SP Wainwright, C Williams, BS Turner - Health, 2005 - hea.sagepub.com ABSTRACT Social worlds shape human bodies and so it is inevitable that there are strong relationships
between the body, professional dance and identity. In this article we draw on Bourdieu's notions
of habitus, and various forms of capital, as the main theoretical framework for our ... Cited by 37 - Related articles - All 2 versions
freewebs.com[PDF]SP Wainwright, C Williams, BS Turner - Qualitative Research, 2006 - qrj.sagepub.com ABSTRACT The overall aim of our research was to produce an ethnography of ballet as a social
practice. We draw upon our fieldwork at the Royal Ballet (London) where we conducted 20
in-depth interviews with ballet staff, and observed 'the company at work', in class, ... Cited by 13 - Related articles - BL Direct - All 2 versions
SP Wainwright, C Williams - Journal of advanced nursing, 2005 - interscience.wiley.com Page 1. NURSING THEORY AND CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT OR ANALYSIS Culture and ageing:
reflections on the arts and nursing Steven P. Wainwright BSc MSc PhD GCE RGN Lecturer,
Florence Nightingale School of Nursing, King's College London, London, UK ... Cited by 12 - Related articles - BL Direct - All 5 versions
ki.se[PDF]J Bullington - Medical Humanities, 2006 - mh.bmj.com The aim of the study was to investigate how older people (60+) experience the ageing body and
how these experiences affect aged peoples' sense of identity. Explorative, open ended, interviews
were conducted with 13 respondents between the ages of 63 and 82, recruited from a ... Cited by 7 - Related articles - All 17 versions
medhums.com[HTML]SP Wainwright, C Williams - Medical Humanities, 2004 - medhums.com In this paper the Romantic ballet Giselle (1841) is used as a case study through which to examine
the themes of madness and death. Giselle is a heartrending story of the intertwining of love and
death. It is argued that Giselle is an evocative example of narratives of hysteria and ... Cited by 3 - Related articles - All 5 versions
kcl.ac.uk[PDF]SP Wainwright, C Williams - Auto/Biography, 2005 - text.kcl.ac.uk Narratives of suffering and vulnerability are an important theme in western art, the humanities
and the social sciences. It is argued here that JMW Turner's pictures, like those of many
artists, are biographical tales. The central tenet of Turner's romantic art is the arousal of ... Cited by 1 - Related articles - View as HTML - All 13 versions
sdu.dk[PDF]K Kilbourn - heinz.sdu.dk Abstract—When hospital technologies migrate into the home environment, care shifts from 'self
taken care of' to 'taking care of self'. As such, designing these tools is less about instantaneous
usability and more about ongoing development of skill over time, especially when ... Related articles - View as HTML
SP Wainwright, C Williams - Body & Society, 2005 - bod.sagepub.com . . . the field of ageing research has been completely transformed in the last decade. . . . When
single genes are changed, animals that should be changed stay young. In humans, these mutants
would be analogous to a ninety-year-old who looks and feels forty-five. On this basis we ... Related articles - BL Direct