Nurturing peaceful character
... Second, adults need to design instruction that moves students from ignorance to competence in ethical know-how using a notice-to-expert approach (Marshall, 1999). What do moral experts know? How are they different from novices? Moral experts have more developed skills in the moral excellences, socia ...
... Second, adults need to design instruction that moves students from ignorance to competence in ethical know-how using a notice-to-expert approach (Marshall, 1999). What do moral experts know? How are they different from novices? Moral experts have more developed skills in the moral excellences, socia ...
Social Complexity in the Aztec Countryside
... simple homogeneous societies. Robert Redfield's The Folk Culture ofYucatan (1941) is quite explicit about the association between cities and complexity, and between peasants and simplicity, while Eric R . Wolf's Peasants (1966) does not deal with the possibility of significant social variation withi ...
... simple homogeneous societies. Robert Redfield's The Folk Culture ofYucatan (1941) is quite explicit about the association between cities and complexity, and between peasants and simplicity, while Eric R . Wolf's Peasants (1966) does not deal with the possibility of significant social variation withi ...
ii - Forskning
... doctoral students on researcher training in the field of lifelong learning. The point of departure for this work was concrete academic interest in exchange between research groups within similar research areas, but also combined with the curiosity to explore the cultural and societal differences in ...
... doctoral students on researcher training in the field of lifelong learning. The point of departure for this work was concrete academic interest in exchange between research groups within similar research areas, but also combined with the curiosity to explore the cultural and societal differences in ...
A Multidisciplinary-economic Framework of Analysis
... different research programs. They do barely have a place in the textbooks that dominate academic education. Scientifically speaking, however, they contribute significantly to a better understanding of the functioning of our economies and societies. Post-Keynesians and radical economists have develop ...
... different research programs. They do barely have a place in the textbooks that dominate academic education. Scientifically speaking, however, they contribute significantly to a better understanding of the functioning of our economies and societies. Post-Keynesians and radical economists have develop ...
Module 6 Social Protests and Social Movements Lecture 32 Social
... Social movements can be aimed at change on an individual level (e.g., AA) or change on a broader, group or even societal level (e.g., anti-globalization). Social movements can also advocate for minor changes or radical changes. ...
... Social movements can be aimed at change on an individual level (e.g., AA) or change on a broader, group or even societal level (e.g., anti-globalization). Social movements can also advocate for minor changes or radical changes. ...
Paper Complexity, mobility, migration
... intersecting voices of the participants. Dialogue is also the place in which categorization takes place and where the establishment, negotiation and the rejection of categories happens. The above, of course, does not imply that the meaning of categories during a dialogical situation, as that of a t ...
... intersecting voices of the participants. Dialogue is also the place in which categorization takes place and where the establishment, negotiation and the rejection of categories happens. The above, of course, does not imply that the meaning of categories during a dialogical situation, as that of a t ...
First chapter of study guide
... Organisations are social arrangements The word ‘social’ is important, because it says a lot about the kinds of problems that the process of organising involves. Organisations comprise many social actors, that is, many individuals with their own personalities, interests, values and objectives. These ...
... Organisations are social arrangements The word ‘social’ is important, because it says a lot about the kinds of problems that the process of organising involves. Organisations comprise many social actors, that is, many individuals with their own personalities, interests, values and objectives. These ...
1 - Flinders University
... “Men* make their own history, but they do not make it just as they please; they do not make it under circumstances chosen by themselves, but under circumstances directly encountered, given, and transmitted from the past” (Marx cited in Feuer, 1969, p. 360). This paper provides a background against w ...
... “Men* make their own history, but they do not make it just as they please; they do not make it under circumstances chosen by themselves, but under circumstances directly encountered, given, and transmitted from the past” (Marx cited in Feuer, 1969, p. 360). This paper provides a background against w ...
Emotional Regulation and Autism Spectrum
... and communicative skill interventions and many schools deliver specific social skills training. But emotional dysregulation is a key component in the difficulties both children and adults with ASDs experience in education, employment, and relationships, and it has not been as well addressed. This ar ...
... and communicative skill interventions and many schools deliver specific social skills training. But emotional dysregulation is a key component in the difficulties both children and adults with ASDs experience in education, employment, and relationships, and it has not been as well addressed. This ar ...
What`s New in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences
... become relevant in our own world when their assumptions are concretized and potential explanations are obtained. If these latter are empirically confirmed, the counterfactual truth of the original idealized models would be justified, despite their actual falsity. By way of example, Hindriks discusse ...
... become relevant in our own world when their assumptions are concretized and potential explanations are obtained. If these latter are empirically confirmed, the counterfactual truth of the original idealized models would be justified, despite their actual falsity. By way of example, Hindriks discusse ...
CPE 1: Notes on the Orgins and Evolution of Formal... Congleton / Bar Ilan May 25, 2010
... one, and of liberty inducing the other...All the remedy that can be found is when the prince makes the good of the people the measure of his injunctions, and the people...pay a ready and entire obedience.” From Mancur Olson, "Anarchy, Autocracy and Democracy" (1991) Olson argues that it is roving ba ...
... one, and of liberty inducing the other...All the remedy that can be found is when the prince makes the good of the people the measure of his injunctions, and the people...pay a ready and entire obedience.” From Mancur Olson, "Anarchy, Autocracy and Democracy" (1991) Olson argues that it is roving ba ...
kinship and Social Relations in Filipino Culture
... level, such traits are reinforced and cultivated. Safeguarding the mutuality of interests appears to be the underlying mechanism in the nexus of reciprocal obligations. Respect for elders is tantamount to recognizing them as the authority figures in society. As such, dominance and aggression against ...
