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- James, Franz, 1966
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Den fysiska vårdmiljöns betydelse inom psykiatrin. -Forskning, metod och designpraktik.
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Ingår i: Föreläsning i samband med "Evidensbaserade konceptprogram för vårdlokaler: LOKALER FÖR PSYKIATRI Kunskaps- och diskussionsunderlag för planering av lokaler för psykiatrisk specialistvård." Arrangerat av Chalmers Tekniska Högskola, Centrum för Vårdens Arkitektur..
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Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- James, Franz, 1966, et al.
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Designing for care, employing ethnographic design methods at special care homes for young offenders. A pilot study.
- 2018
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Ingår i: Design for Health. - : Informa UK Limited. - 2473-5132 .- 2473-5140. ; 2:1, s. 127-141
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This visual essay describes a pilot study aimed at evaluating the methods ‘Sketch and Talk’ and photo-voice in researching the impact of the physical environment in special residential homes in Sweden. The homes provide compulsory care for young persons with psychosocial problems, criminality or drug abuse. The field of research on the physical environment's impact focuses mainly on security and risk factors; little is known about the lived experience of young incarcerated persons. Visual and written data was collected at a home for young men (16–21), and analysed through a phenomenological approach outlined by van Manen and Ahmed. In this article, we present Lived Space as a main theme with three sub-themes that emerged from critical reading of the young men's narratives: Being elsewhere; Being punished and Being disempowered. The methods proved to be suitable, however, due to challenges related to the context and the young men's specific life situations, modifications were necessary.
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- James, Franz, 1966
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“It’s important to not lose myself” Beds, Carceral Design and Women’s Everyday Life within Prison Cells
- 2018
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Ingår i: Prison, Architecture and Humans. - Oslo : Cappelen Damm Akademisk. - 9788202529673
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Bokkapitel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This article reveals the prison bed’s carceral design and damage to the body. The bed, however, is also a place where “time flies” and where an ongoing negotiation with the self occurs. To gain further knowledge about how the physical environment in prison is experienced this article will present and discuss the narratives of three female inmates at a Scandinavian prison. These women’s narratives implicitly and explicitly express how corporal and psychological punishment is interwoven into the prison system through the design of the prison cell, its objects, and the system’s theoretical concept. By using the ethnographic design method ‘Sketch and Talk’, which employs text and visual documentation, these narratives uncover both a micro and macro picture of lived experience produced by the interior design of the prison cell. In the field of research on architecture and design the focus favors exterior expressions and planning of space. However, interior design and its objects such as beds, chairs and tables are experienced long-term by inmates in a close and intimate relationship, and therefore can be expected to have a greater impact. This article attempts to expose details and phenomena produced by interior design as well as the inmate’s production of space and its meaning. The article also suggests further areas of design that could mitigate the damage inflicted on inmates by prison cell design.
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