Citation: Mueser, K. T., Becker, D. R., & Wolfe, R. (2001). Supported employment, job preferences, job tenure and satisfaction. Journal of Mental Health, 10 (4), 411-417.
Authors: Mueser, K. T., Becker, D. R., & Wolfe, R.
Background: Brief job tenure is problematic because it often reflects client dissatisfaction with work, and it prevents advancement and the potential to earn higher wages. Relatively few client or situational factors have been consistently correlated with job tenure, with the exception of work experience. However, the role of client job preferences has been examined in only a few studies.
Purpose: The relationships between job preferences, job satisfaction and job tenure were examined in a sample of 204 unemployed clients with severe mental illness randomly assigned to one of three vocational rehabilitation programs and followed for 2 years.
Setting: The study was conducted at the Capitol Region Mental Health Center (CRMHC) in Hartford, Connecticut. All clients were receiving standard care for severe mental illness, including medication, case management, housing assistance, and access to psychiatric rehabilitation programs.
Study sample: The study participants were 204 clients with severe mental illness. Criteria for participation included: (1) not currently employed in competitive work (defined by US Department of Labor); (2) interest in competitive employment; (3) attendance at two research introduction groups designed to inform clients about the study.
Control or comparison condition: The condition was a psychiatric rehabilitation program (PSR) and standard services (Standard).
Data collection and analysis: Throughout the 2 years of the study information on work, including the type of job, wages, and hours worked, was obtained weekly through brief interviews with clients and vocational staff. In addition, job satisfaction was rated using the Indiana Job Satisfaction Scale 2 weeks after beginning a new job and bi-monthly thereafter as long as clients remain on the job.
Findings: For clients in the IPS program, those who obtained jobs that matched their pre-employment preferences for type of work desired reported higher levels of job satisfaction and had longer job tenures than clients who obtained jobs that did not match their preferences. For clients in the PSR or Standard programs, job preferences were not related to job tenure or satisfaction.
Conclusions: The findings replicate previous research in this area, and suggest that helping clients obtain work that matches their job preferences is an important ingredient of success in supported employment program.


