Partnerski odnos neplodnih parov

magistrsko delo

Tina Lipar (Author), Christian Gostečnik (Mentor)

Abstract

Magistrsko delo obravnava vprašanje, kakšno je doživljanje partnerjev ob soočanju z neplodnostjo. Diagnoza neplodnosti namreč spremeni partnerski odnos in partnerja do te mere, da sta slednja poklicana k predvrednotenju smisla življenja. Avtorica magistrskega dela v prvem delu predstavi ključna področja izbrane tematike. Sprva se ozre na splošna dognanja medicinske stroke, nato pa se posveti stroki, ki se ukvarja z notranjepsihičnim svetom posameznikov. Predstavi ključne dejavnike pri nastanku ter razvoju partnerskega odnosa, kasneje opiše dejavnike neplodnosti, ki vplivajo na odnos med partnerjema. Čeprav teoretična poglavja magistrske naloge predstavljajo pare in njihov boj z neplodnostjo, drugi del z izvedeno empirično raziskavo po fenomenološkem modelu ponuja poglobitev v čustveno doživljanje posameznih partnerjev. Njihovo pripovedovanje odpira štiri glavne teme, ki jih delo tudi podrobneje predstavi in podpre z argumenti: doživljanje posameznika, partnerski odnos, odnosi z drugimi ljudmi ter drugačno vrednotenje lastnega življenja in prihodnosti. Rezultati raziskave na nek način potrjujejo teoretične predpostavke stroke, medtem ko na drugi strani ponujajo vpogled v čustveno intimo partnerskega odnosa, ki jo družba nemalokrat spregleda. Avtorica izpostavi pomanjkljivosti v izvedeni raziskavi in možne smernice za nadaljnje delo, v sklepnem delu pa omeni še, kakšno vlogo in nalogo ima tako vsak posameznik kot družba na splošno, ko pride v stik s pari, ki se soočajo z neplodnostjo.

Keywords

neplodnost;partnerski odnos;rast odnosa;čustveno doživljanje;čustvena intimnost;oploditev z biomedicinsko pomočjo;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2020
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL TEOF - Theological Faculty
Publisher:	[T. Lipar]
UDC:	159.922.2:612.663(043.2)
COBISS:	34451971
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Partnership of infertile couples
Secondary abstract:	This master’s thesis studies what partners in a relationship feel when struggling with infertility. The infertility diagnosis changes partners and their relationship to the extent where they are called to reevaluate the meaning of life. In the first part of the master’s thesis, its author presents key fields of the selected topic. She first highlights general findings of medical experts and goes on to present the profession that deals with the inner psychological world of individuals. She presents key factors for the establishment and development of a relationship and describes infertility factors, which affect the relationship between partners. While theoretical chapters of this master’s thesis present couples and their fight against infertility, the second part describes the empirical research, conducted following the phenomenological model, which offers an opportunity to immerse in the emotions experienced by individual partners. Their narration introduced four major topics, also presented in the thesis and supported by arguments: individual’s experience, relationship, relationship with other people and a different evaluation of one’s own life and future. The results of the research somehow confirm the theoretical assumptions of medical experts, while, on the other hand, they offer an insight into the emotional intimacy of a relationship, which is often overlooked by the society. The author highlights shortcomings of the conducted research and provides possible guidelines for future work. In the conclusion, she mentions what the role and task of every individual and the society in general is when they meet couples struggling with infertility.
Secondary keywords:	infertility;relationship;relationship growth;emotional experiencing;emotional intimacy;biomedical insemination;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Teološka fak.
Pages:	VI, 68, III str.
ID:	12046422