Normalising Diversity

Download or read book Normalising Diversity written by Peter Becker and published by . This book was released on 2003 with total page 192 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Recoge: 1. Normalising diversity : Introductory remarks - 2. Concerning two normalistic strategies : regulating inclusion and exclusion - 3. Standards, norms, and the law : the impact of the industrial revolution - 4. The german nudist movement and the normalisation of the body 1890-1930 - 5. Searching for a "true emancipation". The normalization of the jews and zionism - 6. Normality vs normality : balkan sworn virgin cross-dessers and western travellers - 7. The visual representation of delinquents in criminology. The quest for modernity, Portugal 1910-1930's - 8. Discipline without discontinuity? Foucault and the history of criminology as discursive practice - 9. Emancipation or adaptation? The contested role of psychoanalysis - 10. Toward a history of psycho-social counseling as a cultural practice. Notes on research in the city of Basel - 11. Psychiatric evaluation by medical officers in Basel : institutional and discursive aspects of normalization.