Embodying the Social

Saraga, Esther

doi:10.4324/9780203983515

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Bell Inequalities With Electrons1

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“…Nevertheless, it would be possible in practice to violate Bell inequalities if the normal source itself, composed of quantum dots as suggested in Ref. [34,35], could generate entangled electron states as the result of electronelectron interactions.…”

Section: Bell Inequalities With Electronsmentioning

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Noise Correlations, Entanglement, and Bell Inequalities

Martin

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Chtchelkatchev

2003

Quantum Noise in Mesoscopic Physics

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confidence: 99%

Noise Correlations, Entanglement, and Bell Inequalities

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Chtchelkatchev

2003

Quantum Noise in Mesoscopic Physics

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The Postmodern Heart: A Discourse Analysis of a booklet on pacemaker implantation

2002

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The Body in Social Policy: Mapping a Territory

Twigg

2002

J. Soc. Pol.

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The paper explores the relevance of recent theorising around the body for the discipline of social policy. It aims to show how such work opens up new ways of thinking within the core areas of social policy as well as proposing new subjects for social policy consideration, arguing that the common image of the body as an absent presence that has been characteristic of sociological accounts in the recent past still applies in relation to social policy, but that considerable gains can be made from incorporating this new theorising and new subject matter into the scope of the subject. It explores this by means of six areas of relevance: health care, community care, disability, no-power consumption, as well as cross-cutting themes of age, ‘race’, gender, sexuality.

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Embodying the Social

Cited by 7 publications

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Noise Correlations, Entanglement, and Bell Inequalities

Noise Correlations, Entanglement, and Bell Inequalities

The Postmodern Heart: A Discourse Analysis of a booklet on pacemaker implantation

The Body in Social Policy: Mapping a Territory

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