Language Socialization and Morality

Ayala Fader

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Anthropological Studies and Insights Foucault, Power, and Ethics

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Language Socialization Studies of Morality Foucault's Approach to Morality and Ethics The Hasidic Example: A Nonliberal Religious Diaspora in Brooklyn Hasidic Gendered Modesty: A Technology of the Self A Practice - Based Approach to Morality: Contributions from Language Socialization to the Anthropology of Religion Conclusions References

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