'Social meanings' diaporamas de présentation

Processing Facial Emotion

Processing Facial Emotion. Darwin (1872) argued that facial expression evolved from expressions in other animals and are therefore innate. Universality of Facial Emotion. Ekman & Oster (1979) review evidence for cross-cultural similarities in emotion processing. Disgust. Anger. Sadness.

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Language Rights: Vulnerable Speakers, Law and Bureaucracy

Language Rights: Vulnerable Speakers, Law and Bureaucracy. LG474 notes Language Rights Peter L Patrick Univ of Essex. Language and Power, I. 1960s/70s research attributed power as institutional : members (just) exert power as representatives of it.

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Communication

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The Body and Health.

The Body and Health. Lecture 5. Overview. The impulse for this specialism emanates partly from the work of Michel Foucault. body as the primary focus and locus of power, This thesis is made explicit in 'Discipline & Punish'

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The Art of English Chapter 3: Putting on the style

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Counting Past Two

Counting Past Two. Bodies and Genders. Agenda. Scientific discourse, gender, and biological sex Patriarchy and heteropatriarchy Gender as a) performative b) a work process c) a regulatory and normalizing category The sex-gender system (fixed vs. fluid) a) historical

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Chapter 4, Socialization

Chapter 4, Socialization. Key Terms. Socialization The process through which people learn the expectations of society. Roles Expected behavior associated with a given status in society.

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Rethinking Fatherhood, Law and Masculinity

Rethinking Fatherhood, Law and Masculinity . Prof. Richard Collier, University of Newcastle, UK The 3rd International Gender and Child Welfare Conference, Cardiff , 22nd April 2009. Richard.Collier@newcastle.ac.uk. 1. Setting the Scene: Three Contexts.

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