Concept Inventing: Feeling Pulled in Different Directions.

Nurs Sci Q

Associate Professor, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada.

Published: October 2022

People refer to feeling pulled in different directions as laboring with everyday living of life challenges and opportunities. Guided by concept inventing within a humanbecoming worldview, a now-truth of this phenomenon is that . The ingenuous proclamation was expressed in the language of humanbecoming as and illuminated within the artform by Emily Carr. This exploration contributes to nursing knowledge within the humanbecoming paradigm and offers foci for future inquiry.

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