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1. CAM-Driven Lathe Questions

Author

Huggett, Michael

Subjects
Index Corp., Computer-aided manufacturing, Machining, Machine-tools, Machinists' tools, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

There can be hidden issues using legacy cam-driven lathes that can be overcome using new CNC technology. Here are three to keep in mind. Advances in technology can cause new [...]

Published
2023

2. How women diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder negotiate identity in relation to risk

Author

Huggett, Michael J.

Subjects
616.85, B600 Health Research, B760 Mental health nursing
Abstract

This thesis examines how women with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder (BPD) negotiate their identity in relation to risk, also referred to as their ‘risk identity’. This is defined as, ‘…the view people have of themselves and project to others in their talk and actions in relation to risk and risk taking’. The theoretical perspective which underpins the study is informed by ontological realism, epistemological discursive/linguistic social constructionism, and an ideological critical liberatory position primarily derived from the work of Foucault (1978; 1991a; 1991b; 1998; 2002; 2008a; 2008b; 2009). This perspective informed the decision to adopt email interviews as a method for generating appropriate texts for analysis. Eight women diagnosed with BPD were interviewed over a period of ten months. Adopting a critical emancipatory methodology which incorporated feminist principles of research, Lather’s (1991) adaptation of Van Maanen’s (1988 cited in Lather 1991) ‘four tales’ was employed to view and analyse the texts from four theoretical perspectives; a ‘Realist Tale’, a ‘Critical Tale’, a ‘Deconstructivist Tale’, and a ‘Reflexive Tale’. By ‘layering’ these tales, the findings revealed sets of tensions discernable within the context of interactions with staff, the nature of services, and the wider material and discursive resources at play which inform how risk identities are negotiated. Converging Western discourses of the subject, binary gender discourse, neoliberal discourse, ‘psy’ discourses, and discourses around motherhood were found to be key discursive resources through which risk identity is produced, resisted and projected. In addition these to broad discursive findings, the study also contributes to the existing empirical literature that focuses on the lived experience of those with a BPD diagnosis. A conclusion is drawn that women with a BPD diagnosis not only receive a label which discursively excludes them from being able to be viewed as a ‘good subject of psychiatry’ (and hence leads to them being viewed as dangerous and risky), but that their difficulties and need for relational approaches to manage risk and promote recovery run counter to the way that mental health services are structured in the current neoliberal era.

