„… independent gay and lesbian identity and culture.At the same time, Danish society around F48 changed too, as …” „… consolidation and expan-sion of our activities and on the other hand, the creation of the homosex-ual culture …” „… culture and identity, F48 in fact surrendered some of the radical principles on which the aspiration for …”

„… ): Children in the house. The material culture of early childhood, 1600 –1900. Boston: Northeastern University …” „… . 157–183. Kline, Stephen (1993): Out of the garden. Toys, TV and children’s culture in the age of …” „… : Culture/power/history. A reader in contemporary social theory. Hrsg. von Nicholas B. Dirks, Geoff Eley und Sherry B …”

„… ) und «how (or not) cultures remember in a climate of acceler-ated technological media.» (Grainge 2003 …” „… adult culture» (Qvortrup 1995, 13; Hervorhebungen im Original). Vergangenheit und Kindheit sind somit …” „… children used to cling to us, through modernity, for guidance into their/our ‹futures›, now we, through …”

„… , because their culture, I don’t know how to say, the relationship between the parents and children … they …” „… die westlich-bourgeoisen, müsse sie nur mit richtigen Inhalten füllen. Die Nutzung der Vokabel …” „… kulturelle Errungenschaften, die einen möglichen nicht-chinesischen und vor allem »bourgeoisen« Ursprung …”

„… the novel’s heroine – such as the choice to have children and a career, to have a lover and a husband …” „… women enjoyed far less choice and had far fewer opportunities available to them. This is the bourgeois …” „… provid-104 Alison Lewis ing a point of intertextual comparison to an earlier bourgeois era (that is …”

„… newcomers »too were at Mt. Sinai.« The particular culture and tradition that makes »our« constitution ours …” „… consider citizenship a false consciousness, a (mere) bourgeois-nationalist patriotism turned against class …” „… since the civil rights era has been, above all, the creation of a rights culture, one which is …”

„… regulated, migration as a process is thoroughly a part, a normal part, of economy, polity, and culture …” „… alien’s immediate family – parents, unmarried minor children, or spouses – provided that those relatives …” „… German-born children and grandchildren of an earlier generation of mostly Turkish and Balkan guestworkers. As …”