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Looking at how victims conduct everyday life

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The present chapter is guided by a double search: first, my search for the victims' Conduct of Everyday Life, hidden between the differences of individual and sociological perspectives and behind a curtain of narration and specific attributions of meaning and different assumptions; second, the victims' struggle to cope with their everyday lives, combining the singular and overwhelming with the ordinary and normal. Hence, in the first part of this chapter, I will reflect on narrative moments regarding everyday life, following the direction of “narrative sociology” (Oltra et al. 2004) and, in the second part, I will describe the different expressions of the victims' Conducts of Everyday Life.

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Kappler, K.E. (2012). Looking at how victims conduct everyday life. In: Living with Paradoxes. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-94003-8_5

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