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(Re)Framing the Subject(s) of Rightsf this self-evident nature, there has been little consideration given to the place of language in recent sociological studies. It is particularly relevant to consider the interaction between language and the affairs of the sociologist in an examination of meaning and its transmission within a subcul

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96908-4earn a living at a full-time job’.. Thus, it is that set of rules, norms and expectations which apply to a person’s behaviour while he is carrying out his job. A knowledge of the content of his occupational role is one of the most important sets of knowledge that the individual in the industrial sub

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Human Rights Protection System in China really taking into account the structural constraints which surround him within the industrial organisation in which he works. The present chapter turns to these structural aspects, looking at the communication of the idea of an organisational hierarchy, and at the transmission to the individual of

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The Origins of Rights Discourse,organisations are marked by a slavish adherence to precedent. Instead, attention is being drawn to that element of developing continuity which can be found in all areas of collective human activity: for the ability to create and draw from such a continuity, from such a tradition, is a uniquely human

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05198-2 industrial world, and it must continually return to this reality to discipline its growth. The social reality of those individuals who find themselves in individual organisations is both complex in itself, and complex in the way in which it relates to aspects of material reality. For this reason, t

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