Video Playdate: Toward Free Play across Distance
... which children initiate and direct their own interaction with each other and their environment [13]. Time spent in free play is key to a child’s cognitive development [21] and to developing sociocultural and emotional competencies during the period between infancy and adolescence [19]. However, an e ...
... which children initiate and direct their own interaction with each other and their environment [13]. Time spent in free play is key to a child’s cognitive development [21] and to developing sociocultural and emotional competencies during the period between infancy and adolescence [19]. However, an e ...
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... chemistry, be it molecular or human, needs to be fed with environmentally available resources that it can process (Prigogine and Stengers, 1984). Were I to focus empirically on trading (food) more than on partnership (DNA) this point would assume more prominence. ...
... chemistry, be it molecular or human, needs to be fed with environmentally available resources that it can process (Prigogine and Stengers, 1984). Were I to focus empirically on trading (food) more than on partnership (DNA) this point would assume more prominence. ...
Epistemology, Theory, and Methodology in Knowledge Organization
... the other hand, cherishes the particulars, and insists that true understanding can be reached only by assembling and assessing those particulars. The end result is a nuanced description and assessment of the unique facts of a situation or historical event, in which themes and tendencies may be disco ...
... the other hand, cherishes the particulars, and insists that true understanding can be reached only by assembling and assessing those particulars. The end result is a nuanced description and assessment of the unique facts of a situation or historical event, in which themes and tendencies may be disco ...
Towards a New Approach in Social Simulations
... value dimension. These composite indices are then used for measuring cultural differences among different societies. A multi-agent simulation application of this approach is present in this volume which takes Hofstede’s power distance dimension to formulate behavioral rules for artificial trading ag ...
... value dimension. These composite indices are then used for measuring cultural differences among different societies. A multi-agent simulation application of this approach is present in this volume which takes Hofstede’s power distance dimension to formulate behavioral rules for artificial trading ag ...
Michael Lambek, Immanence of Ethics
... people conceive of the good as a matter of following convention or as having the freedom, courage, and imagination to break free of it. This is not the path I take, for at least two reasons. First, there is no consistent application of the distinction, some writers applying the words in directly opp ...
... people conceive of the good as a matter of following convention or as having the freedom, courage, and imagination to break free of it. This is not the path I take, for at least two reasons. First, there is no consistent application of the distinction, some writers applying the words in directly opp ...
Religion and Association in Nineteenth
... society is the soul of religion,’’7 his argument concerning the dualism of human life, and the assertion that individualism is a modern religion, were responses to the same questions that had obsessed lesser-known nineteenthcentury thinkers. Examining the work of these thinkers does not so much chal ...
... society is the soul of religion,’’7 his argument concerning the dualism of human life, and the assertion that individualism is a modern religion, were responses to the same questions that had obsessed lesser-known nineteenthcentury thinkers. Examining the work of these thinkers does not so much chal ...
Social Network Research- Confusions, Criticisms, and
... often are expressed as mathematical formulas. To most social scientists, a formula is a measure, and a measure is methodology. However, many formulas are better described as formal and compact expressions of theoretical concepts. For instance, the formula E = mc2 is used to express the equivalence o ...
... often are expressed as mathematical formulas. To most social scientists, a formula is a measure, and a measure is methodology. However, many formulas are better described as formal and compact expressions of theoretical concepts. For instance, the formula E = mc2 is used to express the equivalence o ...
From Who am I to When am I?: Framing the Time and Shape of the
... meltdown or an apple core whose seeds should be planted all over our theoretical terrain in the hope that something (values, data or theories) will sprout and then replenish us? Or are there many cores held by different actors, cultures, cosmologies? Is the attempt to create a core in itself a hegem ...
... meltdown or an apple core whose seeds should be planted all over our theoretical terrain in the hope that something (values, data or theories) will sprout and then replenish us? Or are there many cores held by different actors, cultures, cosmologies? Is the attempt to create a core in itself a hegem ...
OLKC Conference 2008 - University of Warwick
... (Karreman and Rylander 2008), but used in a wider context than generally understood in the mainstream marketing literature. In addition, there has been growing interest in ‘organizational aesthetics’ (e.g Carr and Hancock 2003), described by Hancock (2005) as a turn in organisation studies towards c ...
