Syftet med studien var att beskriva vad som krävs för närvaro i den vårdande relationen, utifrån vårdares och vårdtagares erfarenheter. Att se på vad som ger en närvaro som berör, ger ett samspel samt verkar lindrande i vårdmötet. Tolv vetenskapliga artiklar med kvalitativa metodansatser analyserades med avsikt att utifrån denna uppsats syfte beskriva innehållet. Innehållsanalysen resulterade i fyra kategorier; Att se hela människan, Själslig och kroppsligberöring, Vägen till att knyta an samt Vårdarens tillgångar. Resultatet visar att bekräftelse, vårdarens bemötande, fysisk och mental närvaro samt kommunikationen är väsentligt för hur närvaro upplevs av människor. Närvaro kan skapa en beröring som sker mellan vårdare och vårdtagare i den vårdande relationen. För att kunna mötas behövs avsatt tid samt kroppslig och mental närvaro. Beröring påverkar människan och därmed vårdandet. Att se på det osynliga som sker i närvarons sken kan ge kunskap till vårdare, som kan användas i det dagliga omvårdnadsarbetet, i mötet med vårdtagare. / The aim of this study was to describe what is required for presence in the caring relationship, based on caregivers and care receivers experience. To look at what gives a presence that touch, gives an interaction and soothes suffering. Twelve scientific articles with qualitative methodology approaches were analyzed, with the aim to describe the content from this paper´s point of view. The content analysis resulted in four categories: Seeing the whole person, Spiritual and physical touch, The path to connection and The assets of the caregiver. The result shows that confirmation of the care receiver, caregivers attitude, physical and mental presence and communication is essential for how people experienced presence. Presence can create an interface that takes place between caregivers and care receivers in the caring relationship. In order to meet, time, physical and mental presence is required. Touch affects humans and thus caring. To look at the invisible that is happening in the light of presence, can provide insight to caregivers, which can be used in daily nursing care, in meetings with the care receivers.

Název v angličtině: Children with Deafblindness: Types of Communication Annotation: This diploma thesis deals with a view to the communication and to the types of communication according to the people with deafblindness, especially to the development of the communication by the children. The work is focused on both deafblindness and specifics which it brings to someone at childhood. There are also mentioned the most frequent types of communication by the people with deafblindness. In the second part of the thesis are developed the results of survey which brings a practical look to this issue. All these collected knowledge and experience could bring us closer to the life of one group of people with multiple disabilities - the people with deafblindness. Keywords: deafblindness, a child/human being with deafblindness, communication, types of communication

The discussion about Husserl's intersubjectivity theory is well established, the discussion about the same from Heidegger is not as extensive. Above all, there is little discussion about Heidegger as a critic of Husserl's intersubjectivity theory. Thus, the present paper describes Husserl's and Heidegger’s intersubjectivity theories in order to be able to account for Heidegger's criticism of Husserl's theory. The paper shows that Husserl bases his theory on empathy, while Heidegger bases it on the care of the equipment world, the They, everyday existence and the public. Heidegger criticizes Husserl for assuming the subject with an inner authentic core on which social and cultural life is incorporated. According to Heidegger, the most primary condition for humans is that we live in a shared world with other people.

My thesis focuses on philosophical themes implicit in corridor conservation, using the Big Thicket National Preserve as an example. The way in which corridors, boundaries and communities are ambiguous, as both limits and connections, is dealt with. Corridor-patch matrices assemble ecological and human groups into temporary communities, often with conflicting interests. Such constellations foreground how a foreigner's boundary crossing is a notion important to both conservation and a philosophical study of being, seen as being always in relation with otherness. In this context, the notion of foreignness and Jean-Luc Nancy's idea of being-with is explored. Understanding the complex network of relations in which an entity exists leads to an awareness of its ambiguous nature. To facilitate judgment with such ambiguity, one needs a contextual understanding of a situation.

