I den ha?r uppsatsen har vi underso?kt i vilken utstra?ckning den o?kade kommersialiseringen av mediemarknaden i stort har pa?verkat Sveriges Televisions nyhetsprogram Rapport. Vi har analyserat huruvida bevakningen av politik och samha?lle har blivit mer kommersialiserad under a?ren 1985 till 2012. Teoretiskt har vi utga?tt fra?n Jesper Stro?mba?cks och Anna Maria Jo?nssons definitioner av kommersialisering: minskat utrymme fo?r politik, o?kat utrymme fo?r spel- och skandalgestaltningar, personifiering och snuttifiering.Studien bygger pa? en kvantitativ inneha?llsanalys av inslag om politik och andra samha?llsfra?gor fra?n Rapports 19.30-sa?ndningar vecka 11 a?ren 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010 och 2012.

The aim of the study was to reach a deeper understanding and knowledge about how women with an experience of prostitution perceive what this has meant for them and how it has influenced their lives. The questions of the study were: (1) How has the prostitution experience affected the women in their lives? (2) How have they learnt to deal with this experience? To answer these questions a qualitative method was used where interviews were conducted with four women with experience of prostitution. All women experienced that the prostitution had affected their lives. Examples given that inter alia relationships, sexuality, and self-image had been affected.

The purpose of our essay is to describe and analyse the experience of adults growing up with alcohol abusing parents and how their adult lives have been affected by this. The essay consists of both theoretical and empirical studies and we have used a qualitative method. We used a semi structured interview where we interviewed eight persons. We used symbolic interaction to analyse the collected data. The result is to a large extent consistent with previous research.

Descartes sharp distinction between body and mind has had a severe influence on the culture of the western world. We now have a constructed system of knowledge that discards perception asunreliable and instead admits only deduction as the adequate method of understanding oursurroundings and ourselves.But what are we, if not human?And what would our lives be like without our dreams, the passions of our hearts and the sensationsof our sense organs?Irrational as it all may seem, these aspects form our existence, giving us pleasure, experience andknowledge beyond what we plan or try to predict. It is the fuel that keeps us going, fighting, loving.So how come we seek to explain everything? How come we seek the approval of others in matters we should be confident enough to judgeourselves? Why can't we embrace all the aspects of what it means to be alive? I state that the society and culture of the western world offers great possibilities for expression andcommunication.

The objective of this paper is to describe and analyze female irregular immigrants and their experience of how relationships with other people affect their lives and identity.A qualitative method is used in the study, because my main purpose is to analyse the respondents? lives and life experiences. The analysis is based on a symbolic interactionism perspective. The results are also analyzed based on previous research and the concepts underlying the paper; irregular immigrants, discrimination, power and identity.In summary, the respondents have a clear picture of how they live and experience their relationship to others and themselves and how this affects their lives and identity.Their experiences affect their lives and influence their behaviour and identity when they interact with others. Their own view of their situation means that they are afraid to seek care or report sexual abuse, threats or other similar conditions.

The objective of this paper is to describe and analyze female irregular immigrants and their experience of how relationships with other people affect their lives and identity.A qualitative method is used in the study, because my main purpose is to analyse the respondents? lives and life experiences. The analysis is based on a symbolic interactionism perspective. The results are also analyzed based on previous research and the concepts underlying the paper; irregular immigrants, discrimination, power and identity.In summary, the respondents have a clear picture of how they live and experience their relationship to others and themselves and how this affects their lives and identity.Their experiences affect their lives and influence their behaviour and identity when they interact with others. Their own view of their situation means that they are afraid to seek care or report sexual abuse, threats or other similar conditions.

I den ha?r underso?kningen tittar jag na?rmare pa? hur ordet hen anva?nds i interaktioner pa? Twitter. Jag fra?gar mig i vilka sammanhang och om vem som hen kan anva?ndas i dessa konversationer. Vad tycks gynna eller begra?nsa anva?ndningen av hen? Ha?r a?r jag, fo?rst och fra?mst, intresserad av att se pa? hur olika typer av normer kring ko?n och sexualitet kan ta?nkas pa?verka anva?ndningen, och vilka sa?dana normer som a?r relevanta i konversationerna.Fo?r att go?ra detta anva?nder jag mig av metoden Membership categorization analysis.

