In this article we aim to sculpt a possible methodology for studying how a good everyday life
comes about when living with chronic rheumatic conditions (CRC). Our “how” focus …

This ethnographic study explored how processes of meaning take place in the everyday
activities of women with chronic rheumatic conditions. Using the French philosopher …

Our aim with this study was to explore the narrative life story of individuals diagnosed with
rheumatoid arthritis. An open qualitative approach, namely narrative biographic …

This ethnography based study explored how four women living with chronic rheumatic
conditions related to and communicated moral issues in their everyday activities. Narrative …

This paper proposes the need for further qualitative research to gain valuable insight into
individuals' experiences of health and illness and the suitability of narrative inquiry as a …

In qualitative health research many researchers use a narrative approach to study lay health
concepts and experiences. In this article, I explore the theoretical linkages between the …

Background: The significance of the patient's story has evolved over the centuries and has
varied according to the importance placed on the subjective experience of illness. Patients …

While biomedical research reifies bodily movement in the lives of people with chronic illness
as “functional mobility,” our analysis of biographical osteoarthritis narratives uncovers a …

In this chapter, we introduce everyday occupations as embedded in local cultural
perspectives and how embeddedness is to be understood in the light of women living with …

How do older adults learn to tell a 'new'story about, through, and with the body? We know
that narratives are embodied, lived and central to the process of meaning-making—and as …