Social participation and cultural policy: a position
... Incidentally, young people who preferred alternative culture usually had parents who were ‘culturally ...
... Incidentally, young people who preferred alternative culture usually had parents who were ‘culturally ...
In Search of a Cultural Interpretation of Power: The
... In recent times, under the thrust of newly enthroned electoral democracies in so many countries, diffusion of information through enhanced means of communication, among other factors that are uncovering existing social inequalities and widespread social immiseration, power is gradually becoming a ce ...
... In recent times, under the thrust of newly enthroned electoral democracies in so many countries, diffusion of information through enhanced means of communication, among other factors that are uncovering existing social inequalities and widespread social immiseration, power is gradually becoming a ce ...
Psychological Science in Cultural Context
... nature of linguistic representation, for example, all carry the stamp of a unique cultural tradition. Most interestingly, the character of psychological science is informed by a priori suppositions concerning the nature of human psychology itself (Gergen, 1994). That is, the science is based on cert ...
... nature of linguistic representation, for example, all carry the stamp of a unique cultural tradition. Most interestingly, the character of psychological science is informed by a priori suppositions concerning the nature of human psychology itself (Gergen, 1994). That is, the science is based on cert ...
3. Geography and GIS
... therefore, since humans cannot be equated with machines which always respond in the same way to given stimuli: they may react differently because of their learning processes (which may involve reinterpretation of the stimulus itself), or because the stimuli and the contexts in which they are encount ...
... therefore, since humans cannot be equated with machines which always respond in the same way to given stimuli: they may react differently because of their learning processes (which may involve reinterpretation of the stimulus itself), or because the stimuli and the contexts in which they are encount ...
The Situation Of Migration from Mexico to the United States
... self-differentiation, which appears in the constitutional laws of most countries, is the structural origin of unequal access to State resources among nationals and foreigners or immigrants. Upon entering into a social relationship with others, this The level of abstraction of this concept and Vulner ...
... self-differentiation, which appears in the constitutional laws of most countries, is the structural origin of unequal access to State resources among nationals and foreigners or immigrants. Upon entering into a social relationship with others, this The level of abstraction of this concept and Vulner ...
Relating the philosophy and practice of ecological economics: The
... understanding of interdisciplinarity, the coordination and cooperation of disciplines pertains to the input and output of data and results; it does not cover the internal elements and structure of the disciplinary analyses. It does not touch upon the disciplinary research process itself, e.g. concep ...
... understanding of interdisciplinarity, the coordination and cooperation of disciplines pertains to the input and output of data and results; it does not cover the internal elements and structure of the disciplinary analyses. It does not touch upon the disciplinary research process itself, e.g. concep ...
Discourse Analysis and the Production of Meaning in
... two alleged features that would undermine the scientific basis of the discourse analysis framework – it is usually too descriptive and in the more comprehensive forms it cannot truly identify causal relations4. Inspired by social constructivist principles, this paper presents a brief non-Marxist arg ...
... two alleged features that would undermine the scientific basis of the discourse analysis framework – it is usually too descriptive and in the more comprehensive forms it cannot truly identify causal relations4. Inspired by social constructivist principles, this paper presents a brief non-Marxist arg ...
Simulation second edition
... and allow those with some programming skills to create their own simulations. New for this edition: • A new chapter on designing multi-agent systems to support the fact that multi-agent modelling has become the most common approach to simulation • New examples and guides to current software • Update ...
... and allow those with some programming skills to create their own simulations. New for this edition: • A new chapter on designing multi-agent systems to support the fact that multi-agent modelling has become the most common approach to simulation • New examples and guides to current software • Update ...
Computer Simulation in the Controversy over Limits to
... Most contributions to the Limits to Growth-debate take the simulation as consisting of two parts: Human modelers make assumptions that define the model and specify initial and boundary conditions. The computer merely derives the implications of the model under the chosen circumstances. This separat ...
... Most contributions to the Limits to Growth-debate take the simulation as consisting of two parts: Human modelers make assumptions that define the model and specify initial and boundary conditions. The computer merely derives the implications of the model under the chosen circumstances. This separat ...
