Life history as dialogical activity: 'If you ask me the right questions, I could tell you.'

Article Abstract:

The intersubjective constitution of life histories necessitates a dialogical approach that highlights their negotiated aspect. The negotiability of the exchange acts through the several forms of narrative fixing and asymmetry of role distribution. This negotiability of the narrative and focalization are discussed by Clifford Shaw and Barbara Myerhoff. Narrative and rhetoric as techniques of analysis further the understanding of the dialogical aspects of life histories.

Biography, Biographies, Narration (Rhetoric), Narration, Intersubjectivity

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Economy and ecology in an era of knowledge-based economies

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This article examines the relationship between economic and ecological principles in technological or knowledge-based economies, focusing on the lessening role of politics in modern society. Topics discussed include the unanticipated influence of globalization on the protection of the environment.

World, Economic aspects, Environmental aspects, International economic relations, Environmental policy, Information society

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The sociological and anthropological study of globalization and localization

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The development of the topic of globalization and localization within sociology over the last two to three decades is studied. The impact of the globalization process on humanity is also analyzed.

Science & research, Influence, Anthropological research, Globalization

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