HÅBETS VÆSEN

HVORDAN HÅB FORSTÅS, PRAKTISERES OG ERFARES BLANDT PERSONER MED ERHVERVET HJERNESKADE, PÅRØRENDE OG FAGPROFESSIONELLE I NEURO-REHABILITERING

Forfattere

  • Merete Tonnesen
  • Maria M. Larsen
  • Vibeke Graven

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7146/pl.v47i1.171930

Nøgleord:

håb, håbløshed, erhvervet hjerneskade, rehabilitering, håbets fænomenologi

Resumé

Håb er noget basalt i den menneskelige tilværelse. Det rummer et iboende paradoks: håb kan være til stede, selv hvor alt håb synes ude. Håb er et lille undseligt ord, som kan synes tavst og usynligt i hverdagen. Men når livet tager en drejning, og alvorlig sygdom indtræffer, kan håb give livskraft. Samtidig kan håbet også trues i svære livssituationer. Artiklen bygger på et halvt års etnografisk feltarbejde blandt personer med erhvervet hjerneskade, deres pårørende og fagprofessionelle i neuro-rehabilitering. Artiklen søger at “unmute” håbet ved at indkredse dets væsen empirisk – ikke blot som teoretisk begreb, men som et levet og erfaret fænomen. Informanter finder håbets skål for evigt tilgængelig, en drivkraft, der får os til at handle, til at fortsætte livet. Håb fremstår som tavst og strukturelt usynligt i praksis, men samtidig nærværende som en implicit og kropsligt forankret dimension. Håb kultiveres og forhandles i rehabiliteringspraksis, det næres og bæres i relationer. Håbet rummer også en sårbarhed, det kan tæres og må understøttes i rehabilitering.

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Publiceret

2026-10-30

Citation/Eksport

Tonnesen, M., Larsen, M. M., & Graven, V. (2026). HÅBETS VÆSEN : HVORDAN HÅB FORSTÅS, PRAKTISERES OG ERFARES BLANDT PERSONER MED ERHVERVET HJERNESKADE, PÅRØRENDE OG FAGPROFESSIONELLE I NEURO-REHABILITERING. Psyke & Logos, 47(1), 48–71. https://doi.org/10.7146/pl.v47i1.171930