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CPMAS 13C NMR and pyrolysis-GC-MS studies of structure and liquefaction reactions of Montana subbituminous coal
Chunshan Song, Lei Hou, Ajay K. Saini, Patrick G. Hatcher, Harold H. Schobert
Leone Family Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering (EME)
EMS Energy Institute
Institutes of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
This paper reports on the application of solid-state CPMAS 13C NMR and flash pyrolysis-GC-MS for characterization of the macromolecular network of a Montana subbituminous coal and its residues from temperature-programmed and non-programmed liquefaction (TPL and N-PL) at final temperatures ranging from 300 to 425°C in H-donor and non-donor solvents. The combined use of 13C NMR and Py-GC-MS revealed that this coal contains significant quantities of oxygen-bearing structures, corresponding to about 18 O-bound C per 100 C atoms and one O-bound C per every five to six aromatic C's. The oxygen-bearing components in the coal include catechol-like structures, which seem to disappear from the liquefaction residues above 300°C; carboxyl groups, which almost disappear after 350°C; and phenolic structures, which are most important in the original coal but diminish in concentration with increasing temperature. These results point to the progressive loss of oxygen functional groups and aliphatic-rich species from the macromolecular network of the coal during programmed heat-up under TPL conditions. The higher conversions in TPL runs in H-donor tetralin (relative to the conventional N-PL runs) suggest that the removal of carboxylic and catechol groups from the coal and the capping of the reactive sites by H-transfer from H-donors at low temperatures (≤350°C) have contributed to minimizing the retrogressive crosslinking at higher temperatures. Quantitative calculation of NMR data and mathematical correlation were also attempted in this work. For 24 liquefaction residues derived under significantly different conditions, linear correlations between C-distribution and reaction temperature (≥ 300°C) have been found, which can be expressed by a simple equation, Ci = αfi + βT, where fi and Ci, represent content of aromatic, aliphatic, or oxygen-bound carbons in the original coal and residue, respectively; T stands for the reaction temperature; α and β are constants.
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Song, C., Hou, L., Saini, A. K., Hatcher, P. G., & Schobert, H. H. (1993). CPMAS 13C NMR and pyrolysis-GC-MS studies of structure and liquefaction reactions of Montana subbituminous coal. Fuel processing technology, 34(3), 249-276. https://doi.org/10.1016/0378-3820(93)90069-G
Song, Chunshan ; Hou, Lei ; Saini, Ajay K. ; Hatcher, Patrick G. ; Schobert, Harold H. / CPMAS 13C NMR and pyrolysis-GC-MS studies of structure and liquefaction reactions of Montana subbituminous coal. In: Fuel processing technology. 1993 ; Vol. 34, No. 3. pp. 249-276.
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Scott v. Janklow
Full title:Marcella Scott, Jerry Randolph Scott, Brandee Lynn Scott, and Jerilyn…
Court:United States District Court, D. Minnesota
Date published: Oct 1, 2004
Civil No. 04-1229 ADM/AJB (D. Minn. Oct. 1, 2004)
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United States District Court, D. Minnesota
Civil No. 04-1229 ADM/AJB.
Ronald I. Meshbesher, Esq., Meshbesher Spence, Minneapolis, MN, appeared for and on behalf of Plaintiffs.
William P. Fuller, Esq., Woods Fuller Shultz Smith, Sioux Falls, SD, appeared for and on behalf of Defendant William J. Janklow.
Joan D. Humes, Esq., Assistant United States Attorney, Minneapolis, MN on behalf of Defendant United States of America.
MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
ANN MONTGOMERY, District Judge
This matter is before the undersigned United States District Judge pursuant to the Objections of Plaintiffs [Docket No. 31] to the July 13, 2004 Second Order on Motion for Substitution, Motion for Certification Review and Motion for Remand ("Order") of Magistrate Judge Arthur J. Boylan [Docket No. 30]. Judge Boylan granted William J. Janklow's ("Defendant or "Janklow") motion to substitute parties pursuant to the Federal Tort Claims Act ("FTCA"), 28 U.S.C. § 2679(d)(2) [Docket No. 4], and denied Plaintiffs' motion to review United States Attorney certification and to remand the action to Hennepin County District Court [Docket No. 7]. On September 10, 2004, oral argument on this matter was heard before the undersigned Judge.
The Order grants Defendant's motion to substitute the United States for Mr. Janklow as defendant in this action based on the finding that Mr. Janklow was working in the scope of his employment as a United States Congressman at the time of the tragic accident which gives rise to this action. The factual and procedural background in this matter is comprehensively set forth in the Order. As neither party disputes the factual or procedural background, it is incorporated by reference for purposes of the present Objections. For the reasons set forth below, the Objections are denied and the Order is affirmed.
II. DISCUSSION
In appeals of nondispositive pretrial matters, the district court must set aside any portion of the magistrate judge's ruling that is "clearly erroneous or contrary to law." See D. Minn. LR 72.1(b)(2). Thus, the Court must affirm Judge Boylan's Order unless its findings are clearly erroneous or contrary to law.
Plaintiffs object to the Order on two grounds. Plaintiffs first object to the finding that Mr. Janklow was working in the scope of his employment as a Member of Congress at the time of the automobile accident that took the life of Plaintiffs' decedent. Second, Plaintiffs argue that the United States should not be substituted for Mr. Janklow as the defendant in this action on the grounds that the FTCA does not apply to claims arising out of assault.
