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Sue Willis (1995) explained a social typification of girls' success in mathematics as due to hard work and rule-following which can play a role in teacher behaviors. With respect to the larger typification of the audience as elite we must pay respect to the results of Pierre Bourdieu's empirical research into participation in culture as related to (many) other social variables. Furthermore, in constructing the text mediated discourse of "active retirement as a way-of-life" through the language of typification (you, they, American, senior citizen) and the atemporal present, DEVCO deployed what Smith (1999) calls "ideological codes. |
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