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The type of intimacy involved in 'the pure relationship' necessarily requires
equality between the parties to the relationship, that is a shared sense of
selfdisclosure and contributing on an equal footing to the relationship. Giddens
claims that the ...
The type of intimacy involved in 'the pure relationship' necessarily requires
equality between the parties to the relationship, that is a shared sense of
selfdisclosure and contributing on an equal footing to the relationship. Giddens
claims that the ...
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There is a general taken-for-granted assumption that a good relationship will be
equal and intimate. Rather it is to suggest that creative energy is deployed in
disguising inequality, not in undermining it (Bittman and Lovejoy 1993). Mutual ...
There is a general taken-for-granted assumption that a good relationship will be
equal and intimate. Rather it is to suggest that creative energy is deployed in
disguising inequality, not in undermining it (Bittman and Lovejoy 1993). Mutual ...
Page 488
Couples and Parent—Child Relationships The processes of having children and
making a joint project of their upbringing create structures over and above a
relationship and therefore necessarily detract from the purity of the 'pure ...
Couples and Parent—Child Relationships The processes of having children and
making a joint project of their upbringing create structures over and above a
relationship and therefore necessarily detract from the purity of the 'pure ...
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NUMBER 1 FEBRUARY | 1 |
GEOFFREY EVANS AND COLIN MILLS Are There Classes | 23 |
TIM STRANGUZMAN AND IAN ROBERTS Looking Through the Window | 47 |
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