However, in racialized societies, race/ethnicity remains a salient externally-imposed category that continues to draw on discredited notions of biology, blood and genes [ 17].
We also discuss how the approach to framing informing our analysis may complement cognate accounting research drawing on notions of performativity and social psychology.
His Liquid Symmetries (2013), first performed in Madrid, draws on notions of uncertainty and flux – reflecting, the composer says, the instability of the times in which we live.
While some of this stems from European anti-clericalism, there is a deeper motif, a part of the patriotic left espoused at various points by Tom Paine and George Orwell that draws on notions of the "free-born Englishman".
As noted, Zhu drew on notions of qi, yin-yang, the five phases, shu (numbers, probablilities), and images as conceptual and categorical resources for classifying, characterizing, and understanding the world, especially cycles, processes, and particular things and events.
To understand these adoption issues, analysis drew on notions of "working out" and "changing".
While this is deployed around notions of the participant being important to the grandchildren and family, and in this sense can be read as connecting to notions of a caring family, it also draws on notions of responsibility.
Selection among alternative occupations, as described by Roy, draws on notions of potential outcomes used in the literature on the design of experiments (Neyman, 1923; Fisher, 1952), later applied in Rubin (1974).
We draw on the notion of generativity (Erikson, 1950; Giacolone et al., 2008; McAdams, 1988 , 1993, defined as 'purposeful action for the well-being of future generations, and the emergence of individual purpose and agency' (Creed et al., 2014: 113), to make a conceptual contribution to the burgeoning literature on narrative identities.
