The anthropology of power, agency, and morality PSYCHOLOGY / Interpersonal Relations

The anthropology of power, agency, and morality PSYCHOLOGY / Interpersonal RelationsF. G. Baileys contributions to anthropological theory and method are illuminated in this edited volume. Chapters variously present, apply, and trace the origins of Baileys seminal ideas regarding powers place in the relationship between agency and structure, and the way that people tactically deploy emotions and cultural norms for personal gain.

theories of character formation in their fiction

gender studies and queer theory

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race and sexuality transformed through comedic performances on social media

From amputations to mechanical arms

In challenging definitions of ‘race’ and ‘gender’ in her political and creative work

The various aspects of the way the Jews regarded themselves is analysed

and contributes much to the ongoing debate of the possibility for change through social

who occupies a place in Russian literature of the 1830s alongside Pushkin’s Ivan Petrovich Belkin and Gogol’s Rudyy Pan’ko

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and the ideological space in which the parties operate

appearing in English for the first time