Introduction to the Volume

@inproceedings{Haynes2009IntroductionTT,
  title={Introduction to the Volume},
  author={Gary Haynes},
  year={2009}
}
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Quaternary evolution of the southeastern Korean continental shelf, East Sea: Paleo-incised valley and channel systems

The protective role of self-compassion for women's positive body image: an open replication and extension.

Considering Race within Early Childhood Education: A Misunderstood and Underexplored Element of Family-School Partnerships in Child Care

This chapter explores the contribution of racial ethnic socialization to family-school partnerships during the early childhood period. Racial ethnic socialization entails verbal and nonverbal…

“We’re Just Family, You Know?” Exploring the Discourses of Family in Gay Parents’ Relational Talk

ABSTRACT To date, little is known about how gay male parents discursively create and sustain family identity and how they position themselves in relation to the dominant heteronormative discourses of…

What counts as critical interpersonal and family communication research? A review of an emerging field of inquiry

ABSTRACT A critical turn is currently taking place in interpersonal and family communication (IFC) studies, thereby reorienting the predominantly post-positivist, rationalist, and individualist…

Comparing Contexts, Institutions and Periods of the Émigrés’ Arrival and Possible Return

  • L. PriesP. Yankelevich
  • Political Science
    European and Latin American Social Scientists as Refugees, Émigrés and Return‐Migrants
  • 2018
The contrasts between two distinct experiences of academic exile allow for outlining a series of conclusions concerning the similarities and differences of the cases. First of all, it must be noted…

Performative and subversive negotiations of face in parent–child communication about childbearing choice across generations

ABSTRACT Some women who previously told others they never wanted to have children ultimately do become mothers. These women negotiate their own and their children’s childbearing identities. Using…

“Love Needs to Be Exchanged”: A Diary Study of Interaction and Enactment of the Family Kinkeeper Role

Family kinkeepers enact an important role centered on interaction and maintaining family relationships. The researchers studied kinkeeping communication in light of mediated communication, topics…

Korean Adoptees’ Discursive Construction of Birth Family and Adoptive Family Identity Through Names and Labels

Framed by a social constructionist approach to language, this study explored Korean adoptees’ naming and labeling practices for members of their birth family and the motives underlying these choices.…

(Re)Conceptualizing Family Communication: Applying Deetz’s Conceptual Frameworks within the Field of Family Communication

ABSTRACT This article explores trends in metatheoretical approaches to research within family communication studies. In particular, in this work I critique the traditional philosophical perspective,…

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