The practice of non-suicidal self-injury: a sociological enquiry
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Autor: Mayrhofer, Andrea
Jahr: 2011
Table of Contents
List of Tables.......................................................................................................11
List of Figures.....................................................................................................13
CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING......................................15
1.1 Introduction.................................................................................................15
1.2 Problem statement and research questions.................................................17
1.3 Assumptions................................................................................................17
1.4 Glossary of key terms.................................................................................18
1.5 Abbreviations and acronyms.......................................................................19
1.6 Structure of the dissertation: a précis of each chapter................................20
CHAPTER 2 REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE............................................25
2.1 Introduction................................................................................................25
2.2 Search strategy ...........................................................................................25
2.3 In search of conceptual clarity ...................................................................27
2.3.1 Intent: attempted suicide or anti-suicide?.........................................29
2.3.1.1 The use of terminology to express intent...........................30
2.3.1.2 Remaining debates concerning the risk of suicide.............32
2.4 Taxonomy of self-injurious behaviours......................................................34
2.4.1 Neurobiology: functional analyses of stereotypic self-injury...........35
2.4.2 Neurochemistry and physiology: endorphin hypotheses..................36
2.4.3 Psychological diagnoses: classified and coded................................37
2.4.4 Socio-cultural perspectives...............................................................39
2.4.4.1 Socio-cultural expressions of emotions via the body.........39
2.4.4.2 The body as canvas: inscription of identity........................40
2.4.4.3 The modern primitive movement.......................................40
2.4.4.4 Mutilation-debate versus mental health discourse.............42
2.4.4.5 The prevalence of self-injury: mediated via the media?.... 43
2.5 Frequently reported aetiologies, functions and meanings...........................45
2.5.1 Childhood trauma, violence, abuse and neglect...............................45
2.52 States of dissociation.........................................................................47
2.6 Theorising antecedents of self-injurious behaviour....................................51
2.7 Therapeutic approaches to dealing with self-injury....................................52
2.8 Conclusion...................................................................................................53
CHAPTER 3 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK..............................................57
3.1 Introduction.................................................................................................57
3.2 Theorising self-injury..................................................................................5{*
3.3 Understanding society through forms of interaction:
Simmel s theory of sociation......................................................................60
3.4 Symbolic interactionism..............................................................................62
3.4.1 Intellectual roots.............................................................??.................63
3.4.2 Society, mind and self: the core concepts of interactionism............66
3.42.1 The human mind is social: Cooley s looking-glass self.... 66
3.422 Thomas s definition of the situation..................................69
3.42.3 George Herbert Mead s objectified self.............................70
3.4.3 Theoretical differences between Cooley/Mead:
a critical analysis...............................................................................74
3.4.4 Varieties of interactionism................................................................77
3.4.4.1 Critique of interactionism...................................................79
3.5 The embodied self: the body in social interaction......................................81
3.5.1 The meaning of the symbol...............................................................82
3.5.2 Mind, self and emotions: bounded by skin?.....................................83
3.6 Conclusion...................................................................................................87
CHAPTER 4 PHILOSOPHY, METHODOLOGY AND METHODS............89
4.1 Introduction.................................................................................................89
4.2 Philosophical underpinning of the research strategy..................................89
4.2.1 The acquisition of knowledge via opposing scientific paradigms.... 90
4.3 Units of analysis and modes of explanation................................................93
4.3.1 The positivistic mode of explanation: social facts...........................93
4.3.2 The interpretive mode of explanation: individual actors.................95
4.32.1 Erklärung, verstehen, or methodological individualism? . 95
4.3.3 The interactionist mode of explanation: sociation............................97
4.4 Research design and operationalisation......................................................99
4.4.1 Qualitative research methods............................................................99
4.42 Sample selection: rationale and criteria.........................................101
4.42.1 The criteriology of sampling............................................101
4.422 Ethical considerations.......................................................102
4.4.3 Sample recruitment.........................................................................103
4.4.3.1 Drop-in centres versus Internet options............................103
4.4.3.2 Access to the elusive sample...........................................105
4.4.3.3 The sample and its characteristics...................................105
4.4.3.4 Ethics revisited..................................................................107
4.4.4 Generating data...............................................................................108
4.4.4.1 The interviewing process..................................................108
4.4.4.2 Construction and content of the interview schedule.........108
4.4.4.3 My role as interviewer......................................................110
4.5 The analysis of qualitative data................................................................110
4.5.1 Transcription and reading of data...................................................110
4.5.2 Coding and analysing data.............................................................111
4.5.3 Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software...............112
4.6 Conclusion.................................................................................................114
CHAPTER 5 INTERPRETATION OF DATA..............................................117
5.1 Introduction...............................................................................................117
5.2 Elements and aspects of self injurious behaviours ..................................117
52.1 Respondents definitions of self harm............................................118
5.22 Links between self-injury and suicide: the question of intent........119
5.2.3 What is the rationale behind the choice of method?.......................121
5.2.4 The role of the body in relation to functions of self-injury ...........122
5.3 Individual aetiologies: rooted in social interaction?.................................126
5.3.1 Lack of support, lack of affection, emotional neglect....................126
5.3.2 Child sexual abuse .........................................................................128
5.3.3 Bullies and teenage gangs..............................................................129
5.3.4 Emotional states: the self in self-injury..........................................131
5.4 Do processes ofsociation contribute to the prevalence of self-injury?.... 134
5.4.1 Is the practice of self-injury socially mediated?.............................134
5.4.2 Respondents perceptions of wider social processes......................137
5.5 Interacting with agencies: the viewpoint of participants..........................140
5.5.1 Respondents experiences of medical care....................................140
5.5.2 Treating the symptom instead of the problem................................143
5.5.3 Messages to teenagers, families, schools and the media................144
5.6 Conclusion.................................................................................................146
CHAPTER 6 THEORETICAL DISCUSSION OF FINDINGS....................149
6.1 Introduction...............................................................................................149
6.2 Are self injurious behaviours to be understood as antecedent to
suicide, antithetical to suicide, or both?....................................................150
6.2.1 Conceptual distinctions: the use of terminology............................150
6.22 A question of intent? The paradox of self-injury............................153
6.2.3 The addictive propensities of the practice of self-injury................155
6.3 Is the practice of self-injury due to individual pathologies?....................157
6.3.1 Simmel s units of analysis: forms of social interaction..................157
6.3.2 The mind/self created in social interaction.....................................159
6.3.2.1 Theobjectification of self.................................................159
6.3.22 The social self acquired: interpretive processes...............160
6.32.3 The social self expressed: embodied identities................165
6.4 Prevalence: a consequence of socially mediated meanings?...................168
6.4.1 Self-injury: social contagion, ideation or imitation?......................169
6.42 Social institutions: media, schools and family...............................172
6.4.2.1 Aspects of media reporting: unintended consequences?.. 172
6.42.2 Education: rights-based policy or restorative justice?......174
6.4.2.3 The family as a social institution......................................176
6.5 Conclusion.................................................................................................178
CHAPTER 7 CONCLUDING COMMENTS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS..........................................................183
7.1 Introduction...............................................................................................183
72 Synopsis of the chapters...........................................................................183
7.3 Limitations of the study............................................................................183
7.4 The sociological significance of the knowledge gained...........................184
7.4.1 The significance of the knowledge gained for sociology itself......186
7.5 The relevance of knowledge gains for policy and practice.......................186
7.6 Recommendations for further study in sociology.....................................188
REFERENCES.................................................................................................189
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