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First published 2005-9

The Detraditionalization of Intimacy Reconsidered *

Neil Gross

Sociological Theory

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First published 2005-06

Religion after Detraditionalization: Christian Faith in a Post-Secular Europe

Lieven Boeve

Irish Theological Quarterly

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First published 2006-05

Negotiating the uncomfortable intersections between gender and professional identities in social work

Alastair Christie

Critical Social Policy

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First published 2007-05

How Individualized are the Dutch?

Paul de Beer

Current Sociology

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First published 2008-06

What is Fatherhood?

Stephen Williams

Sociology

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First published 2011-9

First Names as Collective Identifiers: An Empirical Analysis of the Social Meanings of First Names

Mark Elchardus, Jessy Siongers

Cultural Sociology

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First published 2023-11

Mindfulness as praeparatio evangelica in the Irish Catholic Primary School

Thomas Carroll

Irish Theological Quarterly

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First published 2010-02

The Emotionalization of Reflexivity

Mary Holmes

Sociology

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First published 2003-12

Reflexivity

Lisa Adkins

Theory,Culture & Society

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First published 1995-5

How Societies Remember the Past

John Urry

The Sociological Review

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