Maureen O''Dougherty
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 123016 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Maureen O''Dougherty |
| PRENOMES | Maureen |
| SOBRENOME | O''Dougherty |
| ASSINATURA | DOUGHERTY M O |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Minnesota |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7006-7030 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 124 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Stubborn Families
Making sense of poor adherence in PTSD treatment from the perspectives of veterans and their therapists
Future work is needed to test hypotheses generated and find effective ways to help veterans fully engage in TFTs. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved)
Demoralizing care
This article theorizes chronic crises of care parents face concerning how to morally/ethically support their young adult child diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Grounded in five years' attendance at a support group for families living with BPD and interviews with parents, the article asks: In the era of deinstitutionalization of those with mental illness, what are the moral/ethical dimensions of parents' experiences caring for…
Paths Into and Out of Totalizing Motherhood
This article examines discourses on motherhood among young middle-class Brazilian women in Rio de Janeiro for whom the challenge of reconciling motherhood and employment constituted a key drama. Interviews revealed women’s multiple strategies, both traditional and modern, including securing a professional position, having two children later in life, and relying on childcare aid of domestic workers and/or grandmothers. Analysis of their stories an…
Ostentations vestimentaires affirmées et refusées
Cet article est consacré à l'étude de la distinction de classe par le vêtement à Recife dans les années 1970-1980. Sur la base de souvenirs personnels, d'observations et d'un corpus d'entretiens récents conduits auprès de contacts connus à l'époque, l'auteur essaie de comprendre ce que le choix vestimentaire pouvait signifier pour les groupes sociaux de cette ville. Discutant les théories classiques qui mettent en valeur le poids de la classe soc…
Plot and Irony in Childbirth Narratives of Middle-Class Brazilian Women
Brazil's rate of cesarean deliveries is among the highest in the world and constitutes the majority of childbirths in private hospitals. This study examines ways middle-class Brazilian women are exercising agency in this context. It draws from sociolinguistics to examine narrative structure and dramatic properties of 120 childbirth narratives of 68 low- to high-income women. Surgical delivery constituted 62% of the total. I focus on 20 young midd…
Dual Conversations
In this article, we explore an area little researched within the literature on body dissatisfaction: the content and functions of body talk. We interviewed 60 diverse, college-educated women aged 18 to 30 in the urban United States about how social contacts talked about their bodies. Half the women, and by their reports, half their contacts ( N = 295) endorsed some ideal body, most often the thin model. The other half favored a "healthy," "averag…
Embodying Culture
Matters of Choice
Lia Won't
O rápido declínio das taxas de fecundidade no Brasil, de uma média de 6 bebês nascidos vivos por mulher em 1965 a 2,5 em 1996, occorreu num contexto no qual o aborto induzido é ilegal e a esterilização não foi autorizada pelo Código de Ética Médica antes de 1997. No entanto, mais de um quarto de brasileiras, unidas e solteiras, escolhem a esterilização até os 30 anos de idade. Esta pesquisa analisa narrativas de gravidez de 30 brasileiras de baix…
Public Relations, Private Security
In this paper, I examine the weekend night curfew imposed on youth under 16 years of age at the Mall of America (MOA). The discussion is based on qualitative research including twenty-six weekend observations of the curfew enforcement, interviews with security of color subcontracted by mall management to enforce the curfew, and media analysis of public relations efforts concerning disturbances and lawsuits involving security guards and youth of c…
Consumption Intensified
Consumption Intensified examines how self-identified Brazilians in Sao Paulo redefined their during Brazil's economic crisis of 1981-1994. With inflation soaring to an astounding 2700 percent, their consumption practices intensified, not only in relation to the national crisis but also to the expanding global consumer culture. Drawing on her observations of everyday practices and on representations of the in popular culture, anthropologist Mauree…
Consumption Intensified
Consumption Intensified
Middle-class Brazilian homes are graceful and gracious.Welcomed in from the hot sun into the cool, soothingly uncluttered interior, the visitor is o√ered refreshment, and later enjoined to dine with the family.If the stay is an extended one, the guest returns after a morning out to smells rising from this and neighboring kitchens of beans cooking and of fresh fruit being squeezed for the midday meal.The solicitous hostess has arranged for the coo…
The Devalued State and Nation
R: Today you can't even plan your family life. There's no more planning. This kept changing more and more, it started years ago. Today the parameters are totally unreal. You buy something today from within an unreality. W: I think since 1979 things took a violent turn. R: Or more precisely in 1973 with Senhor Delfim Neto and his A: I'm still waiting for this miracle. Moderator: Do you believe in the Brazilian miracle? W: We see miracles every day
