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DIY Morality: Choice, Body and Authenticity

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posted on 2023-05-23, 06:58 authored by Nicholas HookwayNicholas Hookway
This article is a qualitative exploration of how contemporary morality is understood and constructed using Australian blog data. The central finding is that the bloggers depict morality as an actively created and autonomous do-it-yourself project based in three main configurations of self-responsibility, bodily encounter and authenticfeeling. The findings are suggestive of how self, body, emotions and authenticity may play an important role in contemporary moralities.

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Publication title

Emerging and Enduring Inequalities - The 2012 Annual Conference of the Australian Sociological Association

Editors

L Cheshire and A Broom

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1-8

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978-0-646-58783-7

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School of Social Sciences

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The Australian Sociological Association

Place of publication

Brisbane, Queensland

Event title

2012 Annual Conference of the Australian Sociological Association

Event Venue

Brisbane, Queensland

Date of Event (Start Date)

2012-11-26

Date of Event (End Date)

2012-11-29

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Copyright 2012 The Australian Sociological Association

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  • Open

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Social ethics

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