Medicinal commodities and the gift of a caring mother

Hodgetts, Darrin; Hayward, Brooke Particia; Stolte, Ottilie

doi:10.1177/1469540513498611

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“…The internal physical space of the Men's Shed North Shore (see [ Figure 2 here] On visiting the Shed, one's attention is drawn to the objects (see Figure 2) that are used to participate there both physically and socially. Such objects, associated practices and the Shed space, provide reflection points through which these men come to place themselves in the Shed, and convey how they can relate to others there (Hodgetts, Hayward, & Stolte, 2015;Hurdley, 2006;Reckwitz, 2002).…”

Section: The Present Study: Research Setting and Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Men's re-placement: Social practices in a Men's Shed

2018

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Transitions into retirement can be difficult at the best of times. Many men find themselves having to reflect on who they are and what their lives are about. Their access to social supports and material resources are often disrupted. Men's Sheds offer a space where retired men can actively pursue wellbeing, and respond to disruption and loneliness through emplaced community practices. This paper draws on ethnographic research in a Men's Shed in Auckland, New Zealand in order to explore the social practices through which men create a shared space for themselves in which they can engage in meaningful relationships with each other. We document how participants work in concert to create a space in which they can be together through collective labour. Their emplacement in the shed affords opportunities for supported transitions into retirement and for engaging healthy lives beyond paid employment.

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Men's re-placement: Social practices in a Men's Shed

2018

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“…Visual methods, for example, were underutilized. Photo-elicitation, for instance, was employed only four times (Cabalquinto, 2020;Hodgetts et al, 2015;Johnstone & Todd, 2012;Yau & Christidi, 2018).…”

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“…Other studies investigate the practice of mobile caregiving (Cabalquinto, 2020); everyday medicative practices of mothers caring for chronically ill children (Hodgetts et al, 2015); and how firsttime parents successfully habituate some newly adopted practices while facing obstacles, emphasizing the importance of planning and realignment capabilities (Thomas & Epp, 2019). Formative Phase, and Information Processing Phase (Ekström, 2003).…”

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Motherhood and consumption: A systematic review and directions for future research

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2024

Int J Consumer Studies

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This article presents a hybrid literature review on the relationship between motherhood and consumption, encompassing academic research in Business, Management, and Cultural Studies that investigates mothers as consumers and the reciprocal influence between mothers and other actors in family consumption dynamics. Bibliometric research was conducted on 175 articles indexed on the Web of Science using the SPAR‐4‐SLR protocol. It included performance analysis, intellectual and conceptual structure of the field, an evolutionary overview of publications, and a map of trends. Moreover, from the systematic review, a new framework, PTCCM, is proposed to identify the publications' widely used perspectives, theories, constructs, characteristics, and methods. The findings reveal nine major perspectives on motherhood and consumption: consumer socialization and intergenerational influence, consumption and identity, vulnerabilities and public policies, consumption and liminality, influences of children on family consumption, maternal practices, decision‐making and consumption process, gender studies, and advertising. Based on the identified gaps, thematic, theoretical, contextual, and methodological suggestions for future work are presented. This systematic review provides a map for academics and professionals interested in consumption in the context of motherhood, offering a comprehensive overview of the state‐of‐the‐art and research agenda.

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“…Hodgetts has a wide range of international connections, invitations as a keynote speaker and extensive critical publications on health matters (e.g. Hodgetts et al, 2015; Stolte and Hodgetts, 2015) and has held major grants from the Royal Society’s Marsden Fund, the Health Research Council, and Nga Pae o Te Maramatanga, the Māori Centre of Research Excellence.…”

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Critical health psychology in New Zealand: Developments, directions and reflections

2017

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We examine how critical health psychology developed in New Zealand, taking an historical perspective to document important influences. We discuss how academic appointments created a confluence of critical researchers at Massey University, how interest in health psychology arose and expanded, how the critical turn eventuated and how connections, both local and international, were important in building and sustaining these developments. We discuss the evolution of teaching a critical health psychology training programme, describe the research agendas and professional activities of academic staff involved and how this sustains the critical agenda. We close with some reflections on progress and attainment.

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Medicinal commodities and the gift of a caring mother

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

Men's re-placement: Social practices in a Men's Shed

Men's re-placement: Social practices in a Men's Shed

Motherhood and consumption: A systematic review and directions for future research

Critical health psychology in New Zealand: Developments, directions and reflections

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