Examples of using Lifeworld in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Borderline affects the individual's lifeworld and his or her's health experience.
Eventually someone is going to suggest that we invent a new set of runes derived from our own lifeworld.
We are not mytho-poetic thinkers, and the lifeworld of our ancestors, from which sprang the runes,
Caring science research, subject and method development with a lifeworld basis. Management.
For Habermas, the lifeworld is more or less the"background" environment of competences,
in fact, this rune refers to a feature of the lifeworld of our ancestors.
It is because sky and earth occupied a different position in the lifeworld of our ancestors than the other objects that became rune names, which all dwell or happen either on the earth or in the sky.
fully to those traditions would be by the restoration of their lifeworld.
 Conclusion:  Which coping strategies COPD-patients use depends on their lifeworld and what social and professional support is available around them.
The existential conditions changed radically and a new way of living was found in new strategies in a changed and interlaced lifeworld.
Conclusion: The lifeworld of young women drastically changed awaiting heart transplantation
Based on the aim of the study a qualitative research approach was chosen to understand each interviewee's lifeworld and to see from their perspective and experiences.
Lifeworld in relation to health
Knowledge of experience from people having a stroke leads the nurses to have a greater insight into the person's lifeworld and can give nursing from a holistic perspective.
The study is based on the phenomenological perspective focusing on the lifeworld and the phenomenology of the body, which creates the opportunity to freely reflect on how I experience,
of civil society, of lifeworlds.
The runes are clearly a system of such imaginative universals, in which certain items found in the lifeworld of our ancestors are taken as exemplars of various fundamental features of existence.
caring sciences;"Learning encounters in caring contexts" which has three main concepts: lifeworld, narrative, reflection.
understanding the pupil's individual situation, see their lifeworld is something school nurses do through the health check-ups that are offered to all pupils.
It is because sky and earth occupied a different position in the lifeworld of our ancestors than the other objects that became rune names,
in a deeper sense, as well as methods for the analysis of the lifeworld descriptions, are developed and tested constantly in the ongoing empirical studies.
I argued earlier that the runes refer to features of the lifeworld of our ancestors- things they directly experienced
specific methods that are able to affirm lifeworld diversity and meanings
Conclusion: The result indicates that healthcare concerning the patient can be more favorable if the lifeworld of the patient is given more focus and out of that perspective understand what promotes and prevents coping of this individual.