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Dementia and interview assemblages

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Jessica Wheeler .

Places are limited - please contact the organiser in advance if you wish to attend

Following from Moreira, T., O’Donovan, O. And Howlett (2014) ’Assembling Dementia Care: patient organisations and social research’, Biosocieties, in press (copies available), Dr Tiago Moreira promises ‘a rethinking of the sociology of the interview with an ontological spin’.

This paper is available on request to inform the discussion following Dr Tiago’s talk. Please email: jw474@cam.ac.uk for a copy.

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