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Kathleen T. Galvin

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The existential situation of the patient

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Stephen Burwood

ARI Id

1665681154053_13416739

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133-140

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10.4324/9781315724966-14

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Chapters/Headings	Author(s)	Pages	Info
Introduction	Kathleen T. Galvin	1-13
The human experience of well-being		15-100
Residence, identity and well-being	Paul Gilbert	17-22
A sense of well-being	Nigel Rapport	23-33
Cities, well-being, world – a Heideggerian analysis	Robert Mugerauer	34-50
Dwelling in the world with others as mortal beings	Hirobumi Takenouchi	51-57
Well-being and being-well	Jennifer Bullington	58-67
Feminist perspectives on well-being	Charlotte Knowles	68-75
Philosophical taxonomies of well-being	Samuel Clark	76-83
Dwelling-mobility	Les Todres; Kathleen T. Galvin	84-90
Capabilities, well-being and universalism	Gideon Calder	91-100
How are understandings of well-being developing? Disciplinary and professional perspectives		101-240
Well-being and phenomenology	David Seamon	103-111
Heritage and well-being	Timothy Darvill; Vanessa Heaslip; Kerry Barrass	112-123
Disability and ambiguities	Minae Inahara	124-132
The existential situation of the patient	Stephen Burwood	133-140
Ecological health and caring 1	Helena Dahlberg; Albertine Ranheim	141-153
A Jungian contribution to the notion of well-being	Chris Milton	154-162
A new stance on quality of life	Lennart Nordenfelt	163-172
“What can’t be cured must be endured”	Virginia Eatough	173-181
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