Titlebook: Analysing Everyday Experience; Social Research and Niamh Stephenson,Dimitris Papadopoulos Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

altruism

Interrupting Neoliberal Subjectivities therapeutic encounters, to talk shows, reality TV, webcams and through to qualitative research, we are increasingly interested in absorbing the ordinary and extraordinary details of people’s lives. Think for example of StoryCorps, the US oral history project which celebrates shared humanity and col

全國性

The Political Project of Articulationroups or collective identities. Exclusion is a multi-layered phenomenon. There is the symbolic production of the ‘other’ community, combined with its discursification, that is, the definition of the features and characteristics of that community, and the naming of what matters each time you encounte

與野獸博斗者

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Keshan-disease

Self/Freedom with the self (1984, 1988b, 1990, 1992, 1997) is being widely adopted as particularly promising. This notion of self/freedom appears to disrupt melancholic laments about the impossibility of reworking our current socio-political conditions (discussed in Chapter 3). Importantly, the disruption is in

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妨礙議事

Three Paradigms of Experienceuate a series of broad concepts and critiques of experience in relation to historical transformations in modes of thinking and doing politics (rather than to give an in-depth account of the complexities and debates within each of the positions we are discussing). We start with a discussion of what i