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Table of Contents
Myron Orleans, "Introducing Low Politics: For Character, Courage and Charisma in Everyday Life"
Joseph Amato, "Little Things Mean a Lot"
Michael Palamarek, "Mondex, Gambling and the Fear of Money"
Cesar Dominguez, "'I never achieved chocolate status': Conversations with a reformed convict"
Thomas Scheff and Suzanne Retzinger, "Shame as the Master Emotion of Everyday Life"
Chris Nagel and Jim Williams, "The Gap in Being - Phenomenology Goes Shopping"
Russell McCutcheon, "'Like Small Bumps on the Neck...': The Problem of Evil as Something Ordinary"
Shauna Frischkorn, "(In)Decisive Moments: Photographing the Commonplace"
Nadine Wasserman, "A Pabulum on Art and the Everyday"
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