Le phénomène de la mort a été et sera toujours présent au sein des sociétés. Bien que la mort soit une étape triste et pénible à vivre, elle n’en demeure pas moins un événement inévitable et bien réel. Cependant, il existe des moyens, comme la pratique des rites, permettant d’atténuer la souffrance causée par un décès. Malgré tout, il n’est pas rare de constater l’absence ou le peu de temps consacré aux rites lors d’un décès en milieu hospitalier (O’Gorman, 1998; Lemieux, 1991; Leonetti, 2004; Hamonet, 1992; Piquet, 1999; Hanus, 1999; Vachon, 2007; Hasendhal, 1998). Les raisons susceptibles d’être à l’origine de cette situation peuvent découler du fait que les progrès de la médecine et des technologies amènent à croire que l’être humain est invulnérable face à la mort et que celle-ci représente un échec vis-à-vis la maladie. Le manque de formation des soignants par rapport à la mort (Leonetti, 2004; Goopy, 2005; Blum, 2006) est aussi à considérer. Finalement, la tendance de certaines sociétés occidentales qui occultent et nient la mort (O’Gorman, 1998; Piquet, 1999; Matzo et al., 2001; MSSS, 2004; Leonetti, 2004; SFAP, 2005; Goopy, 2005) constitue une autre possibilité. Pourtant, offrir la possibilité aux familles de réaliser leurs rites en signe d’amour pour le défunt fait partie de la composante du soin spirituel lequel, est intégré dans les soins infirmiers. À notre connaissance, peu d’études ont exploré les rites dans un contexte de décès en milieu hospitalier, d’où la pertinence de s’y attarder. Ainsi, le but de la recherche consistait à décrire et à comprendre la signification des rites associés au décès de la personne soignée, pour des infirmières œuvrant en milieu hospitalier. Pour ce faire, l’étudiante-chercheuse a réalisé auprès de neufs infirmières, une étude qualitative de type phénoménologique, ayant comme perspective disciplinaire, la philosophie du caring de Watson (1979, 1988, 2006, 2008). L’analyse des verbatim, réalisée selon la méthodologie de Giorgi (1997), a permis d’obtenir 28 sous-thèmes émergeant des six thèmes suivant soit : a) accompagnement empreint de caring; b) respect incontesté de la dignité humaine et du caractère sacré des rites; c) réconfort spirituel des personnes, des familles et du personnel; d) conciliation des croyances culturelles et religieuses; e) mort comme phénomène existentiel; f) barrières face aux rites. Par la suite, a émergé de ces thèmes, l’essence de la signification des rites associés au décès de la personne soignée, pour des infirmières œuvrant en milieu hospitalier. L’essence correspond à : un hommage essentiel envers le défunt et sa famille, en dépit des nombreuses barrières qui freinent sa pratique. Plusieurs thèmes et sous-thèmes corroborent les résultats de quelques études et les propos théoriques de différents auteurs. Toutefois, le caractère inédit de quelques unes de nos conclusions révèle la nature novatrice de la présente recherche. Par conséquent, les résultats de cette étude peuvent sensibiliser les infirmières à comprendre les rites en milieu hospitalier et offrir des pistes d’interventions pouvant contribuer au renouvellement des pratiques de soins offerts en fin de vie. Enfin, accompagner les familles dans leur pratique des rites concourt certainement à promouvoir l’humanisation des soins. / Death has been and will always be a present phenomenon within society. Although a sad and difficult stage, it remains an unavoidable and very real event. The practices of certain rituals are known to ease the suffering caused by death. However, it is not unusual to see very little or no time devoted to rituals for deaths occurring in hospitals (O’Gorman, 1998; Lemieux, 1991; Leonetti, 2004; Hamonet, 1992; Piquet, 1999; Hanus, 1999; Vachon, 2007; Hasendhal, 1998). The possible reasons might originate from the fact that progress in medicine and technology lead us to think that human beings are impervious to death and that death represents a failure in the face of disease. Lack of training in nurses on the subject of death is also to be considered (Leonetti, 2004; Goopy, 2005; Blum, 2006). Finally, another possibility is the tendency in some western societies to hide and deny death (O’Gorman, 1998; Piquet, 1999; Matzo et al., 2001; MSSS, 2004; Leonetti, 2004; SFAP, 2005; Goopy, 2005). Therefore, offering families the possibility of practicing their rituals as a sign of love for their departed is an element of the spiritual care included in nursing care. To our knowledge, few studies have explored death rituals in a hospital environment, hence the relevance of this subject. The purpose of this study is to describe and understand the meaning of rituals associated to the death of a cared-for person, for nurses working in a hospital environment. To achieve this, the student-researcher conducted a phenomenological qualitative study, with