Journal issue

Nursing and nursing knowledge: A historical, critical, and epistemological analysis

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2021/1 No 144


120 pages

Table of contents

Editorial

Journal article

Nursing knowledge: A contribution to a lively debate

Foreword

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Distinguishing between knowledge and knowing

Nursing and nursing knowledge

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The influence of two visions of science on the development of nursing disciplinary knowledge

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The appropriation of knowledge about complex systems by some nursing theorists: A little-known disciplinary issue

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Fawcett’s proposed model of nursing knowledge: Relationships and limitations

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Modes of knowledge in the affirmation of a nursing disciplinary epistemology: Overinterpretations and reductions in the work of Chinn and Kramer

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The spiral path of nursing knowledge: The contribution made by Reed’s model

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The universal cosmic imperative: The contribution of Roy’s model to nursing knowledge

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“Experiential knowledge”: An epistemological exploration of a widely used expression in the field of health

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Nursing clinical practice: A unique way of thinking and acting in the field of health care

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Nurses’ knowledge related to care expressed in professional gestures

Afterword

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Publication date: 04/26/2021

Uploaded: 05/07/2021

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