Peer-reviewed articles

Hoppe, S. (2022). Identity work of children with a parent with early-onset dementia in the Netherlands: Giving meaning through narrative construction. Dementia, 21(1), 196–213. 

Hoppe, S. (2020). The Other Within Oneself: Understanding Care for a Family Member with Early‐Onset Dementia Through the Lens of Dividuality. Ethos, 48(2), 231-249. 

Hoppe, S. (2019). Shifting uncertainties in the pre-diagnostic trajectory of early-onset dementia. Dementia, 18(2), 613–29. 

Hoppe, S., Vermeulen, L., Driessen, A., Roding, E., de Groot, M., & Krause, K. (2019). Learning in Collaborative Moments: Practising Relating Differently with Dementia in Dialogue Meetings. Anthropology in Action, 26(3), 10-22. 

Hoppe, S. (2018). A Sorrow Shared is a Sorrow Halved: The Search for Empathetic Understanding of Family Members of a Person with Early-Onset Dementia. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 42(1), 180–201. 

Hoppe, S. (2018). An exploration of the ambiguities and dilemmas around care for a family member with early-onset dementia. In I. Quaranta, M. Minelli, & S. Fortin (Eds.), Assemblages, Transformations and the Politics of Care (pp. 143-158). Bologna: Bononia University Press.  

Hoppe, S. (2016). Disability in tijden van de participatiesamenleving: Een kritische blik naar het streven naar geluk en onafhankelijkheid vanuit Disability Studies perspectief. In G. Van Hove, A. Schippers, M. Cardol, & E. De Schauwer (Eds.), Disability Studies in de Lage Landen (pp. 49-60). Antwerpen: Garant.  

Hoppe, S. (2013). Chronic Illness as a Source of Happiness: Paradox or perfectly normal? Health, Culture and Society, 5(1), 265-278. 

Hoppe, S. (2012). The negative side of independence: an exploration of the self and others. Medische Antropologie, 24(1),131-147.

Hoppe, S. (2010). Visibility and invisibility in chronic illness. Medische Antropologie, 22(2), 361-373. 

Hoppe, S. (2009). "Getting sick has been good to me, not bad": Understanding the experience of growth in face of adversity. Medische Antropologie, 21(2), 277-296. 

Hoppe, S. (2022) Our whole house has Alzheimer’s: How early-onset dementia shapes relationships of families in the Netherlands. [Unpublished doctoral dissertation]. University of Amsterdam. 

Amsterdam Care Collective. (2018) Dementia and the Good Life: Collaborations with the Field. Medicine Anthropology Theory, http://www.medanthrotheory.org/article/view/5606/7414, accessed July, 26 2021. 

Hoppe, S. (2018). Burning down the house: When crisis becomes daily life in early-onset dementia. Somatosphere. Web publication/site

Hoppe, S. (2017). Goed leven met dementie, kan dat eigenlijk wel? In A-M. The, J. Pols, & R. Pool (Eds.), Goed leven met dementie: Dialoog tussen wetenschap en praktijk (pp. 31-34). Amsterdam: Ben Sajet Centrum. 

Vermeulen, L., Driessen, A., Lemos Dekker, N., Roding, E., Hoppe, S., van den Buuse, S., Krause, K., The, .A.M., & Pols, J. (2017). Goed leven met dementie, hoe doen we dat? In A-M. The, J. Pols, & R. Pool (Eds.), Goed leven met dementie: Dialoog tussen wetenschap en praktijk (pp. 14-19). Amsterdam: Ben Sajet Centrum. 

Ahlin, T., Moyer, E. & Hoppe, S. (2016). Slam that #ethnography!. Web publication/site

Driessen, A., Vermeulen, L., Hoppe, S., Lemos Dekker, N., van den Buuse, S., & Smit, M. (2015). Meer oog voor zorg: Ambiguïteiten en kwetsbaarheden in de participatie in zorg voor mensen met dementie. Podium voor Bio-ethiek, 22(2), 14-16. 

Hoppe, S. (2012). Pleidooi voor Agency. In J. Jansen & T. Dobbelaar (Eds). Kijk anders, zie meer. Den Haag: ZonMw.

Hoppe, S., Kool, J. & Schippers, A. (2011). Disability Studies in Nederland. Verbinding in de context. Den Haag: Disability Studies in Nederland.  

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