Gender in the Substance of Chemistry, Part 2: An Agenda for Theory
... Science and Technology Studies (STS) emerged as an umbrella term for sociology, anthropology, and history of science. The common point that linked these disciplinary based approaches together was social constructivism, the view that scientific facts and technological artifacts are the outcome of var ...
... Science and Technology Studies (STS) emerged as an umbrella term for sociology, anthropology, and history of science. The common point that linked these disciplinary based approaches together was social constructivism, the view that scientific facts and technological artifacts are the outcome of var ...
THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF AESTHETICS: A CROSS
... aesthetic system constructed by the working class that attaches value to objects and events in a fundamentally different way from the way in which they are constructed by the elite class. In modem French society there are at least two aesthetic systems operating side by side, mutually exclusive in t ...
... aesthetic system constructed by the working class that attaches value to objects and events in a fundamentally different way from the way in which they are constructed by the elite class. In modem French society there are at least two aesthetic systems operating side by side, mutually exclusive in t ...
26 Writing it up, writing it down: being reflexive in accounts of
... and embodied, but the latter two argue that neither bodies nor materialities can be taken as pre-given. In studies in anthropology. the writing of field notes and field diaries has always been treated as an essential component of research. Not only is being in the field transformative (Agar, 1982) b ...
... and embodied, but the latter two argue that neither bodies nor materialities can be taken as pre-given. In studies in anthropology. the writing of field notes and field diaries has always been treated as an essential component of research. Not only is being in the field transformative (Agar, 1982) b ...
HST 10: International Relations in Historical
... concept of the sovereign state see Bickerton, Cunliffe, and Gourevitch (eds.), Politics without Sovereignty, and Loughlin, “Ten Tenets about Sovereignty.” For “human rights” in international relations, see Burgers, “The Road to San Francisco;” Donnelly, “The Social Construction of International Hum ...
... concept of the sovereign state see Bickerton, Cunliffe, and Gourevitch (eds.), Politics without Sovereignty, and Loughlin, “Ten Tenets about Sovereignty.” For “human rights” in international relations, see Burgers, “The Road to San Francisco;” Donnelly, “The Social Construction of International Hum ...
Abstract
... In order to understand a new paradigm, theorists should be fully aware of assumptions upon which their own paradigm is based. Moreover, to understand a new paradigm one has to explore it from within, since the concepts in one paradigm cannot easily be interpreted in terms of those of another. No att ...
... In order to understand a new paradigm, theorists should be fully aware of assumptions upon which their own paradigm is based. Moreover, to understand a new paradigm one has to explore it from within, since the concepts in one paradigm cannot easily be interpreted in terms of those of another. No att ...
After KKV: The New Methodology of Qualitative Research
... regression norms but to a distinctive qualitative approach to causal analysis. Collier, Brady, and Seawright’s discussion of two kinds of observations is useful for highlighting this difference.9 These authors use the label “data-set observation” (dso) to refer to an “observation” in the normal stat ...
... regression norms but to a distinctive qualitative approach to causal analysis. Collier, Brady, and Seawright’s discussion of two kinds of observations is useful for highlighting this difference.9 These authors use the label “data-set observation” (dso) to refer to an “observation” in the normal stat ...
Philosophy of Social Robotics: Abundance Economics
... are different, and this start to point up the idea of plurality or multiplicity, and choosing the best tool for the job. In some situations, inexorably executing code is useful, for others, human-breachable contracts are better. Another example is the case of personal identity. Here too the technolo ...
... are different, and this start to point up the idea of plurality or multiplicity, and choosing the best tool for the job. In some situations, inexorably executing code is useful, for others, human-breachable contracts are better. Another example is the case of personal identity. Here too the technolo ...
Timucin YALCINKAYA - Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi
... invest in financial securities in any stock exchange of the world, foreign trade volume increases. And the events in other dimensions are excluded. The essential fact, on the basis of these economic events, ...
... invest in financial securities in any stock exchange of the world, foreign trade volume increases. And the events in other dimensions are excluded. The essential fact, on the basis of these economic events, ...
New Media as Weapons of Mass Instruction
... distribution and quality assurance substituting for what speed and replicability would later achieve. The domestic section of the CPI was explicitly a weapon of mass instruction—it ‘had for its aim the instruction of the public for entering the war and historical matter of an educational nature’ (La ...
... distribution and quality assurance substituting for what speed and replicability would later achieve. The domestic section of the CPI was explicitly a weapon of mass instruction—it ‘had for its aim the instruction of the public for entering the war and historical matter of an educational nature’ (La ...
... f) It is accountable to the law for any consequences of its activities that infringe other individuals' rights or the legitimate claims of the society. g) Free press means that all forms of media must be totally unregulated. The background of the libertarians is in rebelling against authoritarian th ...
Entrepreneurship Research and Grounded Theory
... easy nor a straightforward operation. As Curran and Blackburn remind us: …the apparent simplicity of the small business has tripped up a lot of researchers. Small does not mean simple. Neither is a small business merely a scaled-down version of a large business. A small number of human beings engage ...
... easy nor a straightforward operation. As Curran and Blackburn remind us: …the apparent simplicity of the small business has tripped up a lot of researchers. Small does not mean simple. Neither is a small business merely a scaled-down version of a large business. A small number of human beings engage ...
Social Exclusion and Ethnic Groups: The
... progressive social observers throughout the modern age. The story goes something like this. Antagonism toward a particular “race” may involve supposedly objective claims about the nature of people of that race—about their moral deficiencies or intellectual inferiority, for example. These claims can ...
... progressive social observers throughout the modern age. The story goes something like this. Antagonism toward a particular “race” may involve supposedly objective claims about the nature of people of that race—about their moral deficiencies or intellectual inferiority, for example. These claims can ...
