Pilnīgi cits cilvēks: resilience redzes traucējumu gadījumos
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Maģistra darbā “Pilnīgi cits cilvēks: resilience redzes traucējumu gadījumos” tiek pētīti resursi, kuri ļauj aktoriem pielāgoties redzes traucējumiem. Pētījuma mērķis ir izprast veidus, kuros cilvēki pārvar redzes traucējumu sociālās sekas. Process analizēts, izmantojot resiliences jēdzienu. Resiliences norise skatīta caur informantu naratīvu prizmu. Darbā tiek aprakstīta naratīva resursos un sociālajās attiecībās balstīta resilience. Darba gaitā secināts, ka resiliences praktizēšana ikdienas darbībās veido aktora pašrekonstrukciju, kuru informanti savos izteikumos dēvē par pārtapšanu “pilnīgi citā cilvēkā”.
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Resilience, redzes traucējumi, redzes zaudējums, aģentūra, naratīvs
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