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Death - The Beginning of a Relationship (Hardcover)
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Death - The Beginning of a Relationship (Hardcover)
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This book intertwines the author's personal story of her father's
death with the story of her ethnography of a hospice organisation.
It is an evocative narrative that seeks to understand and explain
the process of communicating with the dying--and their
families--and the ways that this communication potentially
reinforces and enhances the humanity, life, and sanctity of
relationships. The book takes a social constructionist approach to
examine communication with and about people with terminal illness,
and in so doing, illustrates and explains health communication
theories in an understandable, concrete manner. The thesis of the
book is that while some end-of-life communication helps maintain
the humanness of the dying person, and with it, the essential
relationship between the dying and their loved ones, not all
end-of-life communication accomplishes this. Research suggests that
hospice helps facilitate the process of treating patients as
persons through the way they think about, interact, and communicate
with patients. The main focus of this narrative book is to examine
and describe the places where hospice staff, patients and families
interconnect as persons beyond their social and patient roles.
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