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Editorial: Overview of the Performative Social Science Special Issue

John J. Guiney Yallop · Irene López de Vallejo

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Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Qualitative Research Methods and Applications

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We write this Editorial Overview having traveled together and separately through the articles in this Special Issue and offer it as a roadmap for your own exploration of the Issue. We are hopeful that you will use it to guide your reading, returning to it often, and that you will stop at each article to explore what it has to offer you. Enjoy the journey. Don't forget to collect souvenirs and remember to leave something of yourself. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0802649

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2008Time, Non-representational Theory and the "Performative Turn"—Towards a New Methodology in Qualitative Social Research 2008Performative Social Science: A Consideration of Skills, Purpose and Context 2008Editorial: A Conversation about Performative Social Science 2008Translational Performances: Toward Relevant, Engaging, and Empowering Social Science 2008Body Contact and Body Language: Moments of Personal Development and Social and Cultural Learning Processes in Movement Psychology and Education

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