2015
DOI: 10.5406/jamerfolk.128.508.0125
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Vernacular Turns: Narrative, Local Knowledge, and the Changed Context of Folklore

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“…Lay voices filtered through biomedical discourses can, however, run the risk of reproducing consumer discourses where mental health issues are individualised (cf. Goldstein, 2015). Dependency ties of SUEs to public sector actors as buyers of services such as educational programmes and lectures are also part of this consensus-oriented approach.…”
Section: Authority Through Institutional Perspectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Lay voices filtered through biomedical discourses can, however, run the risk of reproducing consumer discourses where mental health issues are individualised (cf. Goldstein, 2015). Dependency ties of SUEs to public sector actors as buyers of services such as educational programmes and lectures are also part of this consensus-oriented approach.…”
Section: Authority Through Institutional Perspectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authority of experiential knowledge is related to tendencies of service user professionalisation and a growing demand for service user involvement in health care systems (Dawney, 2013;Noorani, 2013). The emergence of SUEs can also be linked to the so-called 'narrative turn' in society with increased attention to sharing narratives of individual experience (Goldstein, 2015). A shift towards personal content with the sender in focus is visible both in traditional and participatory media.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Movements such as the Arab spring (cf. Howard et al 2011;Khondker 2011), citizen journalism (Allan 2009;Hayes, Singer & Ceppos 2007), indigenous struggles against colonial power (Cocq 2015;Lindgren & Cocq 2016) or patients' attitudes in relation to health institutions (Johansson 2013;Goldstein 2015) are some examples of where digital tools and social media are used to raise awareness about alternative narratives. This view has also been applied to people with disabilities, whose voices are too often marginalized in relation to the majority society (cf.…”
Section: Negotiating Power Onlinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tällöin menetetään kokemuskerronnan keskeisin anti terveydenhuollon tutkimukselle: kertomusten kyky avata tarkasteltava ilmiö, ei vain toisesta näkökulmasta, vaan myös lääketieteen kannalta katsottuna erilaisessa, ihmisen ja hänen tarpeensa kokonaisuutena huomioivassa kontekstissa. (Goldstein 2013;Kelly 2010, 309. ) Oma kokemus ja näkemys kuvatuista tilanteista ei estä kertojia pohtimasta tilannetta myös toisen osapuolen näkökulmasta.…”
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“…Kuten kulttuuriset kategoriat, myös tiedon hierarkkista arvottamista ohjaavat institutionaaliset kategoriat muuttuvat ajan, paikan ja toimijoiden mukaan (Bowker & Star 2000, 291;Buchert 2015, 39). Onkin muistettava, että myös lääketieteellinen tieto perustuu ideologisille arvoasetelmille, jotka ovat sekä neuvoteltavissa että myös muutettavissa esimerkiksi uuden tutkimuksen myötä (Lock 2001, 483;Fischer 2008, 584;Honkasalo 2008a, 13;Goldstein 2013). Myöskään asiantuntijuutta ja kykyä osallistua hoitojen suunnitteluun ei tule määritellä vain ammatillisen kyvykkyyden kautta, vaan on huomioitava asiantuntijuuden eri ulottuvuudet (Alasuutari 2010).…”
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