However, as Courtenay [ 26] highlights, men are not only conditioned and socialised by social representations of manhood, they are also active agents in constructing and enacting these representations in their own lives.
Verbal processes are on the borderline of mental and relational processes and represent symbolizations constructed in human consciousness and enacted in the form of language (e.g., 'They told me it was food poisoning').
This two-year study uses a participatory model of qualitative research, combining expertise from social gerontology, health geography, medical sociology, health psychology, primary care, nursing and end of life care to investigate the ways in which 'dying at home' is constructed, enacted and 'felt' in an embodied sense from the accounts of family carers.
The analytical focus should thus be on the everyday and local processes through which roles are constructed, negotiated, learned, enacted, and performed.
All sorts of ideological, philosophical and theological constructs have been developed, articulated, and enacted into laws limiting or excluding some of our brothers and sisters from the total benefits of citizenship in our participatory democracy.
My thoughts are more constructed and meaningful.
Each of Long's seemingly abstract works are carefully constructed to enact a miniature existential crisis in the viewer, who is forced to engage with a peculiar reflection of themselves in order to examine the rest of the sculpture closely.
Identities tried on and enacted, then shed for others.
Our model characterizes a set of mechanisms through which agency and work are expressed and enacted.
