2020
DOI: 10.1111/ecc.13320
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Cancer survivorship reimagined: A qualitative study on evolving interpretative repertoires of cancer and survivorship using participant‐produced photography

Abstract: Evans (2012), for instance, called for reconsideration of the term "cancer survivor" after finding that a majority of participants in their study who had lived at least 5 years past their initial diagnosis found the term unrelatable. Cancer survivorship is a multilayered concept,

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“…Study findings were produced as part of a project on cancer survivorship (DP150100414, Plage, 2020Plage, , 2021Plage & Kirby, 2021). Participants were recruited from two cancer care centers within public hospitals in Queensland, Australia.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Study findings were produced as part of a project on cancer survivorship (DP150100414, Plage, 2020Plage, , 2021Plage & Kirby, 2021). Participants were recruited from two cancer care centers within public hospitals in Queensland, Australia.…”
Section: Study Design Recruitment and Data Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En él, se dibuja la salud como una responsabilidad individual, y a las pacientes como luchadoras contra un agresor externo, dispuestas a pelear con esperanza y con fuerza. También se presenta el cáncer como un viaje y como un momento de aprendizaje y crecimiento personal (Bell, 2012;Plage, 2020). La noción básica queda resumida en la idea de la restitución de la salud (Frank, 2013): el cáncer es el enemigo, y es necesario todo esfuerzo para batirlo y para volver a la vida normal.…”
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“…Y es que, como explica Rebeca Pardo, las auto-patografías visuales ofrecen "un tipo de fotografía más doméstica y familiar que […] ofrece una vía de réplica a cierta imaginería que hasta [entonces] parecía incontestable" (Pardo, 2019, p. 30). Así, la fotografía da a los pacientes la oportunidad de reflexionar sobre su propia enfermedad y de presentar un discurso sobre su cuerpo, su vida y su identidad (De Noronha, 2019;Hale et al, 2020;Henriksen et al, 2011;Plage, 2020Plage, , 2022Tembeck, 2016). Mientras que los discursos dominantes a menudo niegan emociones como la apatía o la incertidumbre, la fotografía autorreferencial permite expresarlas con libertad (Gómez-Arrieta y Silva-Salazar, 2017).…”
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“…The data on which I draw were produced as part of a larger study on the evolving landscapes of cancer survivorship in Australia (DP150100414), and employed sequential interviews, participant-produced photography, and photo-elicitation techniques (Plage, 2022). The study combined narrative (Riessman, 2008) and visual inquiry (Azoulay, 2012) and has resulted in varied analytical foci for instance of rituals and identity (Plage, 2021), authenticity (Plage and Kirby, 2022), moral emotions (Plage and Olson, 2021), or meanings of cancer and survival (Plage, 2020). This visual essay brings time and space into focus.…”
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