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Journal of Korean Academy of psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 1999;8(1):5-16.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12934/jkpmhn.1999.8.1.5    Published online June 30, 1999.
A Study on the Subjectivity about Death
Hae Kyung Chung1, Kyung Hee Kim1, EunJa Yeun1, Eun Jung Ryu2, Soon Gyo Yeoum1, Yeon Kang Chung1, Hye Jin Kwon1
1Department of Nursing, College of Medicine, ChungAng University
2Department of Nursing, College of Medicine, Konkuk University
죽음에 관한 주관성 연구
정혜경1, 김경희1, 윤은자1, 류은정2, 염순교1, 정연강1, 권혜진1
1중앙대학교 간호학과
2건국대학교 간호학과
Abstract
The purpose of this study is, by using Q-method ology, to classify the type of attitude for the general public about the death and to understand the specific characters of each tyj)e. Q-population was investigated by referring to rel evant records and interviewing with the general public and the experts. The final 4() of Q-sample was selected and the data was collected through I)-sample, randomly chosen 32 people around Seoul and Kvung-gi area. After analyzing, 4 types were found. Type 1 is aiming for the future life. They believe firmly the future life. They feel certain that the death means starting for eternal life rather than being afraid of the death or having a despair. Type 2 is valuing reality. They do their best for the reality of life. They take up a positive attitude toward completing their life with responsibilities even at. the situation of confronting death. Type 3 is preparing for death. The people confronting death have a right to know when they will be dead. They should have enough time to prepare for death. Type 4 is devoting for society. Even though there is only one life, people think that devoiing their life for justice is very important. Through the result of this study, people's agree ment for nobility and importance of life were found same. It is reconfirmed that instead of being dead suddenly, if ifs possible, they want to know the fact of dying to have time to prepare for their death. Also, the fact that everyone has the fear of death is confirmed.
Key Words: Death
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