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'We must put ourselves in
the position of the subject who tries to find his way in this world,
and we must remember, first of all, that the environment by which he
is influenced and to which he adapts himself is his world, not the
objective world of science.'
W.I. Thomas
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Emotions in Research and Everyday Life. From Feeling to Acting
Beata Pawłowska |
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Narrating Emotions: Towards Deeper Understanding
Jan K. Coetzee |
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Pride in Teachers’ Everyday Work. Conditions and Contexts
Beata Pawłowska |
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The Disappearance of the Other: A Note on the Distortion of Love
Emma Engdahl |
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"Living with Illegal Feelings"—Analysis of the Internet Discourse on Negative Emotions towards Children and Motherhood
Emilia Garncarek |
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Dealing with Feeling: Emotion, Affect, and the Qualitative Research Encounter
Asta Rau |
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Emotional Education Discourses: Between Developing Competences and Deepening Emotional (Co-)Understanding
Renata Góralska |
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