The FTCA provides for a limited waiver of the sovereign immunity of the United States, thereby permitting those injured by the negligent acts of federal employees to seek redress through lawsuits. See Molzoff v. United States, 502 U.S. 301, 304-05 (1992). The FTCA reflects the government's "strong public policy to protect citizenry from torts committed by public servants." 28 U.S.C. § 2674 n. 21. Congress crafted the FTCA to fairly compensate victims for their injuries without exposing the government to a "retributive theory of punishment." Kalavity v. United States, 584 F.2d 809, 811 (6th Cir. 1978). As a result, the FTCA authorized plaintiffs injured through the negligent acts of federal employees to receive compensatory damages but explicitly excluded punitive damages. 28 U.S.C. § 2674.
A. Scope of Employment
Plaintiffs object to the Order's finding that Mr. Janklow was acting within the scope of his employment as a Congressman at the time his car hit Randolph Scott's motorcycle. Under the FTCA, 28 U.S.C. § 2679(d)(2), the United States may be substituted for the named defendant provided that the Attorney General certifies that the individual defendant was acting in the scope of employment with regard to the conduct underlying the lawsuit. Lawson v. United States, 103 F.3d 59, 60 (8th Cir. 1996) (citing Heuton v. Anderson, 75 F.3d 357, 359-60 (8th Cir. 1996)). Plaintiffs may challenge the Attorney General's action by presenting specific facts to rebut certification under § 2679(d)(2). Plaintiffs argue that the recklessness and criminality of Mr. Janklow's conduct, when coupled with his prior driving record, remove Defendant's actions from the scope of his employment.
The Order appropriately applies state law when determining whether Defendant acted within the scope of employment. Order at 7; Lawson, 103 F.3d at 60. Under South Dakota law, a defendant acts within the scope of employment if there is a sufficient nexus between the employment and the activity which caused the injury. St. John v. United States, 240 F.3d 671, 676 (8th Cir. 2001) (citing Leafgreen v. American Family Mut. Ins. Co., 393 N.W.2d 275, 280 (S.D. 1986)). In determining whether the unauthorized conduct was similar or incidental to authorized conduct, South Dakota law adopts the factors set forth in the Restatement (Second) of Agency § 229. Such factors include: whether the action is commonly done in the course of business; the time, place and purpose of the act; whether the act is within the enterprise of the employer; the similarity of the act done to the act authorized; whether the means of doing harm was furnished by the employer; and, the extent of the departure from the usual method of accomplishing an authorized result. Order at 8; see also St. John, 240 F.3d at 676-77. Finally, South Dakota law also instructs that courts applying the nexus test should determine the foreseeability of the conduct in deciding whether the agent was acting in the scope of employment. Red Elk v. United States, 62 F.3d 1102, 1105 (8th Cir. 1995).
Plaintiffs contend Mr. Janklow's reckless driving was a significant departure from usual methods of achieving an authorized result and that Defendant's employer could not have foreseen Mr. Janklow would engage in a continuous pattern of reckless driving conduct. As Judge Boylan observed, however, the criminality of an employee's conduct is not sufficient to preclude a finding that the action was within the scope of employment, provided the conduct was reasonably foreseeable. Order at 9-10; see also Red Elk, 62 F.3d at 1107 (finding that sexual misconduct by a police officer is reasonably foreseeable for vicarious liability purposes). It is readily foreseeable that a Congressman serving a district as vast and rural as South Dakota would drive an automobile when commuting between his office and meetings with his constituents. Driving a car is not a significant departure from the usual methods of achieving the authorized result of fulfilling a Member of Congress's official responsibilities. Furthermore, it is foreseeable that, in the course of these commutes, improper or even reckless driving conduct might occur. The core of the scope of employment analysis centers on the conduct itself, not the Plaintiffs' claims or the consequences of that conduct. See Red Elk, 62 F.3d at 1107-08. The conduct at issue here is driving while conducting Congressional business. Such an act, even if carried out in a reckless or criminal manner, does not remove the employee's conduct from the scope of employment. Finally, Plaintiffs' argument that Mr. Janklow engaged in a protracted pattern of reckless and dangerous driving only serves to make Defendant's conduct more, rather than less, foreseeable to his employer.
For the aforementioned reasons, this Court concludes that Judge Boylan's finding that Mr. Janklow was acting within the scope of his employment as a Congressman at the time of the incident giving rise to this claim is not clearly erroneous or contrary to law.
B. FTCA's Application to Claims Arising Out of Assault
For the first time, Plaintiffs also argue that certification should be overruled based on the "intentional torts" exception to the FTCA. 28 U.S.C. § 2680(h). Plaintiffs contend that, under South Dakota law, Mr. Janklow's conduct constitutes assault and argues that the plain meaning of § 2680(h) bars certification of any claim arising out of assault.
In relevant part 28 U.S.C. § 2680 provides:
The provisions of this chapter [ 28 U.S.C. §§ 2680 et seq.] and section 1346(b) of this title shall not apply to —
