Titlebook: Displaying Families; A New Concept for th Esther Dermott,Julie Seymour Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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‘I Know we Can’t be a Family, but as Close as You Can Get’: Displaying Families within an Institutio is meant by this dynamic and complex term ‘family’. Despite recent critiques of the conventional family, there are still collective views of what families should look like that continue to dominate in many ways today:

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Developing ‘Displaying Families’: A Possibility for the Future of the Sociology of Personal Lifeamily sociology along with contemporary accounts of meaningful family practices. As such it reflects the need for ‘grounded, contextualised studies of family and intimacy’ which also highlight the possibility of ‘a(chǎn)lternative, yet to be explored dimensions to the way people connect with one another’ (Gillies 2003: 19).

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Practices of Display: The Framing and Changing of Internet Gambling Behaviours in Familiessues which arise when family members are not available for ‘display’. Display activities in these analyses are not those directly of the gambling, but relate explicitly to family practices of display, and how a perceived absence of these impacts on familial relationships and, often later, of attempts to renew affected relationships.

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Exploring the Concept of Display in Family Relationshipsnd personal relationships. The collection of articles in this volume offers a rich and stimulating range of reflections on the concept and its applications. It most certainly moves forward the sociological enterprise as well as our understanding of these most intimate contexts for social interaction.

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Hypoxia and the Cardiac Lymphatic Systemw kin relationships with the lesbian parent family. These new forms of ‘coming out’ resonate with Finch’s (2007) notion of ‘displaying families’—in which narratives around coming out as lesbian parents display meanings of family and contribute to ways in which these meanings are conveyed, recognised and understood as ‘family-like’ relationships.

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Raja G. Khalifah,David N. Silvermanamily sociology along with contemporary accounts of meaningful family practices. As such it reflects the need for ‘grounded, contextualised studies of family and intimacy’ which also highlight the possibility of ‘a(chǎn)lternative, yet to be explored dimensions to the way people connect with one another’ (Gillies 2003: 19).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13680-6sues which arise when family members are not available for ‘display’. Display activities in these analyses are not those directly of the gambling, but relate explicitly to family practices of display, and how a perceived absence of these impacts on familial relationships and, often later, of attempts to renew affected relationships.

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Towards a Better Prison System,nd personal relationships. The collection of articles in this volume offers a rich and stimulating range of reflections on the concept and its applications. It most certainly moves forward the sociological enterprise as well as our understanding of these most intimate contexts for social interaction.