Published
2016

4. Open letter on nurse education: ‘Mental health deserves better’

Author

Connell, Chris, Jones, Emma, Haslam, Michael, Wright, Karen Margaret, Firestone, Jayne, Fisher, Jane, Bell, Gareth, Edwards, Mark Anthony, Thomson, Christine, Pope, Gillian, Warrender, Dan, Rooney, Greg, Nute, Alex, Glascott, Michelle, Hallett, Nutmeg, Cadogan, Hannah, Monteux, Sebastian, Callaghan, Patrick, Lamont, Emma, Prince, Darren, McKenna Lawson, Stephen, Carlin, Romley, Atkinson, Lucy, McShane, Dean, Hale, Zoe, McCarthy-Grunwald, Steve, Huggett, Michael, Wroe, Lynn M, Crofts, Marie, Guildford, Anna, Kelly, Jude, Simbani, Niki, Finch, Natalie, Stott, Kerry, Mulhern, Ruairi, Richardson, Angela, Hough, Shaun, Hopkins, Dawn, Macpherson, Scott, Burnley, Caroline, Lacny, Anthony, Sayles, Katie, Deering, Kris, Terry, Julia, Mercer, Andy, Lambert, Nicky, Jones, Emily, Wagstaff, Christopher, Ashmore, Russell, Kennedy, Abbey, Sin, Jacqueline, Hodgson, Katy, Hughes, Cat, Rees, Helen., Craven, Rachael, Brennan, Gearóid, Frawley, Timmy, Addyman, Berni, Hosie, Leah, Hart, Naomi, Stephenson, Michelle, Wiilliams, Stephen, Roberts, Seren Haf, Morton, Caroline, Banks, Debbie, Gadsby, Jonathan, Felton, Anne, Rawcliffe, David, Havelock, Rose, Lindsay, Tracy, Paterson, Brodie, Hallett, Cheralyn, Corless, Louise, Gamble, Catherine, Chambers, Mary, Betty, Rachael, McIntosh, Gwenne, Martin, Stuart, Cawthorne, Patricia, Reid, Angus, Lord, Ed, Le Poidevin, Emma, Thomas, Greg, Bye, Christopher, Warrilow, Alexis, Roderick, Emma, Connell, Chris, Jones, Emma, Haslam, Michael, Wright, Karen Margaret, Firestone, Jayne, Fisher, Jane, Bell, Gareth, Edwards, Mark Anthony, Thomson, Christine, Pope, Gillian, Warrender, Dan, Rooney, Greg, Nute, Alex, Glascott, Michelle, Hallett, Nutmeg, Cadogan, Hannah, Monteux, Sebastian, Callaghan, Patrick, Lamont, Emma, Prince, Darren, McKenna Lawson, Stephen, Carlin, Romley, Atkinson, Lucy, McShane, Dean, Hale, Zoe, McCarthy-Grunwald, Steve, Huggett, Michael, Wroe, Lynn M, Crofts, Marie, Guildford, Anna, Kelly, Jude, Simbani, Niki, Finch, Natalie, Stott, Kerry, Mulhern, Ruairi, Richardson, Angela, Hough, Shaun, Hopkins, Dawn, Macpherson, Scott, Burnley, Caroline, Lacny, Anthony, Sayles, Katie, Deering, Kris, Terry, Julia, Mercer, Andy, Lambert, Nicky, Jones, Emily, Wagstaff, Christopher, Ashmore, Russell, Kennedy, Abbey, Sin, Jacqueline, Hodgson, Katy, Hughes, Cat, Rees, Helen., Craven, Rachael, Brennan, Gearóid, Frawley, Timmy, Addyman, Berni, Hosie, Leah, Hart, Naomi, Stephenson, Michelle, Wiilliams, Stephen, Roberts, Seren Haf, Morton, Caroline, Banks, Debbie, Gadsby, Jonathan, Felton, Anne, Rawcliffe, David, Havelock, Rose, Lindsay, Tracy, Paterson, Brodie, Hallett, Cheralyn, Corless, Louise, Gamble, Catherine, Chambers, Mary, Betty, Rachael, McIntosh, Gwenne, Martin, Stuart, Cawthorne, Patricia, Reid, Angus, Lord, Ed, Le Poidevin, Emma, Thomas, Greg, Bye, Christopher, Warrilow, Alexis, and Roderick, Emma

Published
2023

5. Domain Search and Exploration with Meta-Indexes

Author

Huggett, Michael, Rasmussen, Edie, Hutchison, David, editor, Kanade, Takeo, editor, Kittler, Josef, editor, Kleinberg, Jon M., editor, Mattern, Friedemann, editor, Mitchell, John C., editor, Naor, Moni, editor, Nierstrasz, Oscar, editor, Pandu Rangan, C., editor, Steffen, Bernhard, editor, Sudan, Madhu, editor, Terzopoulos, Demetri, editor, Tygar, Doug, editor, Vardi, Moshe Y., editor, Weikum, Gerhard, editor, Aalberg, Trond, editor, Papatheodorou, Christos, editor, Dobreva, Milena, editor, Tsakonas, Giannis, editor, and Farrugia, Charles J., editor

Published
2013
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24. A 3-in-1 Petunia.

Author

Huggett, Michael

Abstract

The article offers information on the plant, trilogy petunia. Several colors in which this breed is available in market include lavender, salmon, and purple. Its characteristics include dome habit, prolific flowering on compact plants, and lesser sensitivity to day length. Suggestions for its plantation are given in the article.

Published
2012

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