(h)Any claim arising out of assault, battery, false imprisonment, false arrest, malicious prosecution, abuse of process, libel, slander, misrepresentation, deceit, or interference with contract rights. . . ."
Plaintiffs' argument mischaracterizes well-settled law regarding the FTCA. The FTCA provides the exclusive remedy for persons injured by the tortious activity of a United States employee when that employee acts within the scope of employment. 28 U.S.C. § 2679(b)(1); see also United States v. Smith, 499 U.S. 160, 165-67 (1991). As noted, the United States may be substituted for the individual defendant provided that the Attorney General certifies that the named defendant was acting within the scope of employment when the injury occurred.
28 U.S.C. § 2679(d)(1). The FTCA constitutes a limited waiver of the United States' sovereign immunity to certain tort claims but excludes those claims listed in § 2680. See, e.g. Aversa v. United States, 99 F.3d 1200, 1207 (1st Cir. 1996). Upon certification, any action against the United States as substituted defendant is "subject to the limitations and exceptions" included in § 2680, even if such exceptions preclude government liability. 28 U.S.C. § 2679(d)(4); see also Smith, 499 U.S. at 165-67. Plaintiffs' argument wrongly characterizes the intentional torts exception as a limitation on the types of claims to which the FTCA applies. Rather, § 2680(h) applies after the United States is substituted for the named defendant to foreclose government liability for intentional torts. See, e.g. Aversa, 99 F.3d at 1213 (holding that United States was properly substituted for federal employee under the FTCA but that § 2680(h) barred recovery for claims arising from libel and slander); Lee v. United States, 171 F. Supp.2d 566, 577-79 (M.D.N.C. 2001) (finding that United States was properly substituted for federal employee but that § 2680(h) precluded recovery for claims arising from assault). Given that the intentional torts exception does not preclude certification, it is unnecessary for this Court to determine whether Mr. Janklow's conduct constituted an assault under South Dakota law.
In summary, Plaintiffs have not demonstrated that the United States Attorney's certification was incorrect either because Defendant's conduct was outside the scope of his employment or because § 2680(h) prevents substitution of the United States as the party defendant in claims arising out of assault. As a result, pursuant to 28 U.S.C § 2679(d)(2), substitution of the United States for Mr. Janklow is appropriate and Plaintiffs' motion for review of the U.S. Attorney's certification and for remand to state court is denied.
III. CONCLUSION
Based upon the foregoing, and all the files, records, and proceedings herein, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:
1. Judge Boylan's Order [Docket No. 30] is ADOPTED in its entirety;
2. Defendant's Motion for Substitution, therein requesting an order substituting the United States as defendant in this matter [Docket No. 4] is GRANTED;
3. Plaintiffs' Objections [Docket No. 31] are DENIED; and
4. Plaintiffs' Motion for Review of the U.S. Attorney's Certification and Motion for Remand of the action to Hennepin County District Court, Fourth Judicial District, State of Minnesota [Docket No. 7] is DENIED.
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CHARLES DEW
Born: 5th February 1899, Framingham Pigot[1]
Enlisted: 5th February 1917 (called up), Norwich – 17th Battalion Royal Fusiliers (Private 75229) [2]
Died: 21st December 1918 – Wood Norton[3]
Memorial: Buried in Wood Norton churchyard
Medals: British War Medal; Victory Medal; Silver War Badge[4] Residence: The Lodge, Wood Norton[5]
Charles Dew was born on the 5th February 1899, the son of Thomas George and Ann Elizabeth Dew. He was baptised on the 14th May 1899, in Framingham Pigot parish church (see Figure 1).
Figure 1: Extract from the Framingham Pigot Baptisms, 1899
Whilst the British Army WW1 Service Records 1914-1920 do not appear to have survived for Charles, his WW1 Pension Records have.[6] These records note that he was 5' 2" tall, his occupation was 'motor driver', and he lived with his family at The Lodge, Wood Norton. This was the lodge to Wood Norton Hall, so Charles may, therefore, have been employed as a driver at the Hall before he was called up.
He served in a variety of units. On call up (5th February 1917) he was posted to the 29th Reserve Battalion (Royal Fusiliers), then moved to the 255th Infantry Battalion, then to the 52nd Battalion (Reserves, Royal Fusiliers). There was a spell in the Royal West Surrey Regiment (between December 1917 and February 1918), and then a move to the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) on the 18th February 1918. On the 20th February 1918 he joined the 17th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers and was posted to France, but this overseas service was short-lived – just a couple of months from the 18th February 1918 to the 29th March 1918.[7]
Charles was wounded in action at Cambrai on the 22nd March 1918. In his Medical Report form (dated stamped 4th October 1918), it is reported that:
States he was hit on R. Arm by shrapnel piercing the muscles in middle 1/3 of Arm. Was sent to 2nd Canadian Hosp near Boulogne & later transferred to England 2nd Gen Western Manchester.
The 2nd Canadian Hospital was the first of a series of Canadian base hospitals along the French coast between Boulogne and Dieppe.[8] The 2nd Western General Hospital, located in Manchester and surrounding towns became the largest military hospital in the UK.[9]
The Medical Report form concludes with the opinion of the medical board, noting that the injury was a 'through and through' gun-shot wound:
