Broadening the Dementia Debate: Towards Social Citizenship (Ageing and the Lifecourse Series)

BROADENING THE DEMENTIA DEBATE......Page 2
Contents......Page 6
List of tables and figures......Page 7
Acknowledgements......Page 8
Series editor’s foreword......Page 9
Foreword by Jim Mann......Page 10
1. Introduction......Page 16
Why the debate must broaden......Page 18
Drawing on critical perspectives to broaden debate......Page 20
Problem of status......Page 22
Towards social citizenship......Page 25
Contribution and structure of the book......Page 26
Introduction......Page 30
Personhood......Page 31
Recognising the boundaries of personhood......Page 34
The emergence of a fourth moment......Page 38
Conclusion......Page 41
Traditional views of citizenship......Page 42
Some boundaries of a traditional view of citizenship......Page 44
Citizenship as a social practice......Page 45
Recognising difference, contradiction and fragmentation......Page 46
Active and passive modes of citizenship......Page 47
Notion of semi-citizenship......Page 49
Social citizenship and people with dementia......Page 50
Contrast with personhood......Page 51
Towards a conceptual framework of social citizenship in dementia......Page 52
Conclusion......Page 60
Power of language......Page 64
Deconstructing discourse: interrogating personal assumptions, values and beliefs......Page 66
Restructuring a framework: using language strategically and deliberately......Page 71
Conclusion......Page 81
Introduction......Page 82
Principles of a social citizenship approach to dementia practice......Page 83
Maximising and valuing participation......Page 84
Facilitating growth and creativity in the dementia experience......Page 87
Connecting personal experiences to broader sociopolitical and cultural contexts......Page 89
Promoting solidarity by constructing a ‘we’ community......Page 91
Dignifying difference: attending to power in the relationship......Page 93
Harnessing the potential of the narrative turn......Page 96
Moving towards a multidimensional practice agenda......Page 102
Conclusion......Page 105
Introduction......Page 108
E: Evidence-based practice reconsidered......Page 109
X: eXtended research agenda......Page 110
P: Participatory and creative methods......Page 114
E: Ethical debates and dilemmas......Page 121
C: Critical lens......Page 123
T: Translation of research into practice......Page 130
Conclusion......Page 131
Introduction......Page 136
Bringing a sociopolitical perspective to the fore......Page 137
Using social citizenship to elevate status and understanding......Page 138
Seeing beyond care......Page 141
References......Page 144
Index......Page 158