Orona C J
Sociology Department, San Jose State University, CA 95192.
Soc Sci Med. 1990;30(11):1247-56. doi: 10.1016/0277-9536(90)90265-t.
Proceeding from the assumption that the social construction of one's identity is a life long process, and that it is formed, maintained, and altered in daily social interaction, this paper examines the loss of identity attributes in a person with Alzheimer's disease as the changes are perceived by a family member. Specifically, the paper focuses on: (1) strategies caregivers used to 'hang on to' their respective loved ones as they were once known, and (2) the temporally subjective aspects of that experience.
基于这样的假设，即一个人身份的社会建构是一个终身过程，且它在日常社会互动中形成、维持和改变，本文考察了阿尔茨海默病患者身份属性的丧失，这是从家庭成员的视角所感知到的变化。具体而言，本文聚焦于：（1）照顾者在努力“留住”他们曾经所熟知的亲人时所采用的策略，以及（2）这种经历在时间维度上的主观方面。