 Background: Euthanasia means help to die. Some terminally ill patients wish for euthanasia. Purpose: Illuminating terminally ill patients' desire for voluntary euthanasia. Method: A general literature study. Seven articles were reviewed and analyzed.

I den ha?r underso?kningen tittar jag na?rmare pa? hur ordet hen anva?nds i interaktioner pa? Twitter. Jag fra?gar mig i vilka sammanhang och om vem som hen kan anva?ndas i dessa konversationer. Vad tycks gynna eller begra?nsa anva?ndningen av hen? Ha?r a?r jag, fo?rst och fra?mst, intresserad av att se pa? hur olika typer av normer kring ko?n och sexualitet kan ta?nkas pa?verka anva?ndningen, och vilka sa?dana normer som a?r relevanta i konversationerna.Fo?r att go?ra detta anva?nder jag mig av metoden Membership categorization analysis.

This essay aims to find out what impact social media have on the daily lives of Swedish people in regard to their usage and sociability. In order to find that out we have performed four group interviews with a total of 16 people from two different age categories that were later compared. To analyze the empirical data we?ve used the theories on the Network Societies by Jan Van Dijk as a help of understanding. The results show that social media have become an integrated part in the lives of our informants and that a consdierable amount of time is spent on them everyday. In the younger group Facebook was considered the most useful medium as it makes the planning of events easier and can be used as a way of keeping oneself updated on news as well as on the lives of others.

The number of residential fires has not declined sufficiently since the smoke alarm entranced the Swedish homes, fires lead to devastating consequences in which possessions, homes and worst of all human lives are at stake. Every year, about 80 people get killed and more than 500 get´s injured in residential fires, often due to lack of safety equipment. The number of fires caused by electrical appliances has risen and taken over a period of ten years the fire caused by a forgotten stove has increased by 70 percent. Preventing the risk that a fire would start on the stove would saves money, worry and most importantly, lives..

This study has as an objective to compare and evaluate the living conditions of two immigrant children residing in different places in Sweden. Given that immigrants often are looked upon as a social and physical vulnerable group in relation to disadvantageous socioeconomic conditions the children's lives were analyzed in relation to four public health objects. By using Runkeeper, GIS, Equipop data, time geographic material, telephone conversations and a web survey the children lives are analyzed within their activity spaces. The children formed their lives in different socioeconomic environments and adapted their lives after their conditions. The perspective on individual level can be put in contrast with studies based on society level.

The purpose of this study was to examine how some young mothers, who previously have been in foster care or residential care, describe the way motherhood has affected their lives and identities. Narrative interviews were conducted with three teenage mothers and one mother aged 23. As tools for analyzing the narratives, theories about narrative psychology and how people present themselves through story-telling and language were used. The results of the study show that becoming a mother was life-changing in a positive way, according to the young mothers. They described how they, since becoming mothers, had become more mature and now lived less risk-full lives.

I den ha?r underso?kningen tittar jag na?rmare pa? hur ordet hen anva?nds i interaktioner pa? Twitter. Jag fra?gar mig i vilka sammanhang och om vem som hen kan anva?ndas i dessa konversationer. Vad tycks gynna eller begra?nsa anva?ndningen av hen? Ha?r a?r jag, fo?rst och fra?mst, intresserad av att se pa? hur olika typer av normer kring ko?n och sexualitet kan ta?nkas pa?verka anva?ndningen, och vilka sa?dana normer som a?r relevanta i konversationerna.Fo?r att go?ra detta anva?nder jag mig av metoden Membership categorization analysis.

The forgotten group: A study of support for relatives of incarcerated individuals. The daily lives of relatives of an incarcerated individual are affected and changed by the fact that their kin has become incarcerated. This made us want to research what kind of support these individuals are in need of and what kind of support the society is offering them today. Because of their kins behaviour, these individuals are also often exposed to feelings of shame and stigma. Therefore we have, with Goffmans theory of stigma in mind, looked into how this affects the relatives daily lives.