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• Linguistics
• Cognitive science
• Applied linguistics
• Language acquisition
• Philosophy of language
• Universal grammar
• Origin of language
• Language
• The Symbolic Species
• Evolutionary linguistics
• Mimesis
• Mimetic Theory of Language Development

This paper should be referred to as: Verhaeghe, P., Social bond and authority: everyone is the same in front of the law of difference. To be published in: Journal for The Psychoanalysis of Culture & Society. Paper orgin

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• Jacques Lacan
• Post-structuralism
• Structuralism
• Philosophy of sexuality
• Freudian psychology
• The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis
• Name of the Father
• Oedipus complex
• Sigmund Freud
• Jouissance
• The Symbolic
• Lacanianism

SILENCE! What you listen to is who you are Katrine Wallevik (University of Copenhagen, Dept. of Arts and Cultural Studies) This three-year PhD project is an anthropological investigation of music selection processes rel

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• Academia
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• Philosophy
• Continental philosophers
• Discourse analysis
• Pierre Bourdieu
• Symbolic anthropology
• Cultural studies
• Ernesto Laclau
• Anthropology
• Postmodernism

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CHAPTER 1 Abjection ‫ﱠ‬ For Julia Kristeva, the intolerable, or abject, body leaks wastes and fluids, in violation of the desire and hope for the “clean and proper” body, thus making

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• Psychoanalytic theory
• Critical theory
• Semiotics
• French feminists
• Julia Kristeva
• Semioticians
• Abjection
• Culture
• The Symbolic
• Philosophy
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Urban Studies, Vol. 43, No. 2, 357– 370, FebruaryPirate Towns: Reworking Social and Symbolic Infrastructures in Johannesburg and Douala AbdouMaliq Simone [Paper first received, February 2005; in final form, July

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• Urban economics
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• Gentrification
• Urban geography
• Environment
• Science
• Culture
• Concentrated poverty
• Urban agriculture
• Human geography
• Urban studies and planning
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Media Release Date: 31 May 2011 Naming Day Cannalgalleon South Western Sydney Local Health Network’s Aboriginal child and family health program, New Directions, will have a new name in a symbolic naming day ceremony th

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• Indigenous peoples of Australia
• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Australia

1 The various guises of cultural capital. Analysing localised symbolic struggles using Class Specific Analysis.1 Henk Roose, PhD

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• Anthropology
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• Capital
• Cultural capital
• Pierre Bourdieu
• Culture
• Social capital
• Social status
• Highbrow
• Sociological terms
• Community building
• Sociology

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• American Anthropological Association
• Social anthropology
• Culture
• Clifford Geertz
• Cultural anthropology
• David M. Schneider
• Franz Boas
• Marvin Harris
• Anthropology
• Symbolic anthropology
• Social anthropologists

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• Culture
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• British people
• Primitive
• Notion
• Taboo
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