nine nurses, with Watson’s caring philosophy as the disciplinary perspective of the study (1979, 1988, 2006, 2008). The analysis of verbatim reports using Giorgi’s methodology (1997) has allowed us to uncover 28 sub-themes emerging from the following six themes: a) being-with the person cared-for charged with the responsibility of caring; b) undisputed respect for human dignity and the sacred nature of rites; c) spiritual solace for cared-for persons, their families and staff; d) reconciliation of cultural and religious beliefs; e) death as an existential phenomenon; f) barriers against rituals. Subsequently, the essence of the meaning of rituals associated to the death of the cared-for person, for nurses working within a hospital environment, emerged from these themes. Thus, the essence of the meaning is an essential tribute to the deceased and their family, despite the numerous barriers that refrain their practice. Many themes and subthemes confirm the results of various studies and the view of different authors. Nevertheless, the fact that some of our conclusions have never been published is a sign of the innovative nature of this study. Consequently, the results of the present research can raise nurses’ awareness to understanding the rituals in a hospital environment and open some new avenues for interventions that could contribute to the renewal of end-of-life care. Finally, being-with families in their practice of rituals certainly contributes to promote a more humane way of care.

A finalidade dessa pesquisa foi pensar no contexto complexo de conflitos em torno da conservação dos sócios-ecossistemas da Terra a função estratégica que vem ocupando por milênios o modo de ser indígena na reprodução e conservação das florestas. Seu modo de ser com a floresta inclui uma forma de manejo no qual a reproduz em todas as suas características essenciais. Embora, esse tipo de manejo encontrar-se imbricado na composição e funcionamento das florestas tropicais, constituindo-se desse modo num elemento essencial e eficaz na formação e na compreensão das paisagens que resultam dessa conexão. Tal manejo encontra-se, não obstante diversas descobertas das teorias antropogênicas sobre sua importância, ainda profundamente invisibilizado na nossa sociedade, pelas teorias e políticas da conservação do meio ambiente no Brasil. Foi realizada uma pesquisa de campo com os Guarani da tekoa Peguao Ty, Sete Barras, São Paulo, sociedade indígena originária da Mata Atlântica, no sentido de compreender melhor essa relação indígena com as florestas. Diante da situação de conflito em que a comunidade se encontra, devido à sobreposição de uma Unidade de Conservação Integral sobre seu território, e a complexidade exigida na compreensão do seu modo de ser com a floresta, optou-se por adotar estratégias de acesso ao seu ponto de vista, inspirados nas metodologias e abordagens da pesquisa-ação participante transdisciplinar. Essa interação entre pesquisa e comunidade explicitou não só um modo próprio de conceberem e se relacionarem com as florestas como também um conflito latente entre seu modo de ser e o ponto de vista dos atores envolvidos, representado principalmente, segundo os Guarani, pela Unidade de Conservação Integral que move contra eles um processo jurídico para expulsá-los do local e pelos pesquisadores que os acusam de gerarem impactos destrutivos na natureza. Ao aproximar-se melhor da questão a pesquisa revelou estar nesse conflito imbricado além do processo histórico de expropriação das sociedades indígenas, uma diferença radical entre o modo de ser indígena fundado nas trocas de perspectivas com as florestas e o modo de pensar metafísico ocidental, que reduz previamente o ser da floresta, suas sociedades originárias e toda complexidade de suas manifestações, a objetos perscrutáveis ou utilizáveis, reduzindo-os às formas empobrecidas de simples recursos naturais ou matérias-primas para delas se servirem a interesses exclusivos, procurando tornar nulo o valor das florestas e as sociedades das florestas. Essa diferença ontológica se radicaliza quando são confrontadas com a necessidade de conservação e recuperação das florestas e outros domínios naturais num território em disputa. A não compreensão da radicalidade dessa diferença tem impedido um conhecimento mais aprofundado do modo de ser indígena com as florestas os quais por meio de sua cosmogenia tem co-produzido e conservado a pujança das florestas tropicais que ainda exibem até hoje, e ao mesmo tempo tem impedido refletir com mais rigor sobre a profunda ignorância do outro manifestado por um conhecimento que se supõe, apesar de suas evidentes limitações, como saber válido universal / The purpose of this research was to ponder about the complex context of conflicts around the conservation of the social-ecosystem of the Earth, the strategic function