Chapter 4
Take care of yourself
Negotiating moral and professional face in stroke
rehabilitation
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Face,
politeness
and morality
in health care
discourse
- 3.The institutional ethos of stroke
rehabilitation
- 4.Data context and analytical approach
- 5.Data analysis
- 5.1The doctor and the good patient
- 5.2The good patient and the occupational
therapist
- 5.3The good patient in question
- 5.4Doing hope work
- 5.5Hope work threatened
- 6.Conclusion
-
Glossary
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