Francine Saillant: Constructing meaning: the semantic network of cancer. This paper presents the findings of a clinical anthropology study about the cancer experience of a population of francophone patients of Quebec (Canada). The general theme of popular knowledge about cancer is speciflcally investigated. The cancer phenomenon is analysed as a representation and a symbol. Cancer knowledge among patients is regarded as a production of meaning. The data showed that the popular knowledge of cancer is constructed during the course of illness, this knowledge is produced in a dedramatization perspective (cancer is not only a reality mediated by death) and in the connexion with the life story of the ill subject. Psychosocial etiology explains t...
Rapport de recherche pour l'Institut National du CancerDepuis 2007, l’Institut National du Cancer c...
Alors que la technicité et l'efficacité des traitements en cancérologie ne cessent de s'améliorer, d...
The world's plague This article sets out to comment on a recently published work on cancer by Jeann...
Francine Saillant: Constructing meaning: the semantic network of cancer. This paper presents the fi...
International audienceCan the storytelling of a serious illness, such as cancer, become a way to giv...
International audienceThis paper aims at analyzing contemporary social imaginary about cancer, throu...
International audienceHow is the experience of the illness understood in the works of writers suffer...
26 pagesThe text considers the lay etiological model of cancer psychogenesis as a social constructio...
This thesis focuses on the cultural construction of cancer experience in a modern clinical context. ...
À partir de la distinction opérée par G. Canguilhem (1966) entre la maladie du malade et celle du mé...
This thesis focuses on understanding cancer’s practices – of the sick ones and their entourage – whi...
A partir d'une vingtaine de récits de vie de recherche auprès de patients en rémission d'un cancer, ...
À partir de la généalogie de l objet médical cancer , nous explorons à l aide des outils conceptuels...
Cette recherche vise à analyser l'expérience des patients cancéreux quant à leurs relations interper...
International audienceThis paper deals with the consequences of breast cancer on the professional re...
Rapport de recherche pour l'Institut National du CancerDepuis 2007, l’Institut National du Cancer c...
Alors que la technicité et l'efficacité des traitements en cancérologie ne cessent de s'améliorer, d...
The world's plague This article sets out to comment on a recently published work on cancer by Jeann...
Francine Saillant: Constructing meaning: the semantic network of cancer. This paper presents the fi...
International audienceCan the storytelling of a serious illness, such as cancer, become a way to giv...
International audienceThis paper aims at analyzing contemporary social imaginary about cancer, throu...
International audienceHow is the experience of the illness understood in the works of writers suffer...
26 pagesThe text considers the lay etiological model of cancer psychogenesis as a social constructio...
This thesis focuses on the cultural construction of cancer experience in a modern clinical context. ...
À partir de la distinction opérée par G. Canguilhem (1966) entre la maladie du malade et celle du mé...
This thesis focuses on understanding cancer’s practices – of the sick ones and their entourage – whi...
A partir d'une vingtaine de récits de vie de recherche auprès de patients en rémission d'un cancer, ...
À partir de la généalogie de l objet médical cancer , nous explorons à l aide des outils conceptuels...
Cette recherche vise à analyser l'expérience des patients cancéreux quant à leurs relations interper...
International audienceThis paper deals with the consequences of breast cancer on the professional re...
Rapport de recherche pour l'Institut National du CancerDepuis 2007, l’Institut National du Cancer c...
Alors que la technicité et l'efficacité des traitements en cancérologie ne cessent de s'améliorer, d...
The world's plague This article sets out to comment on a recently published work on cancer by Jeann...