2012
DOI: 10.1080/1177083x.2012.670651
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New Zealanders’ perceptions of gift and giving back as participants of organ transfer procedures

Abstract: There is an established international tradition of empirical research in anthropology and sociology on organ donation and transplantation. However, little empirical research on this topic has been done in New Zealand. This article contributes New Zealand data to the literature, drawing on qualitative research investigating the experiences of 78 Pākehā and Māori and their perceptions of bio-identity in the course of tissue exchange. In line with international studies our findings indicate the language used to p… Show more

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“…I associate gift in a more trivial way than I do the donation of an organ" (R, W). This perception, that gift connotes superfluity, thereby profaning the donative act, has been discussed elsewhere (Shaw, Bell, & Webb, 2012).…”
Section: Gift As Trivialmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…I associate gift in a more trivial way than I do the donation of an organ" (R, W). This perception, that gift connotes superfluity, thereby profaning the donative act, has been discussed elsewhere (Shaw, Bell, & Webb, 2012).…”
Section: Gift As Trivialmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Del mismo modo, Shaw et al (2012) resaltan la presencia de diferencias entre la experiencia del receptor cuando el donante del órgano es cadavérico vs. cuando es un donante vivo (sea familiar o no).…”
Section: Significados Del Trasplanteunclassified
“…Si bien la culpa del sobreviviente es un concepto acuñado para explicar las reacciones emocionales de los sobrevivientes de los campos de concentración (Vamos, 2010), se ha propuesto que los receptores experimentan la paradoja de que su nueva oportunidad de vivir coincide con la muerte de otra persona (Shaw et al, 2012). Algunos hacen atribuciones causales (p.…”
Section: Significados Del Trasplanteunclassified
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