Revolting subjects: social abjection and resistance in neoliberal Britain
Revolting subjects: social abjection and resistance in neoliberal Britain
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令人反感的主题：新自由主义英国的社会屈辱和抵抗
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2014
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Nicola Burns
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Nicola Burns
从主题，提供了两个独立的章节和一个逻辑的，渐进的结构通过卷。它在时间和地理上既不太宽也不太窄，是国际上图书馆的一个极好的和经久不衰的选择。YILL出版了一本学术书籍，这本书对历史、理论、例子或论点不是很了解，但对于学生、社会护理和卫生从业者、政策制定者以及在自己家庭和社区面临问题的人来说，仍然具有很强的可读性和易读性。在这里和那里的引用中可能会有一些编辑失误，但协助自杀仍然是多年来关于这个主题的最好的书；作者应该为这本重要的卷感到自豪，它出色而雄辩地解决了围绕协助自杀的不公正和偏见。在精装书中，它还将提供一个有用的防御工具，防止下一名医护人员在我住院时试图使用利物浦护理通道。
from topic, providing both stand-alone chapters and a logical, progressive structure through the volume. It is neither too wide nor too narrow in time or geography, making it an excellent and enduring choice for libraries internationally. Yuill has produced an academic book that is not light on history, theory, examples or argument, but is yet eminently readable and accessible for students, practitioners in social care and health, policy-makers and people facing the issues in their own families and communities alike. There may well be a couple of editorial slips in referencing here and there, but Assisted Suicide is still by far the best book on this subject in many years; the author should be proud of this important volume that brilliantly and eloquently tackles injustice and prejudice around assisted suicide. In hardback, it will also provide a useful tool of defence against the next medic who tries to use the Liverpool Care Pathway when I am in hospital.