Titlebook: Exploring Self and Society; Rosamund Billington,Jenny Hockey,Sheelagh Strawbri Textbook 1998Latest edition Rosamund Billington, Jenny Hock

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Host Tree Resistance to Wood-boring Insects,th and illness. It highlights the variety of ways that human beings have interpreted changes in their bodies and asks how one interpretation can become particularly powerful while others are taken less seriously. In particular, we shall focus on the power of Western medical models of illness and Wes

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2115-0ment of industrialisation and the transformation of production. At the end of the twentieth century it is taken for granted that work is a major social activity and that it is supported by a range of organisational structures. In this chapter we shall pursue the main themes of this book by focusing

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Susan M. Carlton,Richard E. Coggeshallnse, we have examined some of the ‘micro-aspects’ of social life, although always with reference to and in the context of wider social structures. When examining work, in Chapter 6, we recognised that organisational structures and social institutions are both constructed by and contribute to social

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Rosamund Billington,Jenny Hockey,Sheelagh StrawbriThe only book to take personal experience as its starting point. Progressive in its coverage of topics, e.g. globalisation , sexuality: popular and appealing to students. Key concepts defined in Gloss

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Introduction,perience as its starting point, whether in the ‘private’ spheres of the home and personal relationships or the ‘public’ spheres of paid work and health care. It asks you, the reader, to reflect on what you know, feel and believe about yourself and your social worlds. The book does not require you si

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