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Reciprocity and Dependency in Old Age

Part of the International Perspectives on Aging Book Series (volume 8)

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-6687-1

ISBN: 978-1-4614-6686-4

Publisher: Springer New York - Springer Journals

Apr 19, 2013

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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A Matter of Dignity

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 3 –14

[In this introductory chapter I highlight the essence of, and the phenomenological basis which underpins, the two-part argument on which this book is based. The first premise is that there is the potential for older people who are significantly dependent on others for their care to experience...
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Setting the Context

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 15 –34

[As the lived experience of reciprocity in eldercare would seem to be under-represented in the literature relating to the care of older people significantly dependent on others, in this chapter I draw on a fairly wide range of literature to situate, and set the scene for, the study that follows....
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Reciprocity and Old Age

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 35 –65

[Here I review early and seminal works relating to reciprocity in general, and the critiques they have attracted, before moving on to focus on literature relating more directly to reciprocity and eldercare, and that which has significance for developing a more sociologically and...
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Research Design and Methods

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 69 –96

[In previous chapters, I introduced the rationale for having a phenomenological approach underpin research design and methods in general. What follows here is a discussion of the methodological issues pertinent to this particular piece of empirical research—the application in the field of what...
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Findings

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 97 –133

[The participants are introduced here, and their perspectives on both the importance of, and also access to, opportunities for reciprocity described. Drawing on the phenomenologically significant concepts already identified as the basis of an analytical framework, I present the nineteen themes...
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The Significance of the Findings for the Spiritual Well-Being of Older People Dependent on Formal Care

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 137 –177

[In this Chap. 1 explore the significance of the findings for the spiritual well-being of older people dependent on formal care. The main focus of this study is an exploration of how the participants attempted to make sense of the significance of reciprocity in their lives, and of their...
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The Significance of the Findings for the Theorising of Old Age

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 179 –195

[Here I move the focus to the significance of the findings for the theorising of ageing itself. I discuss how they support current challenges to deficit models that conceptualise old age as decline, and challenge the polarisation of subjectivity and objectivity by highlighting the operating of a...
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The Significance of the Findings for Eldercare Practice

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 197 –210

[Building on the previous two chapters, I explore here the significance of the findings for eldercare practice, and how they have the potential to challenge spiritually diminishing cultures and practices if the epistemological value of older people’s perspectives were to be accorded more status....
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Their Journeys and Mine

Thompson, Sue

Pages: 211 –219

[In this concluding chapter, I summarise how exploring the lived experience of older people dependent on care, through both my innovative phenomenologically grounded analytical framework and my use of PCS analysis in an innovative context, has provided insights which build on existing knowledge...

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