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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3579-9. She captures in quite a simple way the problematic place that original kinship occupies in adoption work and how her own position has been forged through and within it. Being adopted is ‘surprising’ in a culture where original kinship occupies a foundational place in securing the truth of one’s sense of self.

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Beginning Apache Cassandra Development992). She describes how in the mid-nineteenth century, unmarried and deserted working-class women approached the Thomas Coram Foundling hospital to have their illegitimate babies permanently or temporarily looked after elsewhere.

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MapReduce and Its Abstractions,gation are dominant. The image of war is a good description to begin my analysis of open practices, as this earliest era is characterised by a war of two specific discourses that will be differently staged and fought throughout the history I will be tracing. The legal commentator Cretney (1998, p. 1

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3579-9als the emergence of the concept ‘psychological parenting’ to designate a new theorisation of how children were attached to families. The continuous and consistent attention of a person in a parental position would facilitate attachment, whether or not that person was linked to the child through bio

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