Reinterpreting the Historicity of the Nordic Model
... liberate people from their dependencies on markets, notably from uncertainties associated with the character of labor as a commodity. The emphasis on the labor market in the Nordic vocabulary of social regulation, however, seems to be at odds with this characterization of the Nordic model. Practices ...
... liberate people from their dependencies on markets, notably from uncertainties associated with the character of labor as a commodity. The emphasis on the labor market in the Nordic vocabulary of social regulation, however, seems to be at odds with this characterization of the Nordic model. Practices ...
Placing power in practice theory Matt Watson
... which power might be considered to be exercised are still more obscure in Shove, Pantzar and Watson’s model of practices as composed by the relations between meanings, competences and materials, even if rules and other means of normativity run through accounts of how practitioners integrate these el ...
... which power might be considered to be exercised are still more obscure in Shove, Pantzar and Watson’s model of practices as composed by the relations between meanings, competences and materials, even if rules and other means of normativity run through accounts of how practitioners integrate these el ...
The problem of American habitus
... But neither were white-on-white quarrels very much the business of state authorities. The social arrangements of the Old South were also associated with the prevalent code of “honour”, and questions of honour were commonly settled by the duel 20. Many European travellers, from Harriet Martineau to t ...
... But neither were white-on-white quarrels very much the business of state authorities. The social arrangements of the Old South were also associated with the prevalent code of “honour”, and questions of honour were commonly settled by the duel 20. Many European travellers, from Harriet Martineau to t ...
Trust, Social Networks and the Informal Economy: A Comparative
... We understand “trust” or confidence as a social concept whose meaning is culturally determined and therefore it should be ethnographically described, as it does not have the same meaning in different societies and for different situations (Rose-Akerman 2001: 420; Lomnitz 1977: 196). In general, trus ...
... We understand “trust” or confidence as a social concept whose meaning is culturally determined and therefore it should be ethnographically described, as it does not have the same meaning in different societies and for different situations (Rose-Akerman 2001: 420; Lomnitz 1977: 196). In general, trus ...
Do Engineers Have Social Responsibilities? By Dr. Mark
... alternative to increased public control requires that they assume greater internal control over their affairs. This means that the profession of engineering has a strong responsibility to make sure that technology is produced that is good and beneficial to society, and technological goods should be ...
... alternative to increased public control requires that they assume greater internal control over their affairs. This means that the profession of engineering has a strong responsibility to make sure that technology is produced that is good and beneficial to society, and technological goods should be ...
The New Raja Yoga: What Hinduism Has Taught Me About Life, Student Affairs, and Myself • 3
... I was intrigued by the concept of Yoga (“to join”) because it is intrinsically an action, one that calls for constant practice. When I realized there was a Yoga with my name in it, I had to see what it was about. The more I learned about Raja Yoga, the more I related to it. This article is my attemp ...
... I was intrigued by the concept of Yoga (“to join”) because it is intrinsically an action, one that calls for constant practice. When I realized there was a Yoga with my name in it, I had to see what it was about. The more I learned about Raja Yoga, the more I related to it. This article is my attemp ...
Can the Subaltern Speak?
... nition of sanity at the end of the European eighteenth century. But what if that particular redefinition was only a part of the narrative of history in Europe as well as in the colonies? What if the two projects of epistemic overhaul worked as dislocated and unacknowledged parts of a vast two-handed ...
... nition of sanity at the end of the European eighteenth century. But what if that particular redefinition was only a part of the narrative of history in Europe as well as in the colonies? What if the two projects of epistemic overhaul worked as dislocated and unacknowledged parts of a vast two-handed ...
The scope of linguistic anthropology - Assets
... something about the users, their ancestors, humanity at large? Why do people greet at all? How do they know when to greet or who to greet? Do the similarities and differences in greetings across language varieties, speech communities, and types of encounters within the same community reveal anything ...
... something about the users, their ancestors, humanity at large? Why do people greet at all? How do they know when to greet or who to greet? Do the similarities and differences in greetings across language varieties, speech communities, and types of encounters within the same community reveal anything ...
