Talking about care : two sides to the story / [electronic resource]
Forbat, Liz,author.
This book offers a new approach to scrutinising the co-existence of both care and abuse in relationships. Discourse analysis is introduced as a method of investigating relationships, policy and literature in informal care, and analytic tools are considered alongside case-studies to illustrate how both parties construct their relationship.
Cover; Contents; Acknowledgements; INTRODUCTION - Talking about care/caring about talk; ONE - Constructions of care: the family, difficulties and policy; TWO - Biographies, family histories and discursive psychology; THREE - Accounts of care and accounting for care: repertoires in talk; FOUR - Embedding difficulties in talk about care relationships; FIVE - Mapping family history: the genealogy of difficulties and care; SIX - Two sides to the care story: illustrating the analytic potential; SEVEN - Talking about family care: practice implications; References
APPENDIX A - Biographical summaries of participantsAPPENDIX B - Transcription notations; APPENDIX C - Methods; Index; Also available from The Policy Press
Includes bibliographical references (p. 185-194) and index.
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 20 Jan 2022).
This book offers a new approach to scrutinising the co-existence of both care and abuse in relationships. Discourse analysis is introduced as a method of investigating relationships, policy and literature in informal care, and analytic tools are considered alongside case-studies to illustrate how both parties construct their relationship.
Caregivers.
Families.
Communication in families.
Home care services.
Discourse analysis.