... level, such traits are reinforced and cultivated. Safeguarding the mutuality of interests appears to be the underlying mechanism in the nexus of reciprocal obligations. Respect for elders is tantamount to recognizing them as the authority figures in society. As such, dominance and aggression against ...
The last one
... The second issue related to the digital divide is based upon the Social Access. Basically, even if everyone could have equal physical access there would still exist an inequality in terms of the ability to utilise the medium. Peoples varying levels of knowledge regarding computers and the operation ...
... The second issue related to the digital divide is based upon the Social Access. Basically, even if everyone could have equal physical access there would still exist an inequality in terms of the ability to utilise the medium. Peoples varying levels of knowledge regarding computers and the operation ...
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... What does this mean for macroeconomics? It suggests that economic growth has much to contribute when a population is living below a level of basic needs satisfaction, but less – indeed, it is possible to imagine circumstances where it has nothing – to contribute to the happiness aspect of well-being ...
... What does this mean for macroeconomics? It suggests that economic growth has much to contribute when a population is living below a level of basic needs satisfaction, but less – indeed, it is possible to imagine circumstances where it has nothing – to contribute to the happiness aspect of well-being ...
POLITICAL POWER BEYOND THE STATE: PROBLEMATICS OF
... schemata for representing reality, analyzing it and rectifying it. Whilst it does not have the systematic and closed character of disciplined bodies of theoretical discourse it is, nonetheless, possible to discern regularities that we term political rationalities. First, political rationalities have ...
... schemata for representing reality, analyzing it and rectifying it. Whilst it does not have the systematic and closed character of disciplined bodies of theoretical discourse it is, nonetheless, possible to discern regularities that we term political rationalities. First, political rationalities have ...
The Metabolism of Twenty-First Century Socialism
... isms. It captures the complex biochemical process of exchall~t" , through which an organism (or a given cell) draws upon materials alld energy from its environment and converts these by various metaboli .. reactions into the building blocks of growth. The metabolism concel)1 allowed scientists to do ...
... isms. It captures the complex biochemical process of exchall~t" , through which an organism (or a given cell) draws upon materials alld energy from its environment and converts these by various metaboli .. reactions into the building blocks of growth. The metabolism concel)1 allowed scientists to do ...
Lessons 1 3_4 - BM1 - AIS-IB
... • Businesses affect the societies in which they operate. • Eg. Opening hours, litter, relocation of factories. • The decisions they make can affect a range of other groups and individuals. • Should businesses consider the implications of their decisions upon society and not just take into account wh ...
... • Businesses affect the societies in which they operate. • Eg. Opening hours, litter, relocation of factories. • The decisions they make can affect a range of other groups and individuals. • Should businesses consider the implications of their decisions upon society and not just take into account wh ...
What is Sociological Theory?
... Collective effervescence – times when even the most fundamental moral and cognitive categories can change or be created a new. The great moments in history when a collectivity is able to achieve a new and heightened level of collective exaltation that in turn can lead to great changes in the str ...
... Collective effervescence – times when even the most fundamental moral and cognitive categories can change or be created a new. The great moments in history when a collectivity is able to achieve a new and heightened level of collective exaltation that in turn can lead to great changes in the str ...
Cognitive Maps, Docile Bodies and Ecological
... New York and New School University graduate programs in real estate, urban policy, and infrastructure come together to debate and spin their curricula. However, last summer they played a significant role in helping to re-focus public debate of which I will speak later. Representing the architects, ...
... New York and New School University graduate programs in real estate, urban policy, and infrastructure come together to debate and spin their curricula. However, last summer they played a significant role in helping to re-focus public debate of which I will speak later. Representing the architects, ...
Education for Sustainability
... Sustainability includes responsibility for action which is about getting involved in shaping the future. This includes: Action orientation To have an action orientation means having the skills and motivation to take action to address sustainability issues. Informed decision making Informed decision ...
... Sustainability includes responsibility for action which is about getting involved in shaping the future. This includes: Action orientation To have an action orientation means having the skills and motivation to take action to address sustainability issues. Informed decision making Informed decision ...
Consumer Behavior and the Concept of Sovereignty: Explanations
... sites of capitalist accumulation rather than the preferences of individuals. Second, ob* Lecturer and research associate, Graduate School served consumer behavior in capitalist soof Education, Harvard University. This paper was made possible bv massive doses of advice from Samuel ...
... sites of capitalist accumulation rather than the preferences of individuals. Second, ob* Lecturer and research associate, Graduate School served consumer behavior in capitalist soof Education, Harvard University. This paper was made possible bv massive doses of advice from Samuel ...
PHILOSOPHY: SOCIETY-SPACE
... organization of society, in the patrolling of the boundaries of the norm arise in response to extra-discursive disruptions, events that cannot be contained or controlled by prevailing practices or internal logics. The third and fourth see society-space as performative, an immanent field. It begins w ...
... organization of society, in the patrolling of the boundaries of the norm arise in response to extra-discursive disruptions, events that cannot be contained or controlled by prevailing practices or internal logics. The third and fourth see society-space as performative, an immanent field. It begins w ...
Social Psychology as Social Construction: The Emerging Vision
... psychological processes on the subjects' behavior toward each other. Observations of these causal sequences could also be evaluated statistically so as to ensure their broad generality. I could then make these findings available to my colleagues for further study, and as weaknesses and limitations ...
... psychological processes on the subjects' behavior toward each other. Observations of these causal sequences could also be evaluated statistically so as to ensure their broad generality. I could then make these findings available to my colleagues for further study, and as weaknesses and limitations ...
Measuring Social Capital in the United Kingdom
... and norms of reciprocity (Scull, 2001). Rather than invent a new definition, it was agreed by the ...
... and norms of reciprocity (Scull, 2001). Rather than invent a new definition, it was agreed by the ...