Durkheim and Foucault Brian RowanEducation and punishment are two crucial sites of the "disciplinary society," approached by Durkheim and Foucault from different perspectives, but also in a shared concern with what kind of society might constitute an "emancipatory" alternative. This collection of essays explores the issues that are involved and that are illuminated through a comparison and contrast of two social theorists who at first sight might seem an "unlikely couple" Durkheim
the importance of a research project—how it is conducted and its significance to practice—is an essential aspect of nursing and other healthcare arenas
It delves deeply into the life course paradigm to demonstrate how aging experiences are shaped by individuals’
divine bodies and devotional bodies
Historians and anthropologists have long been interested in South China where powerful lineages and gendered hierarchies are juxtaposed with unorthodox trading cultures
He’s the object of desire for many maidens
He compares reports by both the battered woman and her persecutor and also compares woman-battering couples with the overall American population of married and cohabitant couples
non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) and homologous recombination (HR) and sum up what we have learned over the last decades about them
life in Petrograd and the countryside
and brandishing the all-powerful book
action starts to stir in the neutral town when an enigmatic man shows up at Mr
which they named Lincoln Island
Author of Beyond Prozac: Healing Mental Suffering Without Drugs and Selfhood: A Key to the Recovering of
