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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: This study investigates how social categories work and intersect in siblings bereaved by drug-related deaths\' (DRDs) stories about their relationships to their deceased brother or sister. The sociocultural embedded process of making meaning of the relationship with the deceased individual is essential in adapting to the loss. However, insight into such experiences of siblings bereaved by a DRD is scarce. Previous research has suggested that DRDs may be stigmatized life experiences for bereaved family members, and this paper furthers understanding of the experiences and issues involved in losing a sibling in a stigmatized death.
UNASSIGNED: An intersectional analysis is applied to interviews with 14 bereaved siblings. By investigating and displaying how different categories intertwine, various positionings are identified.
UNASSIGNED: Categorization of the deceased siblings as \"addicts\" constructs a troubled position. However, when \"addict\" intersects with the categories \"unique,\" \"sibling,\" and \"uncle,\" the troubled subject\'s position as an \"addict\" can be concealed.
UNASSIGNED: Normative conceptions of addiction and DRDs produce troubled subject positions. By intermingling the category of \"addict\" with other categories, less problematic positions are created. Still, intersections of categories can also construct further complexities of remorse and self-blame for the bereaved siblings.
UNASSIGNED: An intersectional analysis is applied to interviews with 14 bereaved siblings. By investigating and displaying how different categories intertwine, various positionings are identified.
UNASSIGNED: Categorization of the deceased siblings as \"addicts\" constructs a troubled position. However, when \"addict\" intersects with the categories \"unique,\" \"sibling,\" and \"uncle,\" the troubled subject\'s position as an \"addict\" can be concealed.
UNASSIGNED: Normative conceptions of addiction and DRDs produce troubled subject positions. By intermingling the category of \"addict\" with other categories, less problematic positions are created. Still, intersections of categories can also construct further complexities of remorse and self-blame for the bereaved siblings.
摘要：
■这项研究调查了因与毒品有关的死亡而失去亲人的兄弟姐妹（DRDs）关于他们与已故兄弟或姐妹关系的故事中的社会类别如何运作和相交。使与死者的关系具有意义的社会文化嵌入过程对于适应损失至关重要。然而,对被DRD失去亲人的兄弟姐妹的这种经历的洞察力很少。先前的研究表明，DRD可能是失去亲人的家庭成员的生活经历，本文进一步了解了在污名化的死亡中失去兄弟姐妹所涉及的经验和问题。
■将交叉分析应用于对14个丧亲兄弟姐妹的访谈。通过调查和显示不同类别如何交织，确定了各种位置。
■将已故兄弟姐妹归类为“成瘾者”，构成了一个陷入困境的职位。然而,当“瘾君子”与“独特”类别相交时，\"\"兄弟姐妹,“和”叔叔，“问题主体作为“瘾君子”的位置可以隐藏。
■成瘾和DRD的规范概念会产生困扰的主题位置。通过将“瘾君子”类别与其他类别混合，创建问题较少的职位。尽管如此，类别的交叉点还可以为失去亲人的兄弟姐妹构造更复杂的悔恨和自责。
■将交叉分析应用于对14个丧亲兄弟姐妹的访谈。通过调查和显示不同类别如何交织，确定了各种位置。
■将已故兄弟姐妹归类为“成瘾者”，构成了一个陷入困境的职位。然而,当“瘾君子”与“独特”类别相交时，\"\"兄弟姐妹,“和”叔叔，“问题主体作为“瘾君子”的位置可以隐藏。
■成瘾和DRD的规范概念会产生困扰的主题位置。通过将“瘾君子”类别与其他类别混合，创建问题较少的职位。尽管如此，类别的交叉点还可以为失去亲人的兄弟姐妹构造更复杂的悔恨和自责。