Auto-Retratos da Classe Média
Based on 17 months of field research in Sao Paulo (1993-94), this paper examines how middle-class adults in 42 surveyed households verbalized their class identity during the inflation crisis. It concludes that consumption (goods and practices) are foundational to their class definitions, both in relation to other major classes and to other middle-class sectors
In Search of Weeping Worlds
Research Article| October 01 1997 In Search of Weeping Worlds: Economies of Agency and Politics of Representation in the Ethnography of Inequality Yvonne M. Lassalle; Yvonne M. Lassalle Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Maureen O'Dougherty Maureen O'Dougherty Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Radical History Review (1997) 1997 (69): 243-260. https://doi.org/10.1215/01636545-1997-69-243 Views Icon …
Consumption Intensified
Middle-class Brazilian homes are graceful and gracious.Welcomed in from the hot sun into the cool, soothingly uncluttered interior, the visitor is o√ered refreshment, and later enjoined to dine with the family.If the stay is an extended one, the guest returns after a morning out to smells rising from this and neighboring kitchens of beans cooking and of fresh fruit being squeezed for the midday meal.The solicitous hostess has arranged for the coo…
Public Relations, Private Security
In this paper, I examine the weekend night curfew imposed on youth under 16 years of age at the Mall of America (MOA). The discussion is based on qualitative research including twenty-six weekend observations of the curfew enforcement, interviews with security of color subcontracted by mall management to enforce the curfew, and media analysis of public relations efforts concerning disturbances and lawsuits involving security guards and youth of c…
Plot and Irony in Childbirth Narratives of Middle-Class Brazilian Women
Brazil's rate of cesarean deliveries is among the highest in the world and constitutes the majority of childbirths in private hospitals. This study examines ways middle-class Brazilian women are exercising agency in this context. It draws from sociolinguistics to examine narrative structure and dramatic properties of 120 childbirth narratives of 68 low- to high-income women. Surgical delivery constituted 62% of the total. I focus on 20 young midd…
Lia Won't
O rápido declínio das taxas de fecundidade no Brasil, de uma média de 6 bebês nascidos vivos por mulher em 1965 a 2,5 em 1996, occorreu num contexto no qual o aborto induzido é ilegal e a esterilização não foi autorizada pelo Código de Ética Médica antes de 1997. No entanto, mais de um quarto de brasileiras, unidas e solteiras, escolhem a esterilização até os 30 anos de idade. Esta pesquisa analisa narrativas de gravidez de 30 brasileiras de baix…
The Devalued State and Nation
R: Today you can't even plan your family life. There's no more planning. This kept changing more and more, it started years ago. Today the parameters are totally unreal. You buy something today from within an unreality. W: I think since 1979 things took a violent turn. R: Or more precisely in 1973 with Senhor Delfim Neto and his A: I'm still waiting for this miracle. Moderator: Do you believe in the Brazilian miracle? W: We see miracles every day
Auto-Retratos da Classe Média
Based on 17 months of field research in Sao Paulo (1993-94), this paper examines how middle-class adults in 42 surveyed households verbalized their class identity during the inflation crisis. It concludes that consumption (goods and practices) are foundational to their class definitions, both in relation to other major classes and to other middle-class sectors
Dual Conversations
In this article, we explore an area little researched within the literature on body dissatisfaction: the content and functions of body talk. We interviewed 60 diverse, college-educated women aged 18 to 30 in the urban United States about how social contacts talked about their bodies. Half the women, and by their reports, half their contacts ( N = 295) endorsed some ideal body, most often the thin model. The other half favored a "healthy," "averag…
Demoralizing care
This article theorizes chronic crises of care parents face concerning how to morally/ethically support their young adult child diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Grounded in five years' attendance at a support group for families living with BPD and interviews with parents, the article asks: In the era of deinstitutionalization of those with mental illness, what are the moral/ethical dimensions of parents' experiences caring for…
In Search of Weeping Worlds
Research Article| October 01 1997 In Search of Weeping Worlds: Economies of Agency and Politics of Representation in the Ethnography of Inequality Yvonne M. Lassalle; Yvonne M. Lassalle Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Maureen O'Dougherty Maureen O'Dougherty Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Radical History Review (1997) 1997 (69): 243-260. https://doi.org/10.1215/01636545-1997-69-243 Views Icon …
In Search of Weeping Worlds
Research Article| October 01 1997 In Search of Weeping Worlds: Economies of Agency and Politics of Representation in the Ethnography of Inequality Yvonne M. Lassalle; Yvonne M. Lassalle Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Maureen O'Dougherty Maureen O'Dougherty Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Radical History Review (1997) 1997 (69): 243-260. https://doi.org/10.1215/01636545-1997-69-243 Views Icon …
Auto-Retratos da Classe Média
