Florczak Kristine L
West Suburban College of Nursing, Oak Park, Illinois, USA.
Nurs Sci Q. 2004 Jul;17(3):195-200. doi: 10.1177/0894318404266423.
This column seeks to contribute to the understanding of the concept of sacrifice and its significance to nursing through an extensive account of relevant literature from the disciplines of theology, sociology, anthropology, and psychology. The review uncovered that in sacrificing something of value, individuals anticipate connecting with families, groups, society, and deities. Knowledge of the phenomenon of sacrifice has importance for nurses who use the human becoming theory as a guide for practice as they participate with individuals who are struggling with relinquishing something of value, while hoping to strengthen connections with others.
本专栏旨在通过广泛介绍神学、社会学、人类学和心理学等学科的相关文献，促进对牺牲概念及其对护理意义的理解。该综述发现，在牺牲有价值的东西时，个人期望与家庭、群体、社会和神灵建立联系。对于以“人成为人”理论为实践指导的护士来说，了解牺牲现象很重要，因为他们在与那些挣扎着放弃有价值的东西、同时希望加强与他人联系的个体打交道。
