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Holding and Letting Go: The Social Practice of Personal Identities
Oxford University Press (2014)
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This book explores the social practice of holding each other in our identities, beginning with pregnancy and on through the life span. Lindemann argues that our identities give us our sense of how to act and how to treat others, and that the ways in which we we hold each other in them is of crucial moral importanceAuthor's Profile
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