that has been for millenniums the indigenous way of living and in the reproduction and conservation of the forests. Their ways of living with the forest includes a form of management in which it reproduces itself in all its essential characteristics. Although this type of management is embedded in the composition and functioning of tropical forests, it constitutes an essential and effective element in the formation and understanding of the landscapes resulting from this connection. This management is found, despite various discoveries of the anthropogenic theories about its importance, still deeply invisible in our society, by the theories and policies of the conservation of the environment in Brazil. A fieldwork was carried out with the Guarani of Tekoa Peguao Ty, Sete Barras, São Paulo, an indigenous society originally from the Atlantic Forest, in order to better understand this indigenous relationship with forests. In view of the conflict situation in which the community is, due to the overlap of an Integral Conservation Unit on their territory, and the complexity required in understanding their ways of living with the forest, it was decided to approach it from their perspectives, inspired by the methodologies and approaches of trans-disciplinary participatory research. This interaction between research and community revealed not only a proper way of conceiving and relating to the forests but also a latent conflict between their ways of living and the point of view of the people involved, represented mainly, according to the Guaranis, by the Conservation Unit Integral that moves against them a legal lawsuit to evict them from the place and the researchers who accuse them of creating destructive impacts on nature. In approaching the question better, research revealed that in this conflict, which was imbricated beyond the historical process of expropriation of indigenous societies, a radical difference between the indigenous ways of living founded on the exchange of perspectives with the forests and the Western metaphysical way of thinking, which it reduces previously the people of the forest, their original societies and all complexity of their manifestations, to inscrutable or usable objects, reducing them to the impoverished forms of simple natural resources or raw materials for them to serve exclusive interests, trying to make the forests and the forest societies worthless. This ontological difference becomes radicalized when confronted with the need for conservation and recovery of forests and other natural domains in a desired territory. The lack of understanding of the radical nature of this difference has prevented a more in-depth knowledge of the indigenous ways of living with the forests, which through their \"cosmology\" has co-produced and preserved the strength of the tropical forests that still exists today, and at the same time has prevented us from rigorously reflecting on the deep ignorance of the others, manifested by a knowledge that is supposed, despite its evident limitations, as a valid universal knowledge

This essay tries to find a possible way for us to deal with the questions concerning climate change by looking into an alternative conception of being. One can speak of the ongoing climate change as a crisis that concerns all of human kind and all beings on earth, but how can we fight it together? The situation demands us to re-think how we humans exist together and among other beings. Despite that the situation calls for instant and radical action, we seem unwilling to do enough. We get stuck on questions about who should take action: is it the politicians or each one alone, or is there something in between? By looking more deeply into the concept of Mitsein as Martin Heidegger depicts it in Being and Time, Jean-Luc Nancy brings to light a possible way past the problematic thought of Heidegger. Nancy shows us in Being Singular Plural that Heideggers exposition on Mitsein is a mere sketch when considering the full potential of the concept. By determining Mitsein as being fundamentally-ontologically originary and anterior to the individuation of Dasein, Nancy opens up a whole new field of thought. According to Nancy, the existential analytic has to begin with something like a ”co-existential analytic”, which will draw the lines for how we exist being-with. With a concept like being singular plural and his way of conceptualizing meaning, Nancy might give us some possible tools to cope with our situation today. Nancys actuality is confirmed by the ecological philosopher Mick Smith, who emphasizes the demand for a new approach towards nature and what it means to be. Smith adds to the essay a glimpse of an emerging philosophical discourse about the thought of an ecological community, where the concept of being singular plural could possibly play a central part.

