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The Experience of Temporality by a Group of Asian and Caucasian Diabetic Patients

Meetoo, Danny (2004) The Experience of Temporality by a Group of Asian and Caucasian Diabetic Patients. In: Narrative, Memory & Identity: Theoretical and Methodological Issues. University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, pp. 95-103.
Abstract

This contentious paper aims to explore the experience of time by individuals
who have been diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. It further argues that the
temporal processes form central to the diabetic experience and it proceeds to
depict the arenas in which time is transformed by virtue of diabetes. Finally, it
is proposed that understanding the person as a whole being is necessary if selfmanagement
of diabetes is to be successful.

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Title:
The Experience of Temporality by a Group of Asian and Caucasian Diabetic Patients
Creators:
Meetoo, Danny
Editors:
Robinson, David, Horrocks, Christine, Kelly, Nancy and Roberts, Brian
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http://www2.hud.ac.uk/hhs/nme/books/2004/Chapter_9...
Date:
April 2004
Subjects:
R Medicine > R Medicine (General)
H Social Sciences > H Social Sciences (General)
Schools:
School of Human and Health Sciences > Narrative and Memory Research Group > Narrative and Memory Research Group Annual Conference
School of Human and Health Sciences
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Copyright for chapters remain with individual authors at all times and permission should be sought from the author for any reproduction other than for personal use.
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Cherry Edmunds
Date Deposited:
02 Jul 2009 15:49
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