Twins in Society: Parents, Bodies, Space and TalkThis book explores what it means to be a twin and to what extent twins can shape or 'escape' their identities as twins. It investigates how social expectations about twins shape twins' lives and how twins utilize their bodies, space and talk to actively display and perform their own identities. |
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... twin rests ultimately on criteria that are assumed to be external to the ... method ' . Usually accredited to the work of Sir Francis Galton , this ... twins are genetically similar , any difference is presumed to be 6 Twins in Society.
... twin rests ultimately on criteria that are assumed to be external to the ... method ' . Usually accredited to the work of Sir Francis Galton , this ... twins are genetically similar , any difference is presumed to be 6 Twins in Society.
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... twin method has been heavily criticised for assuming that twins share ' equal environments ' ( for instance , see Ainslie et al . , 1987 ; Zazzo , 1978 ) , this academic research has left a long legacy of findings . Thus , within biology ...
... twin method has been heavily criticised for assuming that twins share ' equal environments ' ( for instance , see Ainslie et al . , 1987 ; Zazzo , 1978 ) , this academic research has left a long legacy of findings . Thus , within biology ...
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... method of talking up difference was repeatedly utilised by Adam and Olivia , the only different - sex older child twins . Rather than directly focusing on the ways in which they were different from each other , these twins more often ...
... method of talking up difference was repeatedly utilised by Adam and Olivia , the only different - sex older child twins . Rather than directly focusing on the ways in which they were different from each other , these twins more often ...
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