Le phénomène de la mort a été et sera toujours présent au sein des sociétés. Bien que la mort soit une étape triste et pénible à vivre, elle n’en demeure pas moins un événement inévitable et bien réel. Cependant, il existe des moyens, comme la pratique des rites, permettant d’atténuer la souffrance causée par un décès. Malgré tout, il n’est pas rare de constater l’absence ou le peu de temps consacré aux rites lors d’un décès en milieu hospitalier (O’Gorman, 1998; Lemieux, 1991; Leonetti, 2004; Hamonet, 1992; Piquet, 1999; Hanus, 1999; Vachon, 2007; Hasendhal, 1998). Les raisons susceptibles d’être à l’origine de cette situation peuvent découler du fait que les progrès de la médecine et des technologies amènent à croire que l’être humain est invulnérable face à la mort et que celle-ci représente un échec vis-à-vis la maladie. Le manque de formation des soignants par rapport à la mort (Leonetti, 2004; Goopy, 2005; Blum, 2006) est aussi à considérer. Finalement, la tendance de certaines sociétés occidentales qui occultent et nient la mort (O’Gorman, 1998; Piquet, 1999; Matzo et al., 2001; MSSS, 2004; Leonetti, 2004; SFAP, 2005; Goopy, 2005) constitue une autre possibilité. Pourtant, offrir la possibilité aux familles de réaliser leurs rites en signe d’amour pour le défunt fait partie de la composante du soin spirituel lequel, est intégré dans les soins infirmiers. À notre connaissance, peu d’études ont exploré les rites dans un contexte de décès en milieu hospitalier, d’où la pertinence de s’y attarder. Ainsi, le but de la recherche consistait à décrire et à comprendre la signification des rites associés au décès de la personne soignée, pour des infirmières œuvrant en milieu hospitalier. Pour ce faire, l’étudiante-chercheuse a réalisé auprès de neufs infirmières, une étude qualitative de type phénoménologique, ayant comme perspective disciplinaire, la philosophie du caring de Watson (1979, 1988, 2006, 2008). L’analyse des verbatim, réalisée selon la méthodologie de Giorgi (1997), a permis d’obtenir 28 sous-thèmes émergeant des six thèmes suivant soit : a) accompagnement empreint de caring; b) respect incontesté de la dignité humaine et du caractère sacré des rites; c) réconfort spirituel des personnes, des familles et du personnel; d) conciliation des croyances culturelles et religieuses; e) mort comme phénomène existentiel; f) barrières face aux rites. Par la suite, a émergé de ces thèmes, l’essence de la signification des rites associés au décès de la personne soignée, pour des infirmières œuvrant en milieu hospitalier. L’essence correspond à : un hommage essentiel envers le défunt et sa famille, en dépit des nombreuses barrières qui freinent sa pratique. Plusieurs thèmes et sous-thèmes corroborent les résultats de quelques études et les propos théoriques de différents auteurs. Toutefois, le caractère inédit de quelques unes de nos conclusions révèle la nature novatrice de la présente recherche. Par conséquent, les résultats de cette étude peuvent sensibiliser les infirmières à comprendre les rites en milieu hospitalier et offrir des pistes d’interventions pouvant contribuer au renouvellement des pratiques de soins offerts en fin de vie. Enfin, accompagner les familles dans leur pratique des rites concourt certainement à promouvoir l’humanisation des soins. / Death has been and will always be a present phenomenon within society. Although a sad and difficult stage, it remains an unavoidable and very real event. The practices of certain rituals are known to ease the suffering caused by death. However, it is not unusual to see very little or no time devoted to rituals for deaths occurring in hospitals (O’Gorman, 1998; Lemieux, 1991; Leonetti, 2004; Hamonet, 1992; Piquet, 1999; Hanus, 1999; Vachon, 2007; Hasendhal, 1998). The possible reasons might originate from the fact that progress in medicine and technology lead us to think that human beings are impervious to death and that death represents a failure in the face of disease. Lack of training in nurses on the subject of death is also to be considered (Leonetti, 2004; Goopy, 2005; Blum, 2006). Finally, another possibility is the tendency in some western societies to hide and deny death (O’Gorman, 1998; Piquet, 1999; Matzo et al., 2001; MSSS, 2004; Leonetti, 2004; SFAP, 2005; Goopy, 2005). Therefore, offering families the possibility of practicing their rituals as a sign of love for their departed is an element of the spiritual care included in nursing care. To our knowledge, few studies have explored death rituals in a hospital environment, hence the relevance of this subject. The purpose of this study is to describe and understand the meaning of rituals associated to the death of a cared-for person, for nurses working in a hospital environment. To achieve this, the student-researcher conducted a phenomenological qualitative study, with nine nurses, with Watson’s caring philosophy as the disciplinary perspective of the study (1979, 1988, 2006, 2008). The analysis of verbatim reports using Giorgi’s methodology (1997) has allowed us to uncover 28 sub-themes emerging from the following six themes: a) being-with the person cared-for charged with the responsibility of caring; b) undisputed respect for human dignity and the sacred nature of rites; c) spiritual solace for cared-for persons, their families and staff; d) reconciliation of cultural and religious beliefs; e) death as an existential phenomenon; f) barriers against rituals. Subsequently, the essence of the meaning of rituals associated to the death of the cared-for person, for nurses working within a hospital environment, emerged from these themes. Thus, the essence of the meaning is an essential tribute to the deceased and their family, despite the numerous barriers that refrain their practice. Many themes and subthemes confirm the results of various studies and the view of different authors. Nevertheless, the fact that some of our conclusions have never been published is a sign of the innovative nature of this study. Consequently, the results of the present research can raise nurses’ awareness to understanding the rituals in a hospital environment and open some new avenues for interventions that could contribute to the renewal of end-of-life care. Finally, being-with families in their practice of rituals certainly contributes to promote a more humane way of care.

