People interpret their biographies in order to give them a subjective meaning. In institutionalized biographies, biographies also become normatively charged patterns of progress. They reflect the tension between life courses and culturally and socially shaped generalized patterns of life-style. The...

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Main Authors: Julia Franz (Author), Carola Iller (Author), Bernhard Schmidt-Hertha (Author)
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