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simply seeks to make the case for more of both of these. As such, it is ‘ work in the early stages of progress’ on which feedback on all aspects of the paper will be welcome. And as befits a primarily qualitative and subjectivist-inclined researcher, I felt it important to put the development of the proposed research agenda in context. Its origins lie as far back as the completion of my doctoral research (Holloway 1990), which had examined the operation and impact of formal approaches to performance

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article developed out of lively discussions over the years with valued colleagues, most notably Robert Fox, Robert O'Shea, David Westendorf, Michael Sloane, Karen Holopigian, and Jeremy Wolfe; their stimulating contributions are deeply appreciated. I am grateful also to Robert O'Shea, Mary Bravo, T. J. Mueller, David Westendorf, David Rose, Ennio Mingolla, and Robert Fox for their comments on an earlier version of this article. Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Randolph

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