Titlebook: Displaying Families; A New Concept for th Esther Dermott,Julie Seymour Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Practices of Display: The Framing and Changing of Internet Gambling Behaviours in Familiesblematic Internet gambling. It will also seek to develop this concept by considering it in both the domestic and public sphere and by examining the issues which arise when family members are not available for ‘display’. Display activities in these analyses are not those directly of the gambling, but

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‘I Know we Can’t be a Family, but as Close as You Can Get’: Displaying Families within an Institutiof contexts (McKie et al. 2005). As Weeks puts it:.We of course need to be wary about referring to ‘the family’ in the singular; Gittins (1993) suggests using the plural term ‘families’ in order to reflect its variety. Whilst this usefully acknowledges diversity, it is also important to consider what

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Exploring the Concept of Display in Family Relationshipsool kit (Finch 2007: 79)? I am therefore very pleased that other distinguished scholars have wanted to take up this question, in respect of families and personal relationships. The collection of articles in this volume offers a rich and stimulating range of reflections on the concept and its applica

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A. Elisabeth Eriksson,Anders Liljasf the concept but also asking questions about what (or who) gets omitted through this analytical paradigm. Finch (2007) suggests that it is not sufficient for families to be done; they must also be seen to be done in order that these sets of practices are afforded cultural meaning. I concur that the

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