Like clockwork? (Re)imagining rhythms and routines when living with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Like clockwork? (Re)imagining rhythms and routines when living with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
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DOI：
10.1111/1467-9566.13504
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发表时间：
2022
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
White L
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White L
健康，疾病和残疾的时间轨迹-从传记变化到社会时间内的微观实践-是医学社会学和残疾研究的重要组成部分。基于英国的定性研究，使用日记和随访访谈来探索肠易激综合征（IBS）的日常生活，本文探讨了生活中的日常生活。它特别关注的是日常生活的预期，放慢和伸展，以适应和/或照顾身体，与个人和社会的节奏交织在一起，出来和彼此。这些反思是通过参与者对日常生活和节奏的了解、伸展和调整早晨的日常生活来照顾身体以及日常生活如何被重新想象为身体和社交聚会来讲述的。借鉴的概念“跛脚时间”的社会弯曲，以满足与身体，本文旨在阐明医学社会学和残疾研究之间的重要交叉点，通过与IBS的生活帐户。这篇文章展示了纠缠的结构，禁用时间的节奏和体现的时间性，通过承认的例程重新想象。它为医学社会学和残疾研究提供了一个贡献，在重新想象社会生活与具体的时间在脑海中。
Temporal trajectories of health, illness and disability—from biographical change to micro‐embodied practices within social time—are important strands within medical sociology and disability studies. Drawing upon a UK‐based qualitative study using diaries and follow‐up interviews to explore everyday life with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), this article explores routines when living with the condition. It focuses specifically on accounts of routines being anticipated, slowed down and stretched out to accommodate and/or care for bodies, with personal and social rhythms weaved in, out and with each other. Such reflections are told through participants’ accounts of knowing routines and rhythms, stretching out and pacing morning routines to care for the body and how everyday practices are reimagined as the body and the social meet. Drawing upon the concept of ‘Crip Time’ where the social bends to meet with the body, this article seeks to illuminate important intersections between medical sociology and disability studies through accounts of living with IBS. This article demonstrates the entanglement of structural, disabling temporal rhythms and embodied temporalities, through an acknowledgement of routines reimagined. It offers a contribution to both medical sociology and disability studies in reimagining social lives with embodied temporalities in mind.
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