Subjectivity and social relations : a reader /

• Beechey, Veronica.
• Donald, James
• Open University.

• Subjectivity
• Ideology
• Social interaction
• Family
• Social institutions

• Open University Press,

• 0335151051 (pbk):
• 033515106X

• £6.95

• "One of three readers designed for the Open University course [DE354] 'Beliefs and Ideologies'" - preface.
• Includes bibliographies and index.
• £20.00 : CIP entry (Nov.).

• archaeology of knowledge and the discourse on language
• Education Reform Act choice and control
• Garfinkel and ethnomethodology
• Madness explained psychosis and human nature
• Education and social change
• Education Reform Act 1988 its origins and implications
• Pragmatics
• Policing beyond Macpherson issues in policing race and society
• Outsiders studies in the sociology of deviance
• Social change and the life course
• Narrative analysis
• anti social family
• structure of human personality
• Anorexia and bulimia anatomy of a social epidemic
• Rock and popular music politics policies institutions
• new politics of crime and punishment
• culture industry selected essays on mass culture
• Understanding pragmatics
• First language acquisition
• Media power a sociological introduction
• causes of exclusion home school and the development of young criminals
• Understanding masculinities social relations and cultural arenas
• Politeness some universals in language usage
• introduction to counselling
• Handbook of policing
• introduction to sociology feminist perspectives
• Understanding media culture
• Gender trouble feminism and the subversion of identity
• Principles of pragmatics
• Relating to others
• Questionnaires design and use
• Qualitative research theory method and practice
• Controlling crime
• politics of the police
• Sociology a global introduction
• Crime prevention and community safety politics policies and practices
• Bodily communication
• Attachment and loss Attachment
• Quantity and quality in social research
• Qualitative data analysis an expanded sourcebook
• Questionnaire design interviewing and attitude measurement