Respect, deference, respectability and place: What is the problem with/for working class boys?     

Linda McDowell 《Geoforum》2007,38(2):276-286

The rise of the notion of ‘respect’ is a key part of the agenda for the third term of the British New Labour Government, first elected in 1997. Here I consider its relationship to and differentiate it from the idea of respectability - a term that has long been used to divide the working class - and consider the links between deference and respect. While the claim that working class youth, especially boys, are ‘disrespectful’ has a long history, I argue that the current focus on respect not only continues this association but also illustrates a deep ambivalence at the heart of the New Labour policy agenda, an uncertainty about the status of young people and a denial of their moral agency. Furthermore, there is a continuation in this agenda of a long-standing designation of certain areas in cities as places to avoid, associated with a disreputable working class population.  相似文献   

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兰晓胜  邓玲 《湖南地质》2001,20(1):70-72

本文对城市地下管线的地理物理特征，探测方法进行了分析，介绍了地下管线普查，建立信息管理系统的实践经验。  相似文献