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Techniques of Neutralization, Techniques of Body Management and the Public Harassment of Runners of neutralization; and Erving Goffman (1963, 1971) on the sociology of public places. From Mauss we can obtain an anthropological sensitivity to the symbolism of the comportment and motility of the human body; from Matza, an orientation to the function of words as social actions; and from Goffman,

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‘All We Needed to do was Blow the Whistle’: Children’s Embodiment of Timeon the self and body in terms of appearance and behavioural practices. However, these narratives are not peculiar to children but are derived from the historical progress of modern cultures and, in particular, from both conceptualizations of time passing and understandings of the self as embodied and placeable (Csordas 1994).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230501966childhood; children; interview; methods; sociology

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United Nations Development Programme thought is structured by an interweaving network of radical, hierarchical, fixed dichotomies, and that women have generally found themselves on the wrong side of these divides. Feminist analyses have demonstrated that seemingly neutral concepts such as ‘rationality’, ‘individuality’, ‘secularism’,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34728-4n it not also be reflected upon in heritage terms, as a site of interpretation and re-representation which is not necessarily ‘true’ nor ‘a(chǎn)ccurate’, but may be considered as ‘meaningful’ and/or ‘a(chǎn)uthentic’ (Walsh 1992; McCrone et al. 1995; Urry 1996)? Relating heritage to history is, according to Br

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Human Development and Criminal Behaviortion (PULSE), was the product of a recent merger between two competing insurance corporations. Due to increased internal conflicts following the merger, almost the entire management team had been replaced by a new one. A new mission – represented by the slogan ‘Human Value in Security’ – had been de

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74328-3 of chronic disease as uncompromisingly negative. We conceive of it as always intrusive, restricting, dreaded. Such thinking leads us, when discussing the social consequences of the experience, to focus almost exclusively on the troublesome, limiting, separatingeffects. We talk about loss of functio

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