Social and cultural considerations in recovery from anorexia nervosa: a critical poststructuralist analysis.
Social and cultural considerations in recovery from anorexia nervosa: a critical poststructuralist analysis.
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10.1097/00012272-200301000-00004
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2003
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P. Hardin
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P. Hardin
医疗保健研究的新指令要求研究人员将分析超越个人分析，并将重点放在社会、文化和历史过程上，作为健康和疾病的相互关联的决定因素。本文秉承后结构主义方法论，将分析焦点从个人主义叙事转移到有关神经性厌食症康复的社会和文化话语中。这项研究的重点是社会和文化假设，这些假设似乎是一个悖论，通过正在康复或已经从神经性厌食症中恢复的年轻女性的叙述来确定。通过在个体化框架之外进行理论分析，可以突出个人主义、健康、自我监督、女性、身体和厌食症康复概念之间的关系。
New directives in health care research challenge researchers to move analysis beyond that of the individual and focus on social, cultural, and historical processes as interrelated determinants of health and illness. Adhering to a poststructuralist methodology, this article moves the analytic focus beyond individualistic narratives and into social and cultural discourses concerning recovery from anorexia nervosa. This study focused on social and cultural assumptions identified, seemingly as a paradox, through accounts articulated by young women who are in recovery or have recovered from anorexia nervosa. By theorizing outside of an individualized framework, it is possible to foreground the relationships between individualism, health, self-surveillance, women, the body, and the notion of recovery from anorexia.