Prof Sarah Hean from the Institute of Social Work, University of Stavanger, talks to Dr Mira Marlow about her recently completed PhD exploring young women’s experiences before, during and after out-of-home care. They explore about her use and passion for narrative approaches and the complexity of dong this approach well.
Prof. Sarah Hean fra Institutt for sosialt arbeid ved Universitetet i Stavanger snakker med Dr. Mira Marlow om hennes nylig fullførte doktorgrad som utforsker unge kvinners erfaringer før, under og etter omsorg utenfor hjemmet. De diskuterer hennes bruk og lidenskap for narrative tilnærminger og kompleksiteten i å utføre denne tilnærmingen godt.
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EXTRA READING
- Mira Aurora Marlow (2024) A Narrative Study of the Best Interest of Young Women in Out-of-Home Care: Towards a More Sustainable Social Work Practice , Stavanger : University of Stavanger, 2024 (PhD thesis UiS, no. 776) https://uis.brage.unit.no/uis-xmlui/handle/11250/3130785
- R. Sørly & B. H. Blix (Eds.), Fortelling og forskning: Narrativ teori og metode i tverrfaglig perspektiv (s. 33–46). Orkana akademisk.
- M. Andrews, C. Squire, & M. Tamboukou (Eds.), Doing narrative research (2nd Ed., Sage
CONTRIBUTORS AND CREDITS
Content:
Mira Marlow University of Stavanger, Norway
Sarah Hean University of Stavanger, Norway
Editors:
Sarah Hean University of Stavanger, Norway
Wenche Hovland University of Stavanger, Norway
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