Titlebook: Norbert Elias and Empirical Research; Tatiana Savoia Landini,François Dépelteau Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America

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fatuity

Dominique Memmi the bureaucrat and the customer: we apply pressure and we resist it, we demand change and yet we cherish the advantages that are already ours. There is no real contradiction here, as a number of writers have already pointed out.. Our ability to play both roles is to a large extent the result of how

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Jurandir Malerba the bureaucrat and the customer: we apply pressure and we resist it, we demand change and yet we cherish the advantages that are already ours. There is no real contradiction here, as a number of writers have already pointed out.. Our ability to play both roles is to a large extent the result of how

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İrem Özgören Kιnlι the bureaucrat and the customer: we apply pressure and we resist it, we demand change and yet we cherish the advantages that are already ours. There is no real contradiction here, as a number of writers have already pointed out.. Our ability to play both roles is to a large extent the result of how

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Introduction,mpared to the works of other significant thinkers, such as Hannah Arendt, Zygmunt Bauman, Pierre Bourdieu, and Sigmund Freud. We believe this type of work can reinforce the understanding and the evaluation of the sociological contribution of an author. Moreover, this critical work is essential in a

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,Therapeutic Culture and Self-Help Literature: The “Positive Psychology Code”,analyzed the major European manner books. These were meant to teach courtly behavior to an aristocracy that was leaving war behind as a way of life and becoming a part of the court configuration. Throughout this massive political, social, and cultural change, the new aristocracy was required to tame

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Civilizing and Decivilizing Characteristics of the Contemporary Penal Field,wing capacity for rational, humanistic thought and the decline of superstition; an increasingly strong sense of mutual identification between constituent groups and individuals; and a raising of the threshold of tolerance and self-restraint. In his magnum opus, . (1939, 1984), Elias uses illustratio