G.S.W. Right Upper Arm (T&T) March 1918. Unable to fully extend or flex R. arm. Considerable atrophy of muscles of R forearm & hand. Loss of sensation over little finger & under side of ring finger. Scar 2 inches long inner border of R biceps. Oblique scar 2 inches over part of biceps.
It was further noted that the disability was likely to last for 12 months, and that this 'temporary' disability was assessed at 50%. After being wounded in action Charles was transferred to the 6th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers on the 13th August 1918, a Reserve Battalion based in Carrickfergus, Ireland. It was from this regiment that he was discharged on the 2nd October 1918 under the King's Regulations 392 (xvi)(a) K.R. Wnds [Wounds], surplus to military requirements (having suffered impairment since entry into the service), with a 60% pension for a six month period (until the 8th April 1919). He was awarded the Silver War Badge (number 472163) on the 28th April 1920 (see Figure 2).[10]
Figure 2 : Medal Roll index card for Charles Dew
Sadly, just over two months after being discharged from the army, Charles died at home on the 21st December 1918, aged 19. His death certificate records the cause of death as (1) pneumonia and (2) influenza. He was buried in Wood Norton churchyard on the 24th December 1918; his headstone bears the inscription One of the Heroes.
Whether his death was as a result of the 'Spanish Flu' pandemic is not known, but the outbreak of the disease in the UK reached its peak at the end of the war, brought home (it is thought) by those servicemen returning from the trenches in Northern France. Young adults were particularly affected and the disease progressed quickly in those cases, rapidly developing into pneumonia.[11]
Further research into Charles's family reveals that his father, Thomas George Dew, was born in 1864 in Salthouse, the son of George Valentine and Martha Ann Dew (nee Bunn).[12] Thomas married Ann Elizabeth Platten, the daughter of George and Charlotte Platten, on the 31st May 1886, in Kelling parish church.[13] He died on the 15th January 1937, aged 72, and is buried in Wood Norton.[14] Ann Elizabeth Platten was born in 1868, in County Durham.[15] She died in 1944, aged 76, and is buried in Wood Norton.[16]
The 1911 census for Wood Norton[17] records that Thomas (aged 46, and a game keeper) and Ann had eight children, with the three youngest living at home:
Name Born Died
Martha Ann 1897, Kelling.[18]
In the 1911 census, Martha is aged 23, married, and living in Hellington (Burgh Apton).[19] She married Arthur Brookes in 1908.[20] 1956, Hellington (Burgh Apton) with a recorded age of 67.[21]
George Thomas 16 June 1890, Spennymoor, Durham.[22]
In the 1911 census, George is aged 20 and a farmworker, living with his widowed grandmother, Martha Ann Dew, in Holt.[23] 26th December 1969, Foulsham Road, Wood Norton, aged 79.[24]
James * 23rd August 1892, Letheringsett. Baptised 27th March 1898, Framingham Pigot.[25]
In the 1911 census, James is aged 18 and a 'Puller", living with his uncle, William Dew, in Annfield Plain (Durham).[26] James served in WW1, and married Sarah Kate Preston in 1921.[27] 1967, Yelverton, aged 74.[28]
Rose Born 28 October 1894. Baptised 9th December 1894, Kelling.[29]
In the 1911 census, Rose is aged 16, and a parlour maid for the Norris family.[30] She married Sidney Herbert Myhill on the 29th November 1915, in Wood Norton parish church.[31] 1981, aged 87.[32]
Beatrice Jane * 8th March 1897, Framingham Pigot. Baptised 27th March 1898, Framingham Pigot.[33]
In the 1911 census, Beatrice is aged 14 and living with family relatives (Rose Hannah McCormick, nee Platten) in South Wales.[34] Beatrice married Joseph Shipley on the 16th September 1925, in Wood Norton parish church.[35] 1960, aged 62.[36]
Charles 5th February 1899, Framingham Pigot.
In the 1911 census, Charles is aged 12, and at school. 21st December 1918, Wood Norton.
Grace Charlotte 11th June 1901, Framingham Pigot. Baptised 13th April 1902, Framingham Pigot.[37]
In the 1911 census, Grace is aged 9, and at school.[38] 12th May 1969, Hoe (Dereham), aged 68.[39]
Walter Norton 3rd January 1910, Wood Norton.
Baptised 15th May 1910, Wood Norton.[40] In the 1911 census Walter is aged 1.[41] He married Agnes Wilde in 1936.[42] 1982, aged 72.[43]
* James and Beatrice were baptised on the same day
James Dew is also recorded on the Wood Norton war memorial, as he served in WW1 (in the Suffolk Regiment and the Tank Corps) – he survived the conflict.
[1] FreeBMD, Quarter to March 1899, Henstead, Vol.4b, p.209 (www.freebmd.org.uk); Baptisms Register, 1899, Framingham Pigot (www.familysearch.org).
[2] UK, Silver War Badge Records, 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk); British Army WW1 Pension Records 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[3] Transcript and Index to Wood Norton, Norfolk, Parish Registers, compiled by Keith and Shirley Howell (February 2000), Burials, 1918 (p.131).
[4] British Army WW1 Medal Roll Index Cards, 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk); UK, Silver War Badge Records, 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[5] British Army WW1 Pension Records 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[7] UK, WW1 Service Medal and Award Rolls, 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[8] See http://www.royalmontrealregiment.com/no-2-canadian-stationary-hospital-first-canadian-unit-landed-in-france/.
[9] See http://rusholmearchive.org/rusholme-military-hospitals-1914-1918.
[10] UK, Silver War Badge Records, 1914-1920 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[11] For more information see: https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofBritain/The-Spanish-Flu-pandemic-of-1918/.
[12] FreeBMD, Quarter to December 1864, Erpingham, Vol.4b, p.75 (www.freenbmd.org.uk).
