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s. 167–182.
35
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Cayless S., Forbat L., Illingworth N., Hubbard G., Kearney N. (2010). ‘Men with prostate can-
cer over the first year of illness: their experiences as biographical disruption’. Supporti-
ve Care in Cancer, 18, 1, 11–19.
Chamberlayne P., King A. (1997). The biographical challenge of caring. Sociology of Health &
Illness, 19 (5), 601–621.
Clausen H., Kendall M., Murray S., Worth A. Boyd K., Benton F. (2005). ‘Would palliative ca-
re patients benefit from social workers’ retaining the traditional ‘casework’ role rather
than working as care managers? A prospective serial qualitative interview study’. British
Journal of Social Work, 35, 2, 277–285.
Cwikel J. G., Behar L. C. (1999). Social work with adult cancer patients: A vote count review
of intervention research. Social Work in Health Care, 29 (2), 39–67.
Davis C. (2004). Psychosocial needs of women with breast cancer: How can social workers ma-
ke a difference? Health and Social Work. 29, 330–334.
Frank A. W. (1995). The Wounded Storyteller: Body, Illness and Ethics, University of Chicago,
Chicago, IL.
Hobfoll S. E. (2006). Stres, kultura i społeczność. Gdańsk: Gdańskie Wydawnictwo Psycholo-
giczne.
Juczyński Z. (2016). Zmaganie się z nieuleczalną chorobą – mobilizacja osobistych potencjałów
zdrowia. Sztuka Leczenia, 1, 19–29.
Kleinman A. (1988). The Illness Narratives: Suffering. Healing and The Human Condition: Ba-
sic Books, New York, NY.
Kozielecki J. (2006). Psychologia nadziei. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Akademickie „Żak”.
Lillquist R., Abramxson J. (2002). Separating the apples and oranges in thc fruit cocktail: The
mixed results of psychosocial interventions on cancer survival. Social Work in Heallh
Care, 36 (2), 65–79.
Little M., Jordens C. F., Paul K., Montgomery K., Philipson B. (1998). ‘Liminality: a major cate-
gory in the experience of cancer illness’. Social Science and Medicine, 47, 10, 1485–1494.
Pawlas-Czyż S. (2018). Społeczna rzeczywistość choroby nowotworowej w rodzinie. Profesjonal-
na praca socjalna w obszarze wsparcia opiekunów nieformalnych osób chorych onkolo-
gicznie. Przyczynek do refleksji nad onkologiczną pracą socjalną. Toruń: Wydawnictwo
Edukacyjne Akapit.
Taplin S. (2016). ‘Living to tell the tale’ – narratives of survivng cancer and the social work re-
spone. Journal of Social Work Practice, 30, 2, 155–168.
Strauss A. L., Corbin J., Fagerhaugh S., Glaser B. G., Maines D., Suczek B., Wiener C. (1984).
Chronic Illness and the Quality of Life, The C.V. Mosby Co., St. Louis-Toronto.
Vindrola-Padros C., Brage E. (2017). What is not, but might be: The disnarrated in parents’ sto-
ries of their child’s cancer treatment. Social Science and Medicine, 193, 16–22.
Zebrack B., Jones B., Smolinski K. (2015) Oncology Social Work Interventions Throughout the
Continuum of Cancer Care. W: Christ G., Messner C., Behar L. (ed.). Handbook of On-
cology Social Work: Psychosocial Care for People with Cancer. New York: Oxford Unive-
risty Press, 35–42.