Sentence examples for stigmatisation that from inspiring English sources

There is something profound about the process of stigmatisation that makes even the most hard-bitten addict vulnerable to its sting.

As with the stigmatisation that often fuels it, problems associated with discrimination may often persist long after the immediate crisis has ended.40 Where this happens individuals from affected groups may be disadvantaged in various domains of life long after the crisis in question has ended.

Adults with T1DM also perceive and experience stigmatisation that is more specific to their type of diabetes.

Low initial recognition of SCD and its cause were associated with lay practices of surveillance within affected families, contributing to stigmatisation that occurred independently of genetic knowledge.

The stories of SCD in this study described a form of stigmatisation that moves beyond the individual/relationship concepts described by Goffman and towards recognizing structural influences in both blaming and discriminatory effects of having a child with SCD.

It is in combating individual discrimination and stigmatisation that efforts must now concentrate.

They fear further stigmatisation now that the wheat has been formally separated from the chaff.

Mr Fukura has no time for talk of heroism or stigmatisation, for that matter.

The correlation between questionnaire used several years previously, and the interviewer's judgements of stigmatisation suggest that the stigma questionnaire had both predictive validity and long-term stability.

Similarly, Sontag [ 45] identified the feeling of dread as a contributor to stigmatisation, stating that "treating cancer as no mere disease but a demonic enemy makes cancer not just a lethal disease but a shameful one" (p.59).

But many parents, teachers and leftwing opposition politicians call it a deliberate stigmatisation of Islam that is cruel to children by playing politics with school lunches.