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Theorie-Praxis-Implikationen eines fähigkeitsorientierten Ansatzes: Ergotherapie und der Capability Approach nach Amartya Sen

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Die Frage, was ein Mensch braucht, um ein gutes, gelingendes Leben zu führen, und das Anliegen, Chancen für Menschen zur Verwirklichung ihres Potentials im Sinne von Lebensqualität und Menschenwürde zu ermöglichen und sie in ihren Fähigkeiten zu stärken, verbinden den Capability Approach nach Amartya Sen mit dem befähigenden, ressourcen-, handlungsorientierten und klientenzentrierten Ansatz der Ergotherapie.

Mit herzlichem Dank an Christine Sontag, Elisabeth Kapferer, Gunter Graf, Clemens Sedmak, Herta Pircher, Margarethe Costa, Margarethe Heim, Walter M. Freilinger und an „Anna“.

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    Clemens Sedmak

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Costa, U. (2013). Theorie-Praxis-Implikationen eines fähigkeitsorientierten Ansatzes: Ergotherapie und der Capability Approach nach Amartya Sen. In: Graf, G., Kapferer, E., Sedmak, C. (eds) Der Capability Approach und seine Anwendung. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01272-4_10

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