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| Genre/Form: | Case studies |
|---|---|
| Material Type: | Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Robert A Kenedy |
| ISBN: | 0882061089 9780882061085 0882065157 9780882065151 |
| OCLC Number: | 56066354 |
| Description: | x, 154 p. ; 22 cm. |
| Contents: | Chapter 1: Introduction -- 1.1 Relevance of the Research -- 1.2 Portrayal of Fathers'-Rights Organizations in the Popular and Academic Literature -- 1.3 Focus and Objective of the Research -- 1.4 A Brief Profile of Fathers For Justice -- 1.5 Outline of the Chapters -- Chapter 2: Collective Identity Theory -- 2.1 Marx: Class and Collective Identity -- 2.2 Touraine: Class, Culture and Identity -- 2.2.1 Structural Designations of Collective Identity: Class -- 2.2.2 Cultural Stakes: The Production of Collective Identity -- 2.2.3 Assessing Touraine's Conception of Collective Identity -- 2.3 Laclau: Discursive Articulation and Collective Identity -- 2.3.1 Discursive Articulation: Elements and Moments -- 2.3.2 An Assessment of Laclau and Mouffe's Conception of Collective Identity -- 2.4 Melucci: Collective Identity Formation -- 2.4.1 Melucci's View of Collective Identity and Collective Action -- 2.4.2 An Assessment of Melucci's View of Collective Identity Formation -- 2.5 Notions of Collective Identity: A Summary -- 2.6 Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Research Methodology and Collective Identity -- 3.1 Studies in Collective Identity: A Review of Methodological Approaches -- 3.2 The Three-Pronged Methodological Approach to Studying Collective Identity -- 3.3 Participant Observation -- 3.4 Interviews -- 3.5 Sampling Technique for Interviews -- 3.6 Interview Schedule -- 3.7 Procedure for the Individual Interviews -- 3.8 Procedures for the Group Interviews -- 3.9 Review of Documentation -- 3.10 Analysis -- 3.11 The Three-Pronged Approach in Retrospect -- Chapter 4: What Is Fathers for Justice? and Who Are the Members? -- 4.1 Fathers For Justice: An Organizational Profile -- 4.2 FFJ Chapters -- 4.3 Male Rank-and-file Membership -- 4.4 Comparing Male Leaders and Male Rank-and-file Members -- 4.5 Comparing Female Rank-and-file Members To Female Leaders -- 4.6 Comparing Male and Female FFJ Members -- 4.7 How the Sample and Population Differ -- 4.8 Summary and Conclusions -- Chapter 5: An Analysis of an FFJ Collective Identity -- 5.1 Analysis of FFJ Meanings and Practices -- 5.1.1 Access -- 5.1.2 Support Payments -- 5.1.3 Custody -- 5.1.4 Post-Separation/Divorce Fatherhood -- 5.1.5 Children -- 5.2 Summary and Conclusions -- Chapter 6: Re-thinking Collective Identity Formation -- 6.1 The FFJ Case Study as a Basis for Understanding Collective Identity Formation -- 6.2 Toward a Model of Collective Identity Formation: From Individual Identity to Collective Identity -- An Outline -- 6.3 A Goffmanian View of Self: An Application for Conceptualizing Person Identity -- 6.4 Definition of the Situation: Conceptualizations -- 6.5 Situational Identity -- 6.6 Moral Career and Situational Identities -- 6.7 Linking Situational Identity to Factors in Collective Identity -- 6.8 Application of the Collective Identity Model to FFJ Members -- 6.9 Summary And Conclusions -- Chapter 7: Conclusion -- 7.1 The Canadian Fathers' Rights Literature and FFJ Research -- 7.2 Collective Identity and FFJ -- 7.3 Reconsidering the Use of a Three-Pronged Methodology -- 7.4 The Analysis of FFJ Members -- 7.5 Collective Identity Formation: Connecting Individual to Situational Identity -- 7.6 Conclusions: Suggestions for Further Research -- 7.7 Fathers For Justice From 1993-1995: An Update -- 7.8 An Assessment of FFJ -- 7.9 Collective Identity and Fathers For Justice. |
| Responsibility: | by Robert A. Kenedy. |
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