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Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness

2008 doctoral thesis by Daniel Sutton at Auckland University of Technology
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Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness

Summary

Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness authored Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — author (P50): Daniel Sutton[2].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's instance of is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's publisher is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — publisher (P123): Tuwhera Open Access Publisher[4].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's language of work or name is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's country of origin is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's publication date is recorded as +2008-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's main subject is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — main subject (P921): phenomenology[8].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's main subject is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — main subject (P921): mental disorder[9].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's main subject is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — main subject (P921): Martin Heidegger[10].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's main subject is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — main subject (P921): occupation[11].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's Handle ID is recorded as 10292/662[12].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's title is recorded as Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness[13].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's copyright holder is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — copyright holder (P3931): Daniel Sutton[14].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's thesis submitted to is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — thesis submitted to (P4101): Auckland University of Technology[15].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[16].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's copyright status is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[17].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's thesis committee member is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — thesis committee member (P9161): Clare Hocking[18].
  • Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's thesis committee member is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — thesis committee member (P9161): Liz Smythe[19].

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Recovery As the Re-fabrication of Everyday Life: Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness's instance of is recorded as Exploring the Meaning of Doing for People Recovering From Mental Illness — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

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  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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