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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Social studies not elsewhere classified"”.

  1. Work and non-work stress among solicitors: Modelling the work-home interface

    … also demonstrates that work-home interference is not exclusively a problem for employees located in traditional nuclear families and shows that solicitors within differing familial situations (e. g., single persons) experience high levels of work-home interference that can exacerbate …

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  2. Challening privacy: Using the national DNA database to support victims of sexed violence

    … on grounds of privacy. I will challenge this notion of privacy and suggest that civil rights are founded through perceived threats and fear. Furthermore I will problematise whether there is a modern concept of privacy as masculinist that is employed by some human rights discourse. This concept …

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  3. Cultural Icons: A Case Study Analysis of their Formation and Reception.

    … myths). Third, a series of in-depth case studies applying the definition to real examples, which will be the crux of the project and, if successful, may prove not only an original contribution to knowledge in this new and exciting area of research, but should also appeal to a wider, …

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  4. Psychologies and Spaces of Accumulation: The hoard as collagist methodology (and other stories)

    … making specific reference to written/visual case-studies from Charcot and Freud. I question whether disorder can ever be seen as a culturally produced phenomenon in parallel to its clinical counterpart and suggest its uses to knowledge production within the fields of Fine Art and critical theory. …

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