Titlebook: Language, Sex and Social Structure; Analysing Discourses Jodie Clark Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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,‘Who’s Snogged a Girl, Who’s Slept with a Girl’: Sex Concepts and Individual Concepts,rticular effects in a given context. In this chapter I focus on the conceptual systems that support the homophobic attitudes I have identified in conversations among members of the hockey team. I use the term ‘conceptual systems’ to mean, broadly speaking, ways of thinking – in this case, about sex.

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,‘And the Size of His &’ ‘Shush!’: Hockey, Achievement and the Silencing of Desire,nd . I argued that participants assert and mutually reinforce their identification with the latter concept, . which corresponds to a subset of high–achieving hockey players who are recognized at both institutional and local levels as being worthy of acceptance in the Midland hockey club. On the othe

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,‘After University They’ll Go Back to Normal’: the Emancipatory Agenda,out sexuality that is based upon the concept of achievement. It is important to note that by this I do not mean . achievement. Although I drew attention in chapter 4 to a conceptual system based upon the notion of sexual achievement in the ‘basage’ conversation, I indicated that the notion of sexual

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nstrument zur Erfassung der allgemeinen Gesundheitskompetenz von Jugendlichen fehlte bislang. Der folgende Beitrag beschreibt die Entwicklung eines altersspezifischen, validierten Befragungsinstrumentes zur Ermittlung der allgemeinen Gesundheitskompetenz von 14- bis 17-j?hrigen Jugendlichen in Deuts

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Jodie Clarked doctors will be adequate. It is generally accepted that the number of places in British medical schools should be set in accordance with the best estimate that can be made of the number of doctors the country will wish to employ in future years. The Health Departments undertake this planning work

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Jodie Clarked doctors will be adequate. It is generally accepted that the number of places in British medical schools should be set in accordance with the best estimate that can be made of the number of doctors the country will wish to employ in future years. The Health Departments undertake this planning work

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