper, I address the marginalization of Russian immigrant patients within the American medical system. I argue that their already vulnerable position as immigrants with serious illnesses or conditions is exacerbated by unfamiliar social, cultural, and psychological terrain. This complex situation calls for a revision of the clinician–patient model in favor of a more comprehensive approach that takes seriously their double marginalization …
Medical choice of chronic patients in a large Russian сity
This article is devoted to the main results of a quantitative empirical study of patients’ choice in a large Russian city. The object of this study was the chronic patients of Samara city, selected using a two-step sample method according to the following criteria: disease type, gender, age (N = 510 p). Research was conducted using the semi-formal interview method. Methodologically the study goes back to an approach which was developed within the…
Sociology in Samara
The case of Samara shows how sociology in the Soviet Union was developed essentially by self-taught researchers with help from more established research centers, and how research was linked to the solution of practical problems in the economy and society
Stories from the margins
In this paper, I address the marginalization of Russian immigrant patients within the American medical system. I argue that their already vulnerable position as immigrants with serious illnesses or conditions is exacerbated by unfamiliar social, cultural, and psychological terrain. This complex situation calls for a revision of the clinician-patient model in favor of a more comprehensive approach that takes seriously their double marginalization …
Stories from the margins
In this paper, I address the marginalization of Russian immigrant patients within the American medical system. I argue that their already vulnerable position as immigrants with serious illnesses or conditions is exacerbated by unfamiliar social, cultural, and psychological terrain. This complex situation calls for a revision of the clinician–patient model in favor of a more comprehensive approach that takes seriously their double marginalization …
Of Bodies and Selves
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The other side of care
Intergenerational justice and health care
Among the myriad longstanding political, socioeconomic, and moral debates focused on the fair distribution of health-care resources within the United States, those addressing intergenerational justice tend to produce the most heat and, often, the least amount of light. The familiar narratives tend to be binary ones of opposing generational stakeholders. While a great number of proposed solutions focus on reconfiguring rationing priorities, this p…
Narrative medicine in the framework of empirical social research
This article contains the results of the empirical analysis carried out in 2012-2016 which sought to examine whether patients' narratives of their illness were present in doctor-patient communication and whether this subjective story was significant to both sides of the medical communication in Russian somatic disease medicine. The research was carried out in four stages and combined qualitative and quantitative methods, analyzing the perspective…
Dedicated to Budimir Gvidonovich Tukumtsev, professional and person
The article makes an attempt to analyze the biography of the well-known Russian sociologist B.G. Tukumtsev in the genre of ethnographic strategy of qualitative sociological research. The basic norms and practices that were established in the legendary Laboratory of Sociological Research of the Kuibyshev Polytechnic University, and later — the Samara State University, whose leader was always B.G. Tukumtsev, are considered
Medical choice of chronic patients in a large Russian сity
This article is devoted to the main results of a quantitative empirical study of patients’ choice in a large Russian city. The object of this study was the chronic patients of Samara city, selected using a two-step sample method according to the following criteria: disease type, gender, age (N = 510 p). Research was conducted using the semi-formal interview method. Methodologically the study goes back to an approach which was developed within the…
Commentary on “Neurotechnologies, Relational Autonomy, and Authenticity”
Refugee
Clinical Solutions
This article focuses on the main results of a quantitative empirical study of clinical decisions made by doctors in medical institutions of various profiles in a large Russian city. The study was conducted in 2019 and is based on the results of the previous qualitative analysis stage — within the research “mix-strategy”. The main point of analytical interest is the factors which influence the doctors’ clinical decisions in two basic clinical situ…
Letting Go of Familiar Narratives as Tragic Optimism in the Era of Covid-19
(Bio)technology, Identity, and the Other
This chapter offers a critical analysis of the place that evolving technologies (and especially bio-technologies) are beginning to occupy in our ideas about who we are and who we might become. This chapter’s general claim is that we cannot consider the nature, function, and role of technology without taking account of its impact on personal and group identities, and especially the identities of vulnerable others. The chapter addresses the difficu…
Explosion Principle
Psychology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Empathy and Medical Education (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Narrative (4 works) · Nursing (4 works)