[13] Marriage Register, Kelling, 1886 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[14] England and Wales, National Probate Calendar, (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966, 1973-1995 (www.ancestry.co.uk); Transcript and Index to Wood Norton, Norfolk, Parish Registers, compiled by Keith and Shirley Howell (February 2000), Burials, 1937 (p.132).
[15] FreeBMD, Quarter to March 1868, Durham, Vol.10a, p.269 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[16] Transcript and Index to Wood Norton, Norfolk, Parish Registers, compiled by Keith and Shirley Howell (February 2000), Burials, 1944 (p.132).
[17] 1911 census, Wood Norton, (Schedule 158) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[18] FreeBMD, Quarter to September 1897, Erpingham, Vol.4b, p.69 (www.freebmd.org.uk); 1901 census, Framingham Pigot (p.8) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[19] 1911 census, Hellington (Schedule 62) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[20] Marriage Register, Thursford, 1908 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[21] FreeBMD, Quarter to March 1956, Norwich Outer, Vol.4b, p.913 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[22] FreeBMD, Birth, Quarter to September 1890, Durham, Vol.10a, p.371 (www.freebmd.org.uk); 1901 census, Framingham Pigot, (p.8) (www.ancestry.co.uk); FreeBMD, Death, Quarter to December 1969, Norwich, Vol.4b, p.2037 (www.freebmd.org.uk). The death record gives his date of birth as 16 June 1890.
[23] 1911 census, Holt (Schedule 255) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[24] FreeBMD, Quarter to December 1969, Norwich, Vol.4b, p.2037 (www.freebmd.org.uk); Find a Will (https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/#wills).
[25] Baptisms Register, Framingham Pigot, 1898 (www.ancestry.co.uk); 1901 census, Framingham Pigot (p.8) (www.ancestry.co.uk); FreeBMD Quarter to December 1892, Erpingham, Vol.4b, p.65 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[26] 1911 census, Kyo (Durham) (Schedule 279) (www.ancestry.co.uk). His occupation may refer to either the coal mining, stonemason or joinery trades, given the employment of his uncle and cousins.
[27] FreeBMD, Quarter to December 1921, Aylsham, Vol.4b, p.282 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[28] FreeBMD, Quarter to March 1967, Norwich Outer, Vol.4b, p.875 (www.freebmd.org.uk); Ancestry family tree (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[29] FreeBMD, Quarter to December 1894, Erpingham, Vol.4b, p.80 (www.freebmd.org.uk); 1901 census, Framingham Pigot (p.8) (www.ancestry.co.uk); Baptisms Register, Kelling, 1894 (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[30] 1911 census, Wood Norton (Schedule 153) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[31] Transcript and Index to Wood Norton, Norfolk, Parish Registers, compiled by Keith and Shirley Howell (February 2000), Marriages, 1915 (p.102).
[32] FreeBMD, Quarter to September 1981, East Dereham, Vol.10, p.985 (www.freebmd.org.uk). The death record gives her date of birth as 28 October 1894.
[33] Baptisms Register, Framingham Pigot, 1898 (www.ancestry.co.uk); 1901 census, Framingham Pigot (p.8) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[34] 1911 census, Rhondda (Schedule 28) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[36] FreeBMD, Quarter to March 1960, Newcastle upon Tyne, Vol.1b, p.69 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[37] Baptisms Register, Framingham Pigot, 1902 (www.ancestry.co.uk); 1911 census, Wood Norton (Schedule 158) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[39] FreeBMD, Quarter to June 1969, Norwich Outer, Vol.4b, p.1999 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[40] Baptisms Register, Wood Norton, 1910 (www.familysearch.org); 1911 census, Wood Norton (Schedule 158) (www.ancestry.co.uk).
[42] FreeBMD, Quarter to December 1936, Norwich Vol.4b, p.448 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
[43] FreeBMD, Quarter to September 1982, Trafford, Vol.39, p.1700 (www.freebmd.org.uk).
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The Queen's two bodies and the political power of metaphor
Kandida Purnell explains the significance of the transition between the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the crowning of King Charles III. There is a strange (yet strategic) legal-theological history and tradition which gives the UK monarch two 'bodies'. In doing so, it breathes life into the still commonly deployed metaphorical 'body politic'
'Metaphoricity'
The 'head of state'. The 'public eye'. The 'arm' in army, and the 'footmen' who comprise it. We've all heard such terms, which call on the metaphor of the body politic. It is a rhetorical device used to make political communities knowable as a human body.
The thinking and practice of politics is profoundly embodied in political communities through 'metaphoricity' – the power of metaphor. Political speech is frequently littered with body parts. Indeed, in his maiden address as King to the members of the House of Lords and Commons, delivered inside the Parliamentary estate's Westminster Hall, Charles III explicitly acknowledged the lively body of our politic. He referred to 'vital parliamentary traditions' and described parliament itself as the 'living and breathing instrument of our democracy'. Its purpose, he said, was to 'maintain the principles of constitutional Government that lie at the heart of our nation.'
He delivered this speech while the dead body of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, lay 'at rest' inside Holyroodhouse during its 500-mile ceremonial journey through the United Kingdom, and towards its final destination and ultimate resting place of St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. However, the body politic is not just any body, but a very particular body.
