Poetry and COVID-19: the benefit of poetry and the poetryandcovidarchive.com website to mental health and wellbeing
Poetry and COVID-19: the benefit of poetry and the poetryandcovidarchive.com website to mental health and wellbeing
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诗歌和 COVID-19：诗歌和 Poetryandcovidarchive.com 网站对心理健康和福祉的益处
DOI：
10.1080/08893675.2023.2250921
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
0.7
通讯作者：
Caleshu A
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Caleshu A
自二零二零年六月至二零二一年六月，网站poetryandcovid.com（现存档于aspoetryandcovidarchive.com）成为世界各地人士对COVID-19疫情作出诗意回应的平台。该网站精选了600多位诗人的1000多首诗，并获得了C。来自128个国家的10万人观看。这些诗歌、作者的感言，以及提交给组织者和公共网站的“评论”，表达了人们在大流行期间的感受。在该项目的最后三个月，该网站主持了一项根据沃里克-爱丁堡心理健康量表（WEMWBS）改编的调查，旨在了解诗歌的价值，特别是网站对心理健康和幸福的价值。共有400人参加，373人完成了WEMWBS，250多人提供了“最后意见”。结果表明，诗歌的写作和阅读--以及网站本身--对心理健康和幸福有相当大的好处。
From June 2020 to June 2021, the website poetryandcovid.com (now archived aspoetryandcovidarchive.com) served as a platform for poetic responses by people from around the world to the COVID-19 pandemic. The site featured 1000+ poems by 600+ poets and received c. 100,000 views by people from 128 countries. The poetry, their author’s testimonials, as well as “comments” submitted to the organisers and public website, expressed how people felt during the pandemic. In the project’s final three months, the website hosted a survey adapted from the Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS), targeted at understanding the value of poetry, in general, and the website, in particular, to mental health and wellbeing. 400 people took part, 373 completed the WEMWBS, and over 250 participants provided “final comments”. The results show that the writing and reading of poetry – as well as the website itself – were of considerable benefit to mental health and wellbeing.