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reflexivity
Do you use Margaret Archer’s approach to reflexivity in your work?
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On being reflexive about how you e-mail
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New Chapter: Growing Up in a World of Platforms
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Platform socialisation and the possibility of freedom
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Dewey on the over-socialised conception of ‘imitation’
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The socialising role of community
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Ian McEwan on the mundane reality of reflexivity
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Panic and reflexivity
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Durkheim on bounding variety
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Durkheim on the origin of reflexivity
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Durkheim on neuropathy and the inability to settle into a stable life
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Externalisation as defence mechanism
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The social ontology of trans-human life
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The Sociology of Escalation Effects
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The Sociology of Awkwardness: Being (very) human in a digital age
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Reconciling the psychoanalytical and the reflexive
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Mining resonance to the point of exhaustion, or, why does this sound so shit to me now?
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The Sociology of Stupid Assumptions
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Understanding the agency of people we disapprove of
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Some thoughts on the bullet journal, omnifocus and getting things done
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