Duncan Foley Socialist alternatives to capitalism II: Vienna to Santa Fe
... as producers of commodities, can co-exist with (and compete with) capitalist firms, so it is possible to imagine an evolutionary process of transformation of a capitalist economy into a socialist economy, if the content of socialism is workers’ control. The vision of workers’ control, by accepting t ...
... as producers of commodities, can co-exist with (and compete with) capitalist firms, so it is possible to imagine an evolutionary process of transformation of a capitalist economy into a socialist economy, if the content of socialism is workers’ control. The vision of workers’ control, by accepting t ...
PHIL 2101 A - Carleton University
... together, we face the classic questions of philosophical ethics, questions such as: Is there a „best‟ or „ideal‟ kind of life for humans? How should we define, and how can we attain, „happiness‟ or „well-being‟? What is the significance of other people‟s happiness or well-being to our own? What do w ...
... together, we face the classic questions of philosophical ethics, questions such as: Is there a „best‟ or „ideal‟ kind of life for humans? How should we define, and how can we attain, „happiness‟ or „well-being‟? What is the significance of other people‟s happiness or well-being to our own? What do w ...
The Promise of the Sociological Imagination
... than of the profundity and clarity of Max Weber. And it is the signal of what is best in contemporary studies of man and society. No social study that does not come back to the problems of biography, of history, and of their intersections within a society has completed its intellectual journey. What ...
... than of the profundity and clarity of Max Weber. And it is the signal of what is best in contemporary studies of man and society. No social study that does not come back to the problems of biography, of history, and of their intersections within a society has completed its intellectual journey. What ...
Writing the History of the Russian Revolution after the Fall of
... Of course, this is a harshgeneralisationto make about a field in which the volume of highly professional studies grows exponentially. The work of individuals should certainly be exempt from these strictures,and they do not apply to all areas within the field-women's history, notably, has had a real ...
... Of course, this is a harshgeneralisationto make about a field in which the volume of highly professional studies grows exponentially. The work of individuals should certainly be exempt from these strictures,and they do not apply to all areas within the field-women's history, notably, has had a real ...
Kohlberg`s Theory of Moral Development
... Western emphasis on individual rights, harm, and justice that is not shared in many cultures. • Kohlberg’s early research was conducted entirely with male subjects, yet it became the basis for a theory applied to both males and females. ...
... Western emphasis on individual rights, harm, and justice that is not shared in many cultures. • Kohlberg’s early research was conducted entirely with male subjects, yet it became the basis for a theory applied to both males and females. ...
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... 27 (2-3): 123-151 APR-SEP 2003 ...
Beyond the crisis: the social economy, prop of a new model of
... necessary to find a new balance between markets, governments and other institutions, including not-for-profits and cooperatives, with the objective of building a plural economic system with several pillars’. For their part, international institutions such as the European Economic and Social Committe ...
... necessary to find a new balance between markets, governments and other institutions, including not-for-profits and cooperatives, with the objective of building a plural economic system with several pillars’. For their part, international institutions such as the European Economic and Social Committe ...
Full Paper - Asian Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (AJSSH)
... mentioned by Roundtree (2010) who studies rhetoric of computer simulations. Those examples of research, however, have not explored relationships between science communication and cultural changes from a rhetorical perspective in the context of television. This is an important omission as in the cont ...
... mentioned by Roundtree (2010) who studies rhetoric of computer simulations. Those examples of research, however, have not explored relationships between science communication and cultural changes from a rhetorical perspective in the context of television. This is an important omission as in the cont ...
Social Web
... developed by the OASIS XDI Technical Committee. The goal of XDI is to create a universal data interchange format in which XML data from any data source can be identified, exchanged, linked, and synchronized into a machine-readable "dataweb" just as HTML pages from any content source are linked into ...
... developed by the OASIS XDI Technical Committee. The goal of XDI is to create a universal data interchange format in which XML data from any data source can be identified, exchanged, linked, and synchronized into a machine-readable "dataweb" just as HTML pages from any content source are linked into ...
