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For all the theorisations of political-legal wonderlands that has been the legacy, the gift, of modernity, coupled with colonial violence, the world will take a shape that we the commentators may not anticipate as a result of haphazard, unpredictable, emotional struggle, regardless of theorists, theories, analyses, proposals for reform and the like.
One of the most influential contributions to recent theorisations of care is the work of Daly and Lewis who define the concept of 'social care' as: The activities and relations involved in meeting the physical and emotional requirements of dependent adults and children and the normative, economic and social frameworks within which these are assigned and carried out (2000, p.
Methodological considerations Our work is informed by theorisations of discourse (Foucault, 1981) which suggest that media texts are not to be read as mimetic: they do not describe 'truth'.
 
 
 
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