Knobé S
Université Paris-XIII, UFR LSHS, Villetaneuse, France.
Bull Cancer. 2009 May;96(5):511-7. doi: 10.1684/bdc.2009.0854.
The associative anti-AIDS movement was the subject of many sociological research interesting in the various positioning of associations the ones compared to the others or in the strategies from the involved actors. The struggle against cancer, which however occurs during the interwar period, did not give place to such developments. Thus, although the report of the absence, in France, of a collective and militant mobilization of cancer patients was already established, the forms of the cancer patients involvement were not questioned. How do the cancer patients to get involved within the associative anticancer movement? We will try to answer this question by the analysis of two distinct dimensions from the involvement: the type of association's organization and the type of patients' commitment the in the associative anticancer movement.
联合抗艾滋病运动是许多社会学研究的主题，这些研究关注协会之间的各种定位比较，或者相关参与者的策略。然而，在两次世界大战之间开展的抗癌斗争却没有出现这样的发展。因此，尽管法国缺乏癌症患者集体和激进动员的报道已为人所知，但癌症患者参与的形式却没有受到质疑。癌症患者如何参与联合抗癌运动？我们将通过分析参与的两个不同维度来尝试回答这个问题：协会组织的类型以及患者在联合抗癌运动中的参与类型。