The sociology of the European Union: an agenda - Hal-SHS
... Justice decisions, the archives of treaty negotiations or the implementation of EU directives – means to study ‘Europe’ as the mirror of EU institutions. Successive theoretical revolutions in EU studies, in terms of paradigms from neo-functionalism to intergovernmentalism or from rationalism to cons ...
... Justice decisions, the archives of treaty negotiations or the implementation of EU directives – means to study ‘Europe’ as the mirror of EU institutions. Successive theoretical revolutions in EU studies, in terms of paradigms from neo-functionalism to intergovernmentalism or from rationalism to cons ...
CULTURAL THEORY AND HISTORY: THEORETICAL ISSUES
... activity governed by structural rules that predetermine possible connections between the facts, the hierarchy of their importance, relevance to historian’s questions, etc. According to Bloch, then, history is not simply describing the past, but interrogates its traces from a point of view that is be ...
... activity governed by structural rules that predetermine possible connections between the facts, the hierarchy of their importance, relevance to historian’s questions, etc. According to Bloch, then, history is not simply describing the past, but interrogates its traces from a point of view that is be ...
The New Despotism
... whether they are primarily religious or political at the core. It is not so much the surrounding material conditions as it is this inner spiritual dynamic that in the long run determines, though by means that are complex and still inadequately understood, what the outcome of an issue will be. I thin ...
... whether they are primarily religious or political at the core. It is not so much the surrounding material conditions as it is this inner spiritual dynamic that in the long run determines, though by means that are complex and still inadequately understood, what the outcome of an issue will be. I thin ...
John Dewey on the Public Responsibility of Intellectuals
... to insure that they are heard, included in public action, and thereby brought into the Great Community that grows from vibrant publics. Social philosophy, on one side, includes numerous theories concerning the nature of interpersonal, face-to-face relations, and the history of political philosophy, ...
... to insure that they are heard, included in public action, and thereby brought into the Great Community that grows from vibrant publics. Social philosophy, on one side, includes numerous theories concerning the nature of interpersonal, face-to-face relations, and the history of political philosophy, ...
Title Ocularcentrism and its Others: A Framework for Metatheoretical
... for meta-theoretical analysis of the philosophical discourse that informs organizational analysis. The paper begins by briefly discussing the vision-generated, vision-centred interpretation of knowledge, truth and reality that has characterised the Western philosophical tradition. Taking late 18th c ...
... for meta-theoretical analysis of the philosophical discourse that informs organizational analysis. The paper begins by briefly discussing the vision-generated, vision-centred interpretation of knowledge, truth and reality that has characterised the Western philosophical tradition. Taking late 18th c ...
Theoretical psychology
... the history of the objectification of production and the passive presence of that history in deobjectifying activity. Freud allowed us to understand that in the course of a biographical history there is often a reversion not only to stages of that individual history that were already traversed but a ...
... the history of the objectification of production and the passive presence of that history in deobjectifying activity. Freud allowed us to understand that in the course of a biographical history there is often a reversion not only to stages of that individual history that were already traversed but a ...
Rethinking the culture-economy dialectic Brons, Lajos Ludovic
... The Enlightenment is sometimes dubbed 'the Age of Reason'. Indeed, "reason" was one of its core concepts. The philosophers of the Enlightenment strongly believed in the powers of human reason. They were, however, less clear about the nature of reason. Particularly after Kant − who used the concept o ...
... The Enlightenment is sometimes dubbed 'the Age of Reason'. Indeed, "reason" was one of its core concepts. The philosophers of the Enlightenment strongly believed in the powers of human reason. They were, however, less clear about the nature of reason. Particularly after Kant − who used the concept o ...
What can be done to reduce overconsumption?
... framework that integrates potential economic, social, and psychological factors contributing to resource consumption behavior. Such a framework is necessary to organize existing knowledge, identify hypotheses requiring empirical assessment, and promote the development of sound interventions and poli ...
... framework that integrates potential economic, social, and psychological factors contributing to resource consumption behavior. Such a framework is necessary to organize existing knowledge, identify hypotheses requiring empirical assessment, and promote the development of sound interventions and poli ...
