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Do men's and women's accounts of surviving a stroke conform to Frank's narrative genres?

机译：男女中风的叙述是否符合弗兰克的叙事体裁？

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We compared the illness narratives of 9 male and 9 female United Kingdom stroke survivors using Frank's typologies of illness narratives. Most respondents presented a single dominant narrative genre ("quest memoir," "restitution," "chaos," or a new "despair" genre); none presented quest manifesto or automythology narratives of social action or self-reinvention. We found no gender differences apparent in which genres respondents presented. Stroke severity and the degree of anticipated or actual recovery largely influenced which genre predominated in individual accounts. Contrary to some sociological understandings of gender and health, gender appeared to be less influential on stroke survivors' illness accounts than aspects of the illness, such as its severity.
机译：我们使用弗兰克的疾病叙事类型，比较了9位男性和9位英国中风幸存者的疾病叙事。大多数受访者都采用单一的占主导地位的叙事类型（“寻求回忆录”，“赔偿”，“混乱”或新的“绝望”类型）;没有人提出社会行动或自我改造的追求宣言或自我神话叙事。我们发现受访者所呈现的流派没有明显的性别差异。笔画的严重程度以及预期或实际恢复的程度在很大程度上影响了哪种类型的个人帐户占主导地位。与对性别和健康的某些社会学理解相反，性别对中风幸存者的疾病报告的影响似乎不如疾病的严重程度等方面。

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