...Sue E. Estroff Karen Ericksen Paige and Jeffrey M. Paige, The Politics of Reproductive Ritual (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1981), 380 pp., $25.00 hardcover, $8.95 paperback Copyright © 1984 by the Department of Health Administration, Duke University 1984...

... of the inability of CPR to save as many lives as it promises, it nonetheless transforms the experience of dying. CPR is a ritual. A resuscitative effort, as he points out, “takes some of the sudden- ness of sudden death away” (110). CPR may not deny death. CPR may...

... of the inability of CPR to save as many lives as it promises, it nonetheless transforms the experience of dying. CPR is a ritual. A resuscitative effort, as he points out, “takes some of the sudden- ness of sudden death away” (110). CPR may not deny death. CPR may...

... of the inability of CPR to save as many lives as it promises, it nonetheless transforms the experience of dying. CPR is a ritual. A resuscitative effort, as he points out, “takes some of the sudden- ness of sudden death away” (110). CPR may not deny death. CPR may...

... phrase, save living so much as it saves dying. Regardless of the inability of CPR to save as many lives as it promises, it nonetheless transforms the experience of dying. CPR is a ritual. A resuscitative effort, as he points out, “takes some of the sudden...

... take its place as a major sourcebook on a small but important occupation. Medical College of Virginia James W. Begun Karen Ericksen Paige and Jeffrey M. Paige, The Politics of Reproductive Ritual (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1981), 380 pp...

... con- ception of Chinese society could easily conclude-and many students of China have-that power is monopolized at the top of the group, and that political participation is moribund ritual. In fact, as the authors probed deeper they learned that these relatively formal sessions served...

... to be recognized and compensated. At best, the debate over medical liability becomes little more than a ritual contest between physi- cians and trial lawyers each protecting their narrowly conceived inter- ests, albeit under the passionate rhetorical guise of preserving the revered tradition of quality...

... Reporters in the U.S. and Britain: What They Know and What They Think the Public Knows. Paper presented at the annual conference of the International Communication Association. San Francisco, 25–29 May. Tuchman , Gaye . 1972 . Objectivity as Strategic Ritual: An Examination of Newsmen's Notions...

.... DAS Newly Received American Health Politics Health Policy and the Bureaucracy: Politics and implementation. By Frank J. Thomp- son. 334 pp. Cambridge, Mass.: The MIT Press, 1981 (paper: 1983) The Politics of Reproductive Ritual. By Karen Ericksen Paige and Jeffrey M. Paige. 380...

.... By Frank J. Thomp- son. 334 pp. Cambridge, Mass.: The MIT Press, 1981 (paper: 1983) The Politics of Reproductive Ritual. By Karen Ericksen Paige and Jeffrey M. Paige. 380 pp. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Press, 1983. $25.00 hardcover, $8.95 paperback The Sick Citadel...

... electoral resonance and solutions there- fore lack high political yield. We well-meaning Americans have come to accept heartfelt hand-wringing over the uninsured as a kind of civic ritual, rather like the national anthem before the ballgame. But the uninsured stand far down on the action agendas...

... pp. $35.00 cloth. Regulating Aged Care: Ritualism and the New Pyramid. John Braithwaite, Tony Makkai, and Valerie Braithwaite. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2007. 400 pp. $155.00 cloth. Economics and Finance Applied Cost-Benefit Analysis, 2nd ed. Robert J. Brent. Northampton, MA...

... contemporary changes that demand attention and adaptation imperils the relevancy and survival of his position and of the Catholic church as we know it. His views are considered as outdated as some of the rituals and garb associated with his followers. The asserted need to reconsider celibacy, the role...

... Publication Committee. Carnes, M. 1989 . Secret Ritual and Manhood in Victorian America . New Haven: Yale University Press. Chapin, R. 1909 . The Standard of Living among Wage Earners in New York City . New York: Charities Publication Committee. Clawson, M. 1985 . Fraternal Orders and Class...

... the anti-abortion side widely adheres, values ritual, authority, and divine or natural ordination; the latter, to which the pro-abortion side widely adheres, values innovation, achievement, and human choice. Falik later introduces another set of ideologies, this time a trio: individualist...

... -75. Gould , A. 1994 . Pollution Rituals in Sweden: The Pursuit of a Drug-Free Society. Scandinavian Journal of Social Welfare 3 ( 2 ): 85 -93. Graham , H. 1979 . Prevention and Health: Every Mother's Business: A Comment on Child Health Policies in the 1970s. In The Sociology...

... benefit societies did more than redress market failure by providing members with sickness, accident, burial, and life insurance policies, as they were combinations of social clubs and financial institu- tions. Their meetings were based on rituals, replete with exotic...

... benefit societies did more than redress market failure by providing members with sickness, accident, burial, and life insurance policies, as they were combinations of social clubs and financial institu- tions. Their meetings were based on rituals, replete with exotic...

..., accident, burial, and life insurance policies, as they were combinations of social clubs and financial institu- tions. Their meetings were based on rituals, replete with exotic regalia, elaborate ceremonies, and fanciful leadership titles. Some orders also...