Isbn: 9798248200023 - living without permission: power, memory, and the right to self-determination (9 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most people don't think of themselves as asking for permission to live. Yet many of us spend years seeking approval before speaking, changing direction, setting boundaries, or deciding who we want to become.Living Without Permission explores how power quietly shapes our lives-not only through laws or institutions, but through expectations, silence, memory, and the belief that some voices matter more than others.Rather than taking sides or telling readers what to think, A.M. Hartley examines questions that often go unasked. Why are some people expected to move on while others decide when history should be remembered? Why can inclusion exist without real influence? When does acceptance become another form of control? Drawing on themes of colonisation, inequality, dignity, autonomy, and self-determination, this book encourages readers to look beyond appearances and consider how power operates in everyday life.This is not a manifesto.It is not a call to outrage.It is an invitation to think deeply about freedom, belonging, and what it means to live with dignity-without waiting for permission.For readers who enjoy thoughtful books about society, justice, identity, and the human experience, Living Without Permission offers reflection, challenge, and a fresh way of seeing the world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does it mean to live without permission?Living Without Permission is a reflective exploration of power - how it shapes memory, defines legitimacy, and quietly determines who is expected to adapt in order to belong.Rather than offering outrage or ideology, A.M. Hartley examines the subtler mechanics of control: the demand to forget, the pressure to move on, the illusion of neutrality, and the ways inclusion can be offered without influence. From tokenism and performative justice to autonomy mistaken for defiance, this book asks difficult questions about who holds authority - and who is asked to be grateful for visibility alone.Drawing on themes of colonisation, inequality, dignity, and self-determination, Living Without Permission challenges the idea that progress is measured by appearance rather than outcome. It explores how memory is reshaped, how silence is inherited, and how systems can appear inclusive while remaining unchanged.This is not a manifesto.It is not a call to outrage.It is an invitation to think carefully about power - and about the difference between being allowed to appear and being trusted to participate.For readers interested in justice, autonomy, human dignity, and the ethical examination of modern social systems, this book offers clarity without certainty and reflection without pretence.Because living with dignity should not require permission. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …