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Community, Work & Family Volume 20, 2017 - Issue 1: Missing Voices On Meaningful Relationships in Time and Space
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Exploring the depths of gender, parenting and ‘work’: critical discursive psychology and the ‘missing voices’ of involved fatherhood

Abigail LockeDivision of Psychology, University of Bradford, Bradford, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Gemma YarwoodDepartment of Social Work and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UKView further author information
Pages 4-18 | Received 08 Feb 2016, Accepted 29 Sep 2016, Published online: 06 Nov 2016

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Marié le Roux & Elmien Lesch. (2023) Exploring the caring of fathers in low-income, rural communities in South Africa. Journal of Family Studies 29:3, pages 1198-1221.
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Abigail Locke, Rose Capdevila & Lisa Lazard. (2022) Digital families: Gendered relationships in online spaces. Feminism & Psychology 32:3, pages 310-317.
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Ashlee Borgkvist, Jaklin Eliott, Shona Crabb & Vivienne Moore. (2018) “Unfortunately I’m a Massively Heavy Sleeper”: An Analysis of Fathers’ Constructions of Parenting. Men and Masculinities 23:3-4, pages 680-701.
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