Aalborg Universitet Practices, The Built Environment and Sustainability
... practices’ that shape the practice-as-entity of showering (and thus performances). Entity as the accumulation of all the performances of a practice over time and space. This formulation adds to the above notions’ focus on the development / embedding of a variety of meanings, materialities, knowledge ...
... practices’ that shape the practice-as-entity of showering (and thus performances). Entity as the accumulation of all the performances of a practice over time and space. This formulation adds to the above notions’ focus on the development / embedding of a variety of meanings, materialities, knowledge ...
A NOOMAN OF THE SOCIAL ORGANISM
... of the social organism ................................................................. 23 1.1. Outlook and ideological bases of comprehension of the social organism .................................................................. 23 1.2. Methodological approach to comprehension of the social org ...
... of the social organism ................................................................. 23 1.1. Outlook and ideological bases of comprehension of the social organism .................................................................. 23 1.2. Methodological approach to comprehension of the social org ...
What was Fisher`s fundamental theorem of natural selection and
... project. Why did Fisher deem it necessary to derive this theorem? What problem—empirical, conceptual, or biological—was it intended to solve? In what sense was it ‘fundamental’? Fisher compared the theorem to the second law of thermodynamics. Was this claim indicative of the typical bravado of this ...
... project. Why did Fisher deem it necessary to derive this theorem? What problem—empirical, conceptual, or biological—was it intended to solve? In what sense was it ‘fundamental’? Fisher compared the theorem to the second law of thermodynamics. Was this claim indicative of the typical bravado of this ...
Positioning and interpretative repertoires: Conversation analysis
... In contrast to this division into 'molecular' and more 'molar' styles of analysis, or 'critical' versus 'non-critical' discourse analysis, this paper argues for a more synthetic approach in line with earlier attempts to weave a range of influences into a viable approach to discourse analysis for soc ...
... In contrast to this division into 'molecular' and more 'molar' styles of analysis, or 'critical' versus 'non-critical' discourse analysis, this paper argues for a more synthetic approach in line with earlier attempts to weave a range of influences into a viable approach to discourse analysis for soc ...
A Philosophical History of German Sociology
... become the focus of an objective science. According to the categories identified by Jean-Pierre Dupuy (1992: 38), the task and challenge of sociology as an emerging science are the need to understand the link between two autonomies: the autonomy of the subject who makes up society, and the autonomy ...
... become the focus of an objective science. According to the categories identified by Jean-Pierre Dupuy (1992: 38), the task and challenge of sociology as an emerging science are the need to understand the link between two autonomies: the autonomy of the subject who makes up society, and the autonomy ...
If sport`s the solution then what`s the problem?
... There is also a relatively high degree of public funding of sport in these countries (Bergsgard & Norberg, 2010). The relationship, and the low degree of conflict, between Swedish authorities and the sports movement is generally ascribed to ‘a typical feature of Swedish welfare politics’ and the ‘Sw ...
... There is also a relatively high degree of public funding of sport in these countries (Bergsgard & Norberg, 2010). The relationship, and the low degree of conflict, between Swedish authorities and the sports movement is generally ascribed to ‘a typical feature of Swedish welfare politics’ and the ‘Sw ...
corporate social responsibility marketing communications of
... traditionally take this type of approach are more likely to reflect a higher sense of CSR. They refer to this as the ―symmetric embeddedness hypothesis.‖ The result of Friedman‘s libertarian influence on the American economy suggests that the United States has not necessarily oriented itself in the ...
... traditionally take this type of approach are more likely to reflect a higher sense of CSR. They refer to this as the ―symmetric embeddedness hypothesis.‖ The result of Friedman‘s libertarian influence on the American economy suggests that the United States has not necessarily oriented itself in the ...
Handbook of Contemporary European Social Theory
... Kumar) Handbook of Nations and Nationalism (Sage 2006). Alexander Dmitriev is theory editor, Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie [New Literary Review] (Moscow), and scientific researcher, St Petersburg branch of the Institute for the History of Science and Technique (Russian Academy of Sciences). He is auth ...
... Kumar) Handbook of Nations and Nationalism (Sage 2006). Alexander Dmitriev is theory editor, Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie [New Literary Review] (Moscow), and scientific researcher, St Petersburg branch of the Institute for the History of Science and Technique (Russian Academy of Sciences). He is auth ...
