2023
DOI: 10.1177/02646196231199924
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Being siblings of children with visual impairment

Tiziana Battistin,
Irene Bottan,
Vincenzo Zanardo
et al.

Abstract: This is a qualitative study that gives voice to 33 siblings of children with visual impairment in care at the Robert Hollman Foundation, focusing on their relationships with their brothers/sisters. Participants aged 7 to 22 recounted their daily life experiences and perspectives, expressing their feelings during semi-structured individual interviews. Data were analyzed according to the thematic analysis in the conceptual framework of ‘the new sociology of childhood’. The vast majority of siblings showed a spec… Show more

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