Making meaning of being bereaved by suicide: an everyday experience
Making meaning of being bereaved by suicide: an everyday experience
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DOI：
10.1080/13576275.2020.1823353
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2022-07-03
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0.8
通讯作者：
Carlon, Colleen
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作者：
Carlon, Colleen
这本自我民族志从自杀者的角度探讨自杀的社会意义。研究的重点是三个自我民族志故事的日常经验中，个人意义的决策和自杀的社会意义在当代澳大利亚设置相交。个人的观点被定位在更广泛的讨论自杀禁忌，考虑机构和意义的影响。传统的耻辱和结构性耻辱的概念之间的关键差异，以及自杀禁忌影响自杀的人的意义，使自杀的方式进行了探讨。这篇论文提出了一种重新塑造的行动，以前被认为是内在的耻辱作为积极的自我保护的人失去了自杀。最后，它认为，建立了解自杀社会禁忌的能力，可以为加强自杀丧亲之痛个人叙述中的主体性创造机会。
This autoethnography explores the experience of societal meanings of suicide from the perspective of people bereaved by suicide. The research focuses on three autoethnographic stories of everyday experiences in which personal meaning making and societal meanings of suicide intersect in contemporary Australian settings. Personal perspectives are positioned alongside broader discussions of suicide taboo to consider the implications for agency and meaning making. Key differences between conventional notions of stigma and structural stigma, and ways in which suicide taboo influences meaning making for people bereaved by suicide are explored. The paper proposes a recasting of action previously framed as internalised stigma as proactive self-preservation by people bereaved by suicide. It concludes by arguing that building capacity to see the societal taboos of suicide creates opportunities for strengthening agency in personal narratives of bereavement by suicide.