Philosophy 1978-2009

Creator: Peggy Chinn
Updated: 8/22/2019
Contains: 46 items

Philosophic articles published in ANS have been among the most thought-provoking and important contributions to the discipline. This collection represents those that I count among the most significant.

Fundamental Patterns of Knowing in Nursing

Carper, Barbara A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 1(1):13-24, October 1978.

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The Nurse as Advocate: A Philosophical Foundation for Nursing

Curtin, Leah L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 1(3):1-10, April 1979.

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The Idea of Health: A Philosophical Inquiry

Smith, Judith A.

ADVANCES IN NURSING SCIENCE. 3(3):43-50, April 1981.

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The history and philosophy of nursing science and research

Gortner, Susan R.

Advances in Nursing Science. 5(2):1-8, January 1983.

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An analysis of changing trends in philosophies of science on nursing theory development and testing

Silva, Mary Cipriano; Rothbart, Daniel

Advances in Nursing Science. 6(2):1-13, January 1984.

Philosophical issues in the Rogerian science of unitary human beings

Reeder, Francelyn

Advances in Nursing Science. 6(2):14-23, January 1984.

Dialectic thinking as a means of understanding systems-in-development: relevance to Rogers's principles

Wilson, Lorraine M.; Fitzpatrick, Joyce J.

Advances in Nursing Science. 6(2):24-41, January 1984.

A further investigation of “Dialectical Thinking as a Means of Understanding Systems-in-Development: Relevance to Rogers's Principles“

Moccia, Patricia

Advances in Nursing Science. 7(4):33-38, July 1985.

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Quality of life: a phenomenological perspective on explanation, prediction, and understanding in nursing science

Benner, Patricia

Advances in Nursing Science. 8(1):1-14, October 1985.

Evolutionary idealism: a philosophical foundation for holistic nursing theory

Sarter, Barbara

Advances in Nursing Science. 9(2):1-9, January 1987.

Adopting an evolutionary lens: An optimistic approach to discovering strength in nursing

Ramos, Mary Carol

Advances in Nursing Science. 10(1):19-26, October 1987.

Thinking upstream: Nurturing a conceptual understanding of the societal context of health behavior

Butterfield, Patricia G.

Advances in Nursing Science. 12(2):1-8, January 1990.

Concepts of caring and caring as a concept

Morse, Janice M.; Solberg, Shirley M.; Neander, Wendy L.; More

Advances in Nursing Science. 13(1):1-14, September 1990.

Earth caring

Schuster, Eleanor A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 13(1):25-30, September 1990.

Nursing science: Basic, applied, or practical? Implications for the art of nursing

Johnson, Joy L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(1):7-16, September 1991.

Theoretic diversity: Evolving paradigmatic issues in research and practice

Nagle, Lynn M.; Mitchell, Gail J.

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(1):17-25, September 1991.

(Mis)conceptions and reconceptioons about traditional science

Schumacher, Karen L.; Gortner, Susan R.

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(4):1-11, June 1992.

Testing of nursing theory: Critique and philosophical expansion

Silva, Mary Cipriano; Sorrell, Jeanne Merkle

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(4):12-23, June 1992.

Power and knowledge in nursing: A feminist poststructuralist view

Doering, Lynn

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(4):24-33, June 1992.

The power of the name

Müller, Mary E.; Dzurec, Laura Cox

Advances in Nursing Science. 15(3):15-22, March 1993.

The intersection of technology and care in the ICU

Cooper, Mary Carolyn

Advances in Nursing Science. 15(3):23-32, March 1993.

A dialectical examination of nursing art

Johnson, Joy L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 17(1):1-14, September 1994.

Expertise: The true essence of nursing art

Hampton, Debra C.

Advances in Nursing Science. 17(1):15-24, September 1994.

Understanding the life of illness: Learning through the art of Frida Kahlo

Darbyshire, Philip

Advances in Nursing Science. 17(1):51-59, September 1994.

A treatise on nursing knowledge development for the 21st century: Beyond postmodernism

Reed, Pamela G.

Advances in Nursing Science. 17(3):70-84, March 1995.

Patterns of knowing: Review, critique, and update

White, Jill

Advances in Nursing Science. 17(4):73-86, June 1995.

From Carper's patterns of knowing to ways of being: An ontological philosophical shift in nursing

Silva, Mary Cipriano; Sorrell, Jeanne Merkle; Sorrell, Christine Denise

Advances in Nursing Science. 18(1):1-13, September 1995.

Environmental Paradigms: Moving Toward an Ecocentric Perspective

Kleffel, Dorothy

Advances in Nursing Science. 18(4):1-10, June 1996.

The focus of the discipline of nursing

Newman, Margaret A.; Sime, A. Marilyn; Corcoran-Perry, Sheila A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(1):1-6, September 1991.

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Situation-Specific Theories: Philosophical Roots, Properties, and Approach

Im, Eun-Ok; Meleis, Afaf Ibrahim

Advances in Nursing Science. 22(2):11-24, December 1999.

Caring and the Science of Unitary Human Beings

Smith, Marlaine C.

Advances in Nursing Science. 21(4):14-28, June 1999.

Toward an Understanding of Art in Nursing

LeVasseur, Jeanne J.

Advances in Nursing Science. 21(4):48-63, June 1999.

Multiple Paradigms of Nursing Science

Monti, Elizabeth J.; Tingen, Martha S.

Advances in Nursing Science. 21(4):64-80, June 1999.

Bridging the Gulf between Science and Action: The "New Fuzzies" of Neopragmatism

Warms, Catherine A.; Schroeder, Carole A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 22(2):1-10, December 1999.

Respect for Human Dignity: A Central Phenomenon to Philosophically Unite Nursing Theory and Practice through Consilience of Knowledge

Jacobs, Barbara Bennett

Advances in Nursing Science. 24(1):17-35, September 2001.

Visible Humans, Vanishing Bodies, and Virtual Nursing: Complications of Life, Presence, Place, and Identity

Sandelowski, Margarete

Advances in Nursing Science. 24(3):58-70, March 2002.

Health, Healing, and the Myth of the Hero Journey

Smith, Marlaine C.

Advances in Nursing Science. 24(4):1-13, June 2002.

Postcolonial Nursing Scholarship: From Epistemology to Method

Kirkham, Sheryl Reimer; Anderson, Joan M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 25(1):1-17, September 2002.

Grounded Theory, Feminist Theory, Critical Theory: Toward Theoretical Triangulation

Kushner, Kaysi Eastlick; Morrow, Raymond

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):30-43, January-February-March 2003.

An Emerging Discourse: Toward Epistemic Diversity in Nursing

Georges, Jane M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):44-52, January-February-March 2003.

A World of No Boundaries

Newman, Margaret A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(4):240-245, October-November-December 2003.

Instrumental Inputs: Moving the Interpersonal Theory of Nursing Into Practice

Beeber, Linda S.; Canuso, Regina; Emory, Sara

Advances in Nursing Science. 27(4):275-286, October-November-December 2004.

Transcultural Nursing Theory From a Critical Cultural Perspective

Gustafson, Diana L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 28(1):2-16, January-March 2005.

Advancing Nursing Theory Through Theory-guided Practice: The Emergence of a Critical Caring Perspective

Falk-Rafael, Adeline

Advances in Nursing Science. 28(1):38-49, January-March 2005.

Medical Futility in the Natural Attitude

Jacobs, Barbara Bennett; Taylor, Carol

Advances in Nursing Science. 28(4):288-305, October-December 2005.

Bio-Power, Agamben, and Emerging Nursing Knowledge

Georges, Jane M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 31(1):4-12, January-March 2008.

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