The Avatars in the Machine - Dreaming as a - Open
... verged towards a more unified understanding of the basic nature of dreams. A widely shared conceptualization of dreaming now depicts it as the simulation of waking reality. We will briefly describe how this theoretical shift has taken place and where we currently are in the theoretical definition of ...
... verged towards a more unified understanding of the basic nature of dreams. A widely shared conceptualization of dreaming now depicts it as the simulation of waking reality. We will briefly describe how this theoretical shift has taken place and where we currently are in the theoretical definition of ...
semiotic mediation, language and society: three exotripic theories
... first, in my view, the richness of the theory derives to a large extent from Vygotsky’s readiness to make connections with other areas of human concern, such as the biological, the educational, the social and particularly the semiotic, and within the semiotic particularly the linguistic. Secondly, i ...
... first, in my view, the richness of the theory derives to a large extent from Vygotsky’s readiness to make connections with other areas of human concern, such as the biological, the educational, the social and particularly the semiotic, and within the semiotic particularly the linguistic. Secondly, i ...
Criticism and a First Selectionist Metamodel for the Growth of
... both the most influential and the most ignored philosopher in the history of science. On the one hand, his empiricism was the chief philosophical inspiration of the logical positivists, who in turn gave shape to science as we know it today—that is, the belief that our experience determines the sourc ...
... both the most influential and the most ignored philosopher in the history of science. On the one hand, his empiricism was the chief philosophical inspiration of the logical positivists, who in turn gave shape to science as we know it today—that is, the belief that our experience determines the sourc ...
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... such fields as sociology, geography or political science has gone together with a deepening scepticism and growing indifference towards older economic arguments. As the most obvious expression of such a cultural turn, cultural studies – whether viewed as a tendency within existing disciplines or as ...
... such fields as sociology, geography or political science has gone together with a deepening scepticism and growing indifference towards older economic arguments. As the most obvious expression of such a cultural turn, cultural studies – whether viewed as a tendency within existing disciplines or as ...
BEYOND DIVINE INTERVENTION The Biology of Right and Wrong
... my earlier work, Naturally Good: A Behavioral History of Moral Development (2005), which assumed a natural history of ethical evolution within the human community. In this present study, I go further and argue that the moral code is not just intrinsic to the human animal but is derived from nature i ...
... my earlier work, Naturally Good: A Behavioral History of Moral Development (2005), which assumed a natural history of ethical evolution within the human community. In this present study, I go further and argue that the moral code is not just intrinsic to the human animal but is derived from nature i ...
IDENTITY THEORY AND SOCIAL IDENTITY THEORY
... changing, and that any differences we identify are subject to change. Further, as we will point out, many of the differences are matters of emphasis and degree rather than categorical. We first address four areas of difference that Hogg et al. (1995) identified. Essentially, compared to identity the ...
... changing, and that any differences we identify are subject to change. Further, as we will point out, many of the differences are matters of emphasis and degree rather than categorical. We first address four areas of difference that Hogg et al. (1995) identified. Essentially, compared to identity the ...
Amartya Sen`s Concept of Human Rights: Agency`s Vital Role
... that go beyond not being well sheltered.5 This has nothing to do with Plato’s psychic condition of the agent.6 Nor does the situation merely demand E.P. Thompson’s humanistic balance between the immediate and the potential.7 Sen’s contention is that due recognition can be given to the social choice, ...
... that go beyond not being well sheltered.5 This has nothing to do with Plato’s psychic condition of the agent.6 Nor does the situation merely demand E.P. Thompson’s humanistic balance between the immediate and the potential.7 Sen’s contention is that due recognition can be given to the social choice, ...
The Natural Law Foundations of Modern Social Theory
... orientation. Intellectual developments in social theory come from, and enter into dialogue with, different intellectual traditions; so although I will work with a ‘conventionally sociological’ understanding of social theory (from Marx and Weber to Habermas), it will soon become apparent that the ide ...
... orientation. Intellectual developments in social theory come from, and enter into dialogue with, different intellectual traditions; so although I will work with a ‘conventionally sociological’ understanding of social theory (from Marx and Weber to Habermas), it will soon become apparent that the ide ...
Elite Co-Occurrence in the Media
... Our second, and central, question is how the Indonesian elite connect to each other. Do well connected elites connect to each other? Or do they tend to be linked to less well connected elite? Are weak links—infrequent co-occurrences—necessary to keep the network connected, as in the “strength of wea ...
... Our second, and central, question is how the Indonesian elite connect to each other. Do well connected elites connect to each other? Or do they tend to be linked to less well connected elite? Are weak links—infrequent co-occurrences—necessary to keep the network connected, as in the “strength of wea ...
Popular Music Studies and the Problems of Sound, Society and
... scope, methodologies, theories, analytical techniques, discursive norms and interdisciplinary inclinations of a field. Academic journals have the potential for a quicker turn-around review and publication process than monograph or edited volume publication, publish articles that often originated as ...
... scope, methodologies, theories, analytical techniques, discursive norms and interdisciplinary inclinations of a field. Academic journals have the potential for a quicker turn-around review and publication process than monograph or edited volume publication, publish articles that often originated as ...
Employment and Output Dynamics in a Model with Social Interactions in
... due to existence of factors such as social networks, conformity to social norms or positive externalities in the leisure. From this perspective, the predictions of our model is consistent with the recently emerging consensus that the labor supply elasticities observed with the micro data and macro d ...
... due to existence of factors such as social networks, conformity to social norms or positive externalities in the leisure. From this perspective, the predictions of our model is consistent with the recently emerging consensus that the labor supply elasticities observed with the micro data and macro d ...
Volume 2 No. I - The Lahore Journal of Policy Studies
... cousin marriages at the micro level. In the sociological language, an institution is the script for organizing human actions in a particular aspect of living. The social change that has swept Pakistan has precipitated an unusual condition. The patterns of living have changed. The material base has b ...
... cousin marriages at the micro level. In the sociological language, an institution is the script for organizing human actions in a particular aspect of living. The social change that has swept Pakistan has precipitated an unusual condition. The patterns of living have changed. The material base has b ...
Modeling other-regarding preferences and an experimental test
... (especially the dictator experiment). Those experiments have helped us to get an understanding of its nature and some contextual variables which interact with behavior to make it more or less selfish. A number of models have been put forward to explain the resultant findings. Here, we present three ...
... (especially the dictator experiment). Those experiments have helped us to get an understanding of its nature and some contextual variables which interact with behavior to make it more or less selfish. A number of models have been put forward to explain the resultant findings. Here, we present three ...