The Queen's two bodies
The use of bodily metaphor is more than mere wordplay. Ernst Kantorowicz's The King's Two Bodies (1957) traces the 'mystic' mediaeval theological and legal texts describing the monarch as having two bodies. One is the mortal body (the 'body natural'). The other is the immortal 'body politic' which 'cannot be invalidated or frustrated by any disability' in his 'natural body'. It means that 'the King never dies'.
Royal jurists from the first Elizabethan period onwards have mapped out and written into law the capacities of the immortal body politic. It is 'more ample and large' than the 'body natural'. Such writers describe, in relation to King James VI, how 'this body is not subject to passions as the other is, nor to death' [...] 'He [the King] and his subjects together comprise the corporation… he is the Head and they are the members'.
From the mediaeval period, legal and theological scholars have described the monarch's two bodies and twin legal identities, one as a mortal and one which 'never dies'
These two bodies came to provide the monarch with twin legal identities – one as a mortal and one which 'never dies'. Even the execution of King Charles Stuart for treason took place 'without affecting seriously or doing irreparable harm to the King's Body Politic'. In this way, the execution contrasted with events across the Channel. In 1793, the last French monarch Louis XVI was executed by guillotine. The French state then transformed into a constitutional Republic. In short, the body politic serves a material as well as metaphorical political function, and continues to do so today.
The body politic does not die
On the occasion of a British Monarch's natural death, Kantorowicz's King's Two Bodies describes how the body politic (as immortal) does not die. Rather, it is 'transferred and conveyed over' from one 'body natural' to another. We are, at this time, witnessing such a 'transfer' taking place (between Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III). It is a liminal time and certainly feels politically disjointed. Moreover, with Parliament taking a ten-day recess the body politic – as well as the late Queen's body natural – 'rests' while the transfer takes place.
It feels in the UK as though we as a body politic are coming apart all together, split between Royalists and Republicans, debating the appropriateness of a costly monarchical tradition as other parts of the body politic experience a cost of living crisis
It feels in the UK as though we as a body politic are coming apart all together – a body split between Royalists and Republicans. In Edinburgh reflexive chants of 'Long Live The King!' drowned out a heckler's criticism of Prince Andrew, the late Queen's second son.
Meanwhile, debate continues to rage across the UK over the appropriateness of a costly monarchical transition when other parts of the body politic are experiencing a cost of living crisis. And one political party (Sinn Féin) refused to attend the new King's accession proclamation ceremony in Northern Ireland. In its words, the event was 'intended for those whose political allegiance is to the British Crown'.
Reconfiguration of the body politic
At this time of transition, the very trauma of the Queen's passing disrupts the body politic. This provides a chance to re-set and in this case reconfigure the body politic itself. King Charles III used his maiden speech to re-state the embodiment of the British populace by metaphorically evoking the institutional limbs and their functions. In this way, our present re-embodiment provides an opportunity to consider the health of the present collective body. What kind of body does our contemporary politic(s) need?
As a deeply unequal and increasingly polarised collective, we should use this time to consider the body parts that are being worn down and depleted
I ask my students every semester to consider these very questions as they map out the contemporary body politic for themselves. In recent years they have responded by explaining detailed diagrams of increasingly grotesque bodies with severe disabilities. Such bodies may struggle to breathe from the effects of climate change. They may be blind due to mis-information and/or lack of education. They may suffer from untreatable cancers stemming from acute social-political imbalance. As a deeply unequal and increasingly polarised collective, we should use this time to consider the body parts that are being worn down and depleted.
We should also consider how the body politic is made unwell through the demands of contemporary politics itself. And we should question the traditions that keep the body politic 'alive' through rituals such as those playing out now surrounding the late Queen's 'two bodies'.
A longer version of this blog appears on LSE Politics and Policy.
This article presents the views of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the ECPR or the Editors of The Loop.
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Kandida Purnell
Assistant Professor of International Relations, Richmond American University in London
Kandida's research concerns the local-global politics of bodies.
She has written on the body politics of the Global War on Terror, resistance practices, mass casualty events, repatriation and commemoration processes, and the Covid-19 pandemic.
Rethinking the Body in Global Politics
Routledge, 2021
When This is Over: Reflections on an Unequal Pandemic
Co-edited with Jenny Edkins, Lucy Easthope, and Amy Cortvriend. Forthcoming from Bristol University Press – Policy Press, 2023
She tweets @KandidaPurnell
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by Kandida Purnell, The Loop

