privacy, and intimacy 94, 95, 151 and public domain 150–3, 174
projection, and anxiety 46
psychoanalysis 143, 179-80
public/private spheres 83, 150– 3,174-5
Puritanism 154-5
Rabinowitch, E. 123
Radcliffe-Brown, A. R. 148
radicalism 210, 212
Rainwater, Janette, Self-Therapy 70-4, 75, 76–7, 85, 86–8, 93, 95, 102, 107
Rawls, John 213
reality, acceptance 38, 42–3, 48, 54– 5 inversion 27, 59, 169 shared 36-7
reason, and sequestration of experience 156
reasons, and motives 63-4
referentiality, internal 6, 80, 185, 201–2, 203 and institutional influences 8,149-55 and lifespan 145-9 moves beyond 207 of nature 144 of social life 5, 144–5
reflexivity, of body 77–8, 96, 100–2, 103-8,218 institutional 35, 149–50, 209 of modernity 2, 14, 19–21, 20, 35,84: existential parameters 27-32 of pure relationship 91-3 of self 9, 14, 29, 52–5, 75, 85–8, 147, 214–15: as continuous 35–6, 76; and modernity 32-4; and moral impoverishment 9, 169; and relationships 91-3: and therapy 71
regimes and bodily control 61- 3, 64, 99, 100–2, 105, 107
relationships, interpersonal 50-2 parent/child 98 pure 6–7, 87–98, 169, 176, 185-7
religion, and authority 179, 194–5 resurgence 207
repression, and anxiety 44, 185 and modernity 8, 153–4, 163 and return of the repressed 167, 202–8, 223–4
reproduction, and the body 8,219–20, 221 and morality 225
reskilling 7, 138–9, 140–1, 142-3
Rieff, Philip 179
risk, and abstract systems 3-4, 19–20, 133-7, 142 active courting of 124–6, 132–3, 141, 182 and body 101 consciousness 78 and development of self 39 40,73,79 effect on self 181-3 and fate 109, 111–12, 128–31 and high modernity 5, 27–9, 31-2,166 high-consequence 4, 121-3,
risk, high-consequence (cont.) 128, 130-1, 136–7,138, 142,171, 182–3, 222 individual 115-17 institutionalised systems 117-19,124-5, 132 parameters4, 114-24 profiling 119-21, 129
ritual 33,46–7,148,204
Roszak, Theodore 209
Rothman, David J. 156–7, 159
routines, daily 39–41, 42, 46, 60-1, 81, 126–7, 156, 167, 202 and compulsion 40-1 and practical consciousness 37
Safire, William 81n.
Sartre, Jean-Paul 65
scepticism, see doubt
schizoid personality59-61
schizophrenia 41, 61, 205
Schutz, A. 127
science, and doubt 7, 21,27–8, 84, 225 and sequestration of experience 8
secularisation 171, 179
security, ontological 43, 44-6,54-5, 126, 131, 167: and existential questions 47- 55, 55,185, 202; and motivation 64; and trust 36-42; see also cocoon, protective; trust psychological 19–20, 129, 171
segmentation of social life 83
self, as fragmented 100, 169–70, 190 ideal 68-9 minimal174 suppression 6 trajectory of development 14, 75–108, 148 tribulations181-208, 201 unembodied 59-61 see also body; reflexivity
self-esteem, see pride; selfworth
self-identity, coherence 100 development 36-42, 59-60 and divorce11-12 and existential questions 52- 5,55,70 in feminism 216-17 as fragile 185-6 and narcissism 170-1 as shaped by modernity 1-2, 5, 12, 14,32–4 stratification model 35-6 see also anxiety, existential; security, ontological
self-observation 54, 71,76
self-therapy 70–9, 93, 143, 198
self-worth 41, 47, 54, 79, 107, 172,177-8
Sennett, Richard 151-2, 170- 1, 172, 174–5
sensuality99,100, 102, 170
separation, and anxiety 10, 45-6 and autonomy 42
sewage disposal135
sexuality 63 development 152 and intimacy 64, 95-6, 205-6
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