jagged
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Manfred Kraftbsequently each other and society. Foucault makes the normative claim that such hierarchical opposition, which ze characterises as ‘dissymmetry, exclusion of the other … a kind of threat of being dispossessed of your own energy, and so on. All that is quite disgusting!’ (Foucault 1984: 346). The que
Measured
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倾听
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Manfred Kraftrosecute those who infringed on their privilege, while formal regulations for apprenticeship were created (The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 2014). These quality assurance initiatives were still embryonic in that they did not significantly affect day-to-day activities of the professionals
enmesh
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袋鼠
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机构
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of exclusion, even as inclusion is celebrated, visible and announced (Hines and Taylor, 2012). The re-production of such space via city regeneration, as newly carved out and promoted terrains indicative of city sophistication (the ‘pink triangle’; the ‘merchant quarter’), mediates both place and pe
AWE
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Manfred Kraftal, bisexual, asexual and gay, or ‘quiltbag’. identities and communities has drawn attention, both to the theoretical perspectives that ignore lived experiences of certain sexual subjects, and to the invisibilities in empirical research into the everyday realities of identifying as queer. (Brown, 20
耐寒
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Manfred Krafthe Sexual Offences Act of 1967 partially decriminalised sex between men in England and Wales. By the time he was doing most of his writing — in the post-World War II period — the idea that you were either heterosexual/homosexual had more cultural purchase and sexological and psychoanalytical explana
Strength
发表于 2025-3-25 00:18:30
Manfred Krafthe Sexual Offences Act of 1967 partially decriminalised sex between men in England and Wales. By the time he was doing most of his writing — in the post-World War II period — the idea that you were either heterosexual/homosexual had more cultural purchase and sexological and psychoanalytical explana