The Queen's two bodies and the political power of metaphor

by Kandida Purnell, The Loop
September 21, 2022

Kandida Purnell explains the significance of the transition between the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the crowning of King Charles III. There is a strange (yet strategic) legal-theological history and tradition which gives the UK monarch two 'bodies'. In doing so, it breathes life into the still commonly deployed metaphorical 'body politic'

'Metaphoricity'

The 'head of state'. The 'public eye'. The 'arm' in army, and the 'footmen' who comprise it. We've all heard such terms, which call on the metaphor of the body politic. It is a rhetorical device used to make political communities knowable as a human body.

The thinking and practice of politics is profoundly embodied in political communities through 'metaphoricity' – the power of metaphor. Political speech is frequently littered with body parts. Indeed, in his maiden address as King to the members of the House of Lords and Commons, delivered inside the Parliamentary estate's Westminster Hall, Charles III explicitly acknowledged the lively body of our politic. He referred to 'vital parliamentary traditions' and described parliament itself as the 'living and breathing instrument of our democracy'. Its purpose, he said, was to 'maintain the principles of constitutional Government that lie at the heart of our nation.'

He delivered this speech while the dead body of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, lay 'at rest' inside Holyroodhouse during its 500-mile ceremonial journey through the United Kingdom, and towards its final destination and ultimate resting place of St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. However, the body politic is not just any body, but a very particular body.

The Queen's two bodies

The use of bodily metaphor is more than mere wordplay. Ernst Kantorowicz's The King's Two Bodies (1957) traces the 'mystic' mediaeval theological and legal texts describing the monarch as having two bodies. One is the mortal body (the 'body natural'). The other is the immortal 'body politic' which 'cannot be invalidated or frustrated by any disability' in his 'natural body'. It means that 'the King never dies'.

Royal jurists from the first Elizabethan period onwards have mapped out and written into law the capacities of the immortal body politic. It is 'more ample and large' than the 'body natural'. Such writers describe, in relation to King James VI, how 'this body is not subject to passions as the other is, nor to death' [...] 'He [the King] and his subjects together comprise the corporation… he is the Head and they are the members'.

From the mediaeval period, legal and theological scholars have described the monarch's two bodies and twin legal identities, one as a mortal and one which 'never dies'

These two bodies came to provide the monarch with twin legal identities – one as a mortal and one which 'never dies'. Even the execution of King Charles Stuart for treason took place 'without affecting seriously or doing irreparable harm to the King's Body Politic'. In this way, the execution contrasted with events across the Channel. In 1793, the last French monarch Louis XVI was executed by guillotine. The French state then transformed into a constitutional Republic. In short, the body politic serves a material as well as metaphorical political function, and continues to do so today.

The body politic does not die

On the occasion of a British Monarch's natural death, Kantorowicz's King's Two Bodies describes how the body politic (as immortal) does not die. Rather, it is 'transferred and conveyed over' from one 'body natural' to another. We are, at this time, witnessing such a 'transfer' taking place (between Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III). It is a liminal time and certainly feels politically disjointed. Moreover, with Parliament taking a ten-day recess the body politic – as well as the late Queen's body natural – 'rests' while the transfer takes place.

It feels in the UK as though we as a body politic are coming apart all together, split between Royalists and Republicans, debating the appropriateness of a costly monarchical tradition as other parts of the body politic experience a cost of living crisis

It feels in the UK as though we as a body politic are coming apart all together – a body split between Royalists and Republicans. In Edinburgh reflexive chants of 'Long Live The King!' drowned out a heckler's criticism of Prince Andrew, the late Queen's second son.

Meanwhile, debate continues to rage across the UK over the appropriateness of a costly monarchical transition when other parts of the body politic are experiencing a cost of living crisis. And one political party (Sinn Féin) refused to attend the new King's accession proclamation ceremony in Northern Ireland. In its words, the event was 'intended for those whose political allegiance is to the British Crown'.

Reconfiguration of the body politic

At this time of transition, the very trauma of the Queen's passing disrupts the body politic. This provides a chance to re-set and in this case reconfigure the body politic itself. King Charles III used his maiden speech to re-state the embodiment of the British populace by metaphorically evoking the institutional limbs and their functions. In this way, our present re-embodiment provides an opportunity to consider the health of the present collective body. What kind of body does our contemporary politic(s) need?

As a deeply unequal and increasingly polarised collective, we should use this time to consider the body parts that are being worn down and depleted

I ask my students every semester to consider these very questions as they map out the contemporary body politic for themselves. In recent years they have responded by explaining detailed diagrams of increasingly grotesque bodies with severe disabilities. Such bodies may struggle to breathe from the effects of climate change. They may be blind due to mis-information and/or lack of education. They may suffer from untreatable cancers stemming from acute social-political imbalance. As a deeply unequal and increasingly polarised collective, we should use this time to consider the body parts that are being worn down and depleted.

We should also consider how the body politic is made unwell through the demands of contemporary politics itself. And we should question the traditions that keep the body politic 'alive' through rituals such as those playing out now surrounding the late Queen's 'two bodies'.

A longer version of this blog appears on LSE Politics and Policy.

This article was originally published at The Loop and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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