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Rhythms of Resistance and Existence: An Introduction,s. The contributors deal with strategies for handling dissent by individuals or groups, specifically dissent through resistance. Resistance can be a location of intense personal, interpersonal and cultural negotiation, and that is the primary reason for interest in this phenomenon. Ordinary life eve

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Children Finding Their Ways Through Life Spaces: Glimpses from the Indian Ecology: infusing their activities with a playful quality as they negotiate these ecological spaces. It is indeed through acts of defiance/resistance and compliance/conformity that children make sense of the cultural patterns of their society. Vignettes from the daily lives of children in rural and urban e

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Adolescent Dissent and Conflict Resolution in the Indian Contextrs, resistance patterns and adaptation. Ethnic, linguistic, caste, social class and educational diversity in India endows adolescent identity with immense variations. Keeping the universals in perspective, this paper explores the cultural specificity of dissent and defiance in familial and extra-fam

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Cultural Scripts, Dialogue and Performance: Creating Processes for Resistance and Resolveon seemed organic to the warp and weft of the social fabric. The intertwining of the warp and weft create rhythms of resistance weaving new patterns. Resistance is thus an inherent aspect of social dynamics, either overtly or covertly. The hidden aspects of resistance are often not available to peop

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A History of Resisting the Concept of Resistance in Thinking about Human Thinking: An Introduction ttical logic as an alternative frame that reorients attention towards the processual nature of developmental phenomena. By outlining central ideas of the dialectical schema, this introductory chapter points not only to the potential of dialectical thinking, but also to the necessity for the empirical

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The Street Art of Resistance, situated between revolutionary “artists” and their audiences, which includes both authorities and society at large. Furthermore, strategies of resistance will be shown to develop through time, as opposing social actors respond to one another’s tactics. This tension between actors is generative of

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Resisting Inequality but Loving Those Cheap Ironed Shirts: Danish Expatriates’ Experiences of Becomitic staff during their stay, and they use levelling strategies to overcome the uncomfortableness of their new social position. Moreover, the Danish expatriates draw on familiar discourses from back home along with novel local frameworks of understandings from middle class—and elite Indians—and other