Philosophy of Biology: A Contemporary Introduction
... studies the basic kinds of things, processes, and properties in the universe, and addresses questions about them such as: What are numbers? Does God exist? Are all events governed by physical law, and, if so, is there such a thing as human freedom? Epistemology, or the theory of knowledge, treats th ...
... studies the basic kinds of things, processes, and properties in the universe, and addresses questions about them such as: What are numbers? Does God exist? Are all events governed by physical law, and, if so, is there such a thing as human freedom? Epistemology, or the theory of knowledge, treats th ...
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Notes on the Ontology of Design
... relation between design and culture: the fact that design is about the creation of cultural meanings and practices, about designing culture, experience, and particular ways of living (see also Laurel 2001; Suchman 2007 for important precedents on this relation with particular attention to human-mach ...
... relation between design and culture: the fact that design is about the creation of cultural meanings and practices, about designing culture, experience, and particular ways of living (see also Laurel 2001; Suchman 2007 for important precedents on this relation with particular attention to human-mach ...
empirical evidence for bet hedging Modes of response to
... of breeding—a key phenological event—and the emergence of their prey species—a time-sensitive resource [60]. Interestingly, plasticity to temperature in laying date in great tits is adaptive in a British population [53], but these norms of reaction are maladaptive and variable in a Dutch population ...
... of breeding—a key phenological event—and the emergence of their prey species—a time-sensitive resource [60]. Interestingly, plasticity to temperature in laying date in great tits is adaptive in a British population [53], but these norms of reaction are maladaptive and variable in a Dutch population ...
I The social life of things - Home | Townsend Working Groups
... important objects of commoditization as welL Though each of these omissions is serious, I shall suggest in the course of this essay that some of them are less important than they might seem. The remaining five sections of this essay are devoted to the following tasks. The first, on the spirit of com ...
... important objects of commoditization as welL Though each of these omissions is serious, I shall suggest in the course of this essay that some of them are less important than they might seem. The remaining five sections of this essay are devoted to the following tasks. The first, on the spirit of com ...
Chapter 3 - roar@UEL
... been conscripted to military service in Algeria. Together they developed a research programme for the Centre which would explore the phenomenon of social mobility and analyse also the emergence of mass culture. It was in the 1960s that Bourdieu, with Passeron, developed many of his ‘key’ sociologica ...
... been conscripted to military service in Algeria. Together they developed a research programme for the Centre which would explore the phenomenon of social mobility and analyse also the emergence of mass culture. It was in the 1960s that Bourdieu, with Passeron, developed many of his ‘key’ sociologica ...
- CUNY Academic Works
... Currently there are no testable generalizations amongst evolutionary biologists but only metaphysical perspectives; evolution theory is generally not metaphysically or epistemologically consistent or sophisticated; evolution and Darwinism are not synonymous; we need an evolution theory of greater pr ...
... Currently there are no testable generalizations amongst evolutionary biologists but only metaphysical perspectives; evolution theory is generally not metaphysically or epistemologically consistent or sophisticated; evolution and Darwinism are not synonymous; we need an evolution theory of greater pr ...
Analysing Discourse: Textual Analysis for Social Research
... also includes what I have called ‘interdiscursive analysis’, that is, seeing texts in terms of the different discourses, genres and styles they draw upon and articulate together. I shall explain this more fully in chapter 2 (see Fairclough 2000a). My focus in this book, however, is on the linguistic ...
... also includes what I have called ‘interdiscursive analysis’, that is, seeing texts in terms of the different discourses, genres and styles they draw upon and articulate together. I shall explain this more fully in chapter 2 (see Fairclough 2000a). My focus in this book, however, is on the linguistic ...
Justice, Order and Anarchy: The International Political Theory of
... transpired in the 100 years of world politics following its publication was the ‘inverse’ of what Proudhon had argued for.12 It should therefore come as no surprise that Proudhon was ignored or rejected by all bar one of the founding fathers of the discipline of IR, who correctly looked to Rousseau, ...
... transpired in the 100 years of world politics following its publication was the ‘inverse’ of what Proudhon had argued for.12 It should therefore come as no surprise that Proudhon was ignored or rejected by all bar one of the founding fathers of the discipline of IR, who correctly looked to Rousseau, ...