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00 Hardcover Studies in public and applied anthropology LC3501 This is an ethnographic study of daily life in a small town New Zealand high school that focuses on the effects the school's bilingual Maori/English program on student, parent, and teacher subjectivities.
00 Hardcover At the interface; probing the boundaries R723 These nine essays, taken from the fifth conference on "Making Sense of: Health, Illness and Disease" held at Mansfield College, Oxford, in July 2006, explain the interconnections between literature, politics, communities and biomedicine, and the multiple subjectivities of disease and addiction.
MacFaul also locates the subtleties of the different subjectivities of Richard II and Prince Hal in the ways they handle the interactions between friendship and politics, and he comes, interestingly enough, to conclude that Falstaff seems more estimable as a friend than Hal, despite the validity of the new king's politically astute dismissal of him.
 
 
 
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