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Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T15:12:16Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 LauroECO_DISSERT.pdf: 1085358 bytes, checksum: dabb613523ffd286861b94e7cca78e0f (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-03-30 / The present work focuses in the question of being-wit-others (Mitsein) on Martin Heidegger s philosophy. To do so, it takes base on his pivotal scripts, such as Being and Time and Na Introduction to Philosophy, in which this theme is scrutinized. The development line adopted in this work consists in advancing the existential connection between the being-with-others question attained to Dasein s ontological relation in its terms of authenticity and inauthenticity. So on, it is necessary to comment ? others philosophical elements that surround this alterity relationship, analyzing phenomenologically how being-in-the-world inflicts the Dasein in its deepest and more important choice aspects, which can direct Dasein to its authenticity or inauthenticity. Facing this decisory context, also shall be observed the way Dasein finds to share the truth in accordance with its interaction with others, and how this mode of being summarizes all ontological structure of man s comprehension. The truth works as an integrative element from which the Dasein cannot escape, being-with-others is an existential situation that Dasein is not able to stop itself from living (its life-in-progress). This work also contemplates the apparent contradiction of Dasein s been always unfolded in The They mode of being, in its everydayness and being like that interacting with others. As along as this question is developed, the work explains how it is possible to be authentic and resolute (as much as inauthentic) as the Dasein interscts with others, even though, there is no pre-defined rule for these ways of relationship between the Dasein and the others / O presente trabalho centra esfor?os na quest?o do ser-com os outros debatido na filosofia de Martin Heidegger. Para tanto, toma como base os seus escritos mais exponenciais, principalmente os seus excertos das obras Ser e Tempo e Introdu??o ? Filosofia, nos quais o tema ? pormenorizado. A linha de desenvolvimento no estudo feito consiste em perscrutar a liga??o existente entre a quest?o do Dasein para com os outros e como essa rela??o pode ser tomada em seus aspectos de autenticidade e inautenticidade. Para tanto, ? necess?rio tangenciar outros elementos filos?ficos atinentes a essa rela??o de alteridade, analisando fenomenologicamente como o modo de ser-no-mundo do Dasein o influencia em seus termos decis?rios mais profundos, os quais o direcionam para a autenticidade ou para a inautenticidade. Diante desse contexto decis?rio do Dasein, observa-se tamb?m a forma de compartilhar a verdade de acordo com a intera??o com os outros, e como esse modo de ser singulariza toda a estrutura ontol?gica de compreens?o do homem segundo esse elemento integrativo do qual ele n?o pode escapar, ser-com os outros ? uma situa??o existencial da qual o Dasein n?o se pode furtar a viv?-la. O trabalho tamb?m contempla a aparente contradi??o do Dasein estar sempre lan?ado no modo de ser impessoal na lida com os outros, explicando como ? poss?vel haver autenticidade (bem como tamb?m inautenticidade) nas intera??es com os outros, sem que haja uma regra definida previamente para tais formas de se relacionar com eles