Based on 17 months of field research in Sao Paulo (1993-94), this paper examines how middle-class adults in 42 surveyed households verbalized their class identity during the inflation crisis. It concludes that consumption (goods and practices) are foundational to their class definitions, both in relation to other major classes and to other middle-class sectors
The Devalued State and Nation
R: Today you can't even plan your family life. There's no more planning. This kept changing more and more, it started years ago. Today the parameters are totally unreal. You buy something today from within an unreality. W: I think since 1979 things took a violent turn. R: Or more precisely in 1973 with Senhor Delfim Neto and his A: I'm still waiting for this miracle. Moderator: Do you believe in the Brazilian miracle? W: We see miracles every day
Consumption Intensified
Middle-class Brazilian homes are graceful and gracious.Welcomed in from the hot sun into the cool, soothingly uncluttered interior, the visitor is o√ered refreshment, and later enjoined to dine with the family.If the stay is an extended one, the guest returns after a morning out to smells rising from this and neighboring kitchens of beans cooking and of fresh fruit being squeezed for the midday meal.The solicitous hostess has arranged for the coo…
Consumption Intensified
Consumption Intensified examines how self-identified Brazilians in Sao Paulo redefined their during Brazil's economic crisis of 1981-1994. With inflation soaring to an astounding 2700 percent, their consumption practices intensified, not only in relation to the national crisis but also to the expanding global consumer culture. Drawing on her observations of everyday practices and on representations of the in popular culture, anthropologist Mauree…
Consumption Intensified
Public Relations, Private Security
In this paper, I examine the weekend night curfew imposed on youth under 16 years of age at the Mall of America (MOA). The discussion is based on qualitative research including twenty-six weekend observations of the curfew enforcement, interviews with security of color subcontracted by mall management to enforce the curfew, and media analysis of public relations efforts concerning disturbances and lawsuits involving security guards and youth of c…
Lia Won't
O rápido declínio das taxas de fecundidade no Brasil, de uma média de 6 bebês nascidos vivos por mulher em 1965 a 2,5 em 1996, occorreu num contexto no qual o aborto induzido é ilegal e a esterilização não foi autorizada pelo Código de Ética Médica antes de 1997. No entanto, mais de um quarto de brasileiras, unidas e solteiras, escolhem a esterilização até os 30 anos de idade. Esta pesquisa analisa narrativas de gravidez de 30 brasileiras de baix…
Matters of Choice
Dual Conversations
In this article, we explore an area little researched within the literature on body dissatisfaction: the content and functions of body talk. We interviewed 60 diverse, college-educated women aged 18 to 30 in the urban United States about how social contacts talked about their bodies. Half the women, and by their reports, half their contacts ( N = 295) endorsed some ideal body, most often the thin model. The other half favored a "healthy," "averag…
Embodying Culture
Plot and Irony in Childbirth Narratives of Middle-Class Brazilian Women
Brazil's rate of cesarean deliveries is among the highest in the world and constitutes the majority of childbirths in private hospitals. This study examines ways middle-class Brazilian women are exercising agency in this context. It draws from sociolinguistics to examine narrative structure and dramatic properties of 120 childbirth narratives of 68 low- to high-income women. Surgical delivery constituted 62% of the total. I focus on 20 young midd…
Ostentations vestimentaires affirmées et refusées
Cet article est consacré à l'étude de la distinction de classe par le vêtement à Recife dans les années 1970-1980. Sur la base de souvenirs personnels, d'observations et d'un corpus d'entretiens récents conduits auprès de contacts connus à l'époque, l'auteur essaie de comprendre ce que le choix vestimentaire pouvait signifier pour les groupes sociaux de cette ville. Discutant les théories classiques qui mettent en valeur le poids de la classe soc…
Paths Into and Out of Totalizing Motherhood
This article examines discourses on motherhood among young middle-class Brazilian women in Rio de Janeiro for whom the challenge of reconciling motherhood and employment constituted a key drama. Interviews revealed women’s multiple strategies, both traditional and modern, including securing a professional position, having two children later in life, and relying on childcare aid of domestic workers and/or grandmothers. Analysis of their stories an…
Making sense of poor adherence in PTSD treatment from the perspectives of veterans and their therapists
Future work is needed to test hypotheses generated and find effective ways to help veterans fully engage in TFTs. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved)
Demoralizing care
This article theorizes chronic crises of care parents face concerning how to morally/ethically support their young adult child diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Grounded in five years' attendance at a support group for families living with BPD and interviews with parents, the article asks: In the era of deinstitutionalization of those with mental illness, what are the moral/ethical dimensions of parents' experiences caring for…
Stubborn Families
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