Perspectives on social and material fractures in care:
"The COVID-19 pandemic functioned as a stark illuminator, exposing the deep-seated cracks in social and material support for those in caregiving roles. Despite the resilience of care workers and essential personnel, the lack of robust connections and infrastructure became apparent, impacting th...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The COVID-19 pandemic functioned as a stark illuminator, exposing the deep-seated cracks in social and material support for those in caregiving roles. Despite the resilience of care workers and essential personnel, the lack of robust connections and infrastructure became apparent, impacting these individuals but resonating across the broader public. The pandemic laid bare the lengths people must go to care for others and the urgent need for interconnectedness and support within caregiving realms.Perspectives on Social and Material Fractures in Care offers a multi-disciplinary exploration of care, drawing on existing theoretical frameworks, empirical research, and personal stories. By navigating the complexities of care at various levels, the book aims to provide a profound understanding of the current state of affairs. Moreover, it does not stop at diagnosis; it seeks to propel the conversation forward by delving into ethical, intersectional, and life-sustaining approaches to enhance the very fabric of caregiving. As we confront the pressing issues surrounding who receives care, who is expected to care, and the seemingly off-limits aspects of societal concern, the book becomes a vital resource for academics, higher education professionals, and students eager to grasp the intricate dynamics of care in the contemporary United States."-- |
| Beschreibung: | 18 PDFs (314 pages) Also available in print. |
| Format: | Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9798369300169 |
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| contents | Chapter 1. Articulations of care -- Chapter 2. Care work and the crisis of the neoliberal university -- Chapter 3. How the housing system in the united States disrupts care: tales from the rental market and other problems -- Chapter 4. The conditional context governing informal care provision: current challenges and ideas for change -- Chapter 5. A four-generation autoethnography of caregiving for older family members -- Chapter 6. Collaborative caregiving in multi-generational families -- Chapter 7. An hebraic alternative to mind-body dualism -- Chapter 8. I'm my own person: the retention of self in persons with dementia -- Chapter 9. The self of the healthcare practitioner: why it matters -- Chapter 10. Cracks in the provision of care: voices from the front line. |
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| spelling | Perspectives on social and material fractures in care Colleen R. Greer, Debra F. Peterson, editors. Hershey, Pennsylvania (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA) : IGI Global, 2024. 18 PDFs (314 pages) text rdacontent electronic isbdmedia online resource rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Chapter 1. Articulations of care -- Chapter 2. Care work and the crisis of the neoliberal university -- Chapter 3. How the housing system in the united States disrupts care: tales from the rental market and other problems -- Chapter 4. The conditional context governing informal care provision: current challenges and ideas for change -- Chapter 5. A four-generation autoethnography of caregiving for older family members -- Chapter 6. Collaborative caregiving in multi-generational families -- Chapter 7. An hebraic alternative to mind-body dualism -- Chapter 8. I'm my own person: the retention of self in persons with dementia -- Chapter 9. The self of the healthcare practitioner: why it matters -- Chapter 10. Cracks in the provision of care: voices from the front line. Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. "The COVID-19 pandemic functioned as a stark illuminator, exposing the deep-seated cracks in social and material support for those in caregiving roles. Despite the resilience of care workers and essential personnel, the lack of robust connections and infrastructure became apparent, impacting these individuals but resonating across the broader public. The pandemic laid bare the lengths people must go to care for others and the urgent need for interconnectedness and support within caregiving realms.Perspectives on Social and Material Fractures in Care offers a multi-disciplinary exploration of care, drawing on existing theoretical frameworks, empirical research, and personal stories. By navigating the complexities of care at various levels, the book aims to provide a profound understanding of the current state of affairs. Moreover, it does not stop at diagnosis; it seeks to propel the conversation forward by delving into ethical, intersectional, and life-sustaining approaches to enhance the very fabric of caregiving. As we confront the pressing issues surrounding who receives care, who is expected to care, and the seemingly off-limits aspects of societal concern, the book becomes a vital resource for academics, higher education professionals, and students eager to grasp the intricate dynamics of care in the contemporary United States."-- Provided by publisher. Also available in print. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Description based on title screen (IGI Global, viewed 03/01/2024). Caregivers United States. Extended families United States. Health services accessibility United States. Medical care United States. Medical ethics United States. Caregivers. Ethics, Medical. Extended Family. Health Services Accessibility. Patient Care. Sociodemographic Factors. United States. Electronic books. Greer, Colleen R. 1957- editor. Peterson, Debra F., editor. IGI Global, publisher. Print version: 9798369300152 FWS01 ZDB-98-IGB FWS_PDA_IGB http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/979-8-3693-0015-2 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Perspectives on social and material fractures in care Chapter 1. Articulations of care -- Chapter 2. Care work and the crisis of the neoliberal university -- Chapter 3. How the housing system in the united States disrupts care: tales from the rental market and other problems -- Chapter 4. The conditional context governing informal care provision: current challenges and ideas for change -- Chapter 5. A four-generation autoethnography of caregiving for older family members -- Chapter 6. Collaborative caregiving in multi-generational families -- Chapter 7. An hebraic alternative to mind-body dualism -- Chapter 8. I'm my own person: the retention of self in persons with dementia -- Chapter 9. The self of the healthcare practitioner: why it matters -- Chapter 10. Cracks in the provision of care: voices from the front line. Caregivers United States. Extended families United States. Health services accessibility United States. Medical care United States. Medical ethics United States. Caregivers. Ethics, Medical. Extended Family. Health Services Accessibility. Patient Care. Sociodemographic Factors. |
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