... (Karreman and Rylander 2008), but used in a wider context than generally understood in the mainstream marketing literature. In addition, there has been growing interest in ‘organizational aesthetics’ (e.g Carr and Hancock 2003), described by Hancock (2005) as a turn in organisation studies towards c ...
Some Considerations on the Validity of Evidence
... the consequences these developments might have for social work. The critique developed here is not implying that ‘evidence’ per se is useless or irrelevant to practice, but rather that: (i) the presuppositions made for an evidence-based methodology as practice are problematic; (ii) the underlying ep ...
... the consequences these developments might have for social work. The critique developed here is not implying that ‘evidence’ per se is useless or irrelevant to practice, but rather that: (i) the presuppositions made for an evidence-based methodology as practice are problematic; (ii) the underlying ep ...
Social Capital and Conflict - Households in Conflict Network
... and definitions have since emerged. Loury (1977) claimed that prohibiting racial discrimination in the work place could not completely eliminate racial inequalities, rather the legacy of a lack of connection of minorities to the job market and information about opportunities would remain. In short, ...
... and definitions have since emerged. Loury (1977) claimed that prohibiting racial discrimination in the work place could not completely eliminate racial inequalities, rather the legacy of a lack of connection of minorities to the job market and information about opportunities would remain. In short, ...
Do Our Genes Make Socialism Impossible?
... this would have to be justifiably changed to "Humans Make Themselves", the title well expressed a key feature of the evolution of the earlier forms of Homo into Homo sapiens: it wasn't purely biological in that the behaviours acquired by the earlier forms of Homo, and which were passed on from gener ...
... this would have to be justifiably changed to "Humans Make Themselves", the title well expressed a key feature of the evolution of the earlier forms of Homo into Homo sapiens: it wasn't purely biological in that the behaviours acquired by the earlier forms of Homo, and which were passed on from gener ...
module guide 2010/11 - University of Warwick
... How this module is organised Weekly lectures provide a general overview of the subject matter of the module. In addition, in terms of the essays on declining turnout in British elections and project reports on the effectiveness of pressure groups, they provide an in-depth analysis of some of the ke ...
... How this module is organised Weekly lectures provide a general overview of the subject matter of the module. In addition, in terms of the essays on declining turnout in British elections and project reports on the effectiveness of pressure groups, they provide an in-depth analysis of some of the ke ...
Still critical after all these years? The past, present and future of
... If Linklater has become the most influential Frankfurt school ‘critical theorist’ in International Relations, then Robert Cox’s lasting influence has been in a slightly different direction. Cox came to the academy from a career in international organisations19 and has had a lasting interest in questi ...
... If Linklater has become the most influential Frankfurt school ‘critical theorist’ in International Relations, then Robert Cox’s lasting influence has been in a slightly different direction. Cox came to the academy from a career in international organisations19 and has had a lasting interest in questi ...
Social Networks Analysis of the Landscape of the City for
... exception to the rule, was prompted by the need to review and refine the method developed by Rossini in 2012. The method uses some of the categories for analysis of the landscape of the city that were published in A imagem da cidade [The Image of the City] by Lynch ([1960] 1997), in Paisagem urbana ...
... exception to the rule, was prompted by the need to review and refine the method developed by Rossini in 2012. The method uses some of the categories for analysis of the landscape of the city that were published in A imagem da cidade [The Image of the City] by Lynch ([1960] 1997), in Paisagem urbana ...
Aalborg Universitet Why all anthropology should be called techno-anthropology Birkbak, Andreas
... first and foremost intended as an invitation to think in ambitious terms about what techno-‐ anthropology might be(come). The main contribution of the chapter is to introduce Bruno Latour and John ...
... first and foremost intended as an invitation to think in ambitious terms about what techno-‐ anthropology might be(come). The main contribution of the chapter is to introduce Bruno Latour and John ...
Book review: citizenship, nationality and ethnicity. by T. K. Oommen
... itself in irregular flows of markets and political forces. They negotiate the interfaces of academic disciplines, public life, and the personal and moral commitments of the scholar. As such they make the professional sociologist uncomfortably aware of how much of traditional sociology has been sold ...
... itself in irregular flows of markets and political forces. They negotiate the interfaces of academic disciplines, public life, and the personal and moral commitments of the scholar. As such they make the professional sociologist uncomfortably aware of how much of traditional sociology has been sold ...