morality (cont.) repression8–9, 156, 160, 167,169,179,224
motivation 63, 66-9
mourning, and divorce 10–11, 13,79
narcissism 7–9, 68-9, 170-9, 200
nation-state, as actor 15-16, 226 global system 21, 225
nature, control of 109, 135–7, 144, 229-30 end' 4, 137, 144, 165–6, 219,221,224 as field of human action 8 and sequestration of experience 164-9, 168 normalcy, see Umwelt
omnipotence 38, 194
Ong, Walter 24 opportunity, and risk 13, 78, 79,129
oppression 9, 168,211-13, 218
Orbach, Susie 106-7
organisation, reflexive monitoring 16
other, awareness of 46-7, 50- 2,55
parameters, of high modernity 27-32
participation, in emancipatory politics 212
passages of life 33, 79, 148, 203-4
passion, privatisation 162-4, 205-6
past, appropriation 75 freedom from 78, 211 reconstruction 72-3,85
paternalism,'new' 173
peace movement 173, 208
performance, and self-identity 58-9
personality, and character 171
phenomenology 35, 50-1
Piers, G. 67–8
Pinel, Philippe 159
place, and time and space 16– 17, 146–7, 174, 187
pluralisation of life-worlds 83 politics, emancipatory9, 210-14, 215, 216,228–30
positivism 155-6
postmodernism, and fragmentation 27
poststructuralism, and the self 169–70, 190, 224
poverty, and lifestyle choice 85-6 and sequestration of experience 156-62
power, disciplinary 57, 149 in emancipatory politics 211- 13
powerlessness, and appropriation 191-4 pride, and shame 66–7, 68, 106
prison 156, 158, 160
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