epistemic confusion and patterns of sociological knowledge
... form of a small talk, or a big talk, respectively. Luckmann speaks about the first-order and the second-order units (1999). The former is so specific, that most audiences would have no clue as to what it actually pertains to. The latter is so general that it has no predicate, either. It is well take ...
... form of a small talk, or a big talk, respectively. Luckmann speaks about the first-order and the second-order units (1999). The former is so specific, that most audiences would have no clue as to what it actually pertains to. The latter is so general that it has no predicate, either. It is well take ...
Standards of proficiency This section sets out the standards of
... effective practice of that profession. They are the minimum standards necessary to protect the public. The standards of proficiency have specific indicators, which provide more detail for providers. The standards of proficiency should not be interpreted by providers as being detailed programme speci ...
... effective practice of that profession. They are the minimum standards necessary to protect the public. The standards of proficiency have specific indicators, which provide more detail for providers. The standards of proficiency should not be interpreted by providers as being detailed programme speci ...
Breakaway 3 – Socio-economic impact of the lottery businesses on
... access to education etc. The NLC should continue to prioritize funding Early Childhood Development initiatives. The NLC should prioritize support to vulnerable children (inclusive of all sub-categories). All funded programmes should be relevant to the African context. The is a need for the NLC to se ...
... access to education etc. The NLC should continue to prioritize funding Early Childhood Development initiatives. The NLC should prioritize support to vulnerable children (inclusive of all sub-categories). All funded programmes should be relevant to the African context. The is a need for the NLC to se ...
preliminary paper #130 conceptualizing disasters from a
... and (4) duration of impact. I have no trouble with the specification of a nonroutine event. But as 1 see it, the other defining features particularly in the way they are detailed are either antecedent conditions or subsequent consequences. For instance, forewarning is less a feature of disaster agen ...
... and (4) duration of impact. I have no trouble with the specification of a nonroutine event. But as 1 see it, the other defining features particularly in the way they are detailed are either antecedent conditions or subsequent consequences. For instance, forewarning is less a feature of disaster agen ...
Ecology, equity and economics: reframing dryland policy
... Why? The answer lies, to a large degree, in how drylands policy objectives are framed. In Africa and Asia, these are generally expressed as ‘resolving a problem’ rather than developing an opportunity. ...
... Why? The answer lies, to a large degree, in how drylands policy objectives are framed. In Africa and Asia, these are generally expressed as ‘resolving a problem’ rather than developing an opportunity. ...
Race and place: social space in the production of human kinds
... Another corollary of systems of production, and the production of kinds of people is the production of place. With the production of the town and country comes the production of industry, commerce, and agriculture, of urban labor and rural labor, and of the proletariat and bourgeoisie. As places are ...
... Another corollary of systems of production, and the production of kinds of people is the production of place. With the production of the town and country comes the production of industry, commerce, and agriculture, of urban labor and rural labor, and of the proletariat and bourgeoisie. As places are ...
A MORAL IMAGINATION: PENTECOSTAL THEOLOGY—and
... a moral imagination if they hope to alter, over the long-term, existing cultural, social, and economic structures. Even though Pentecostals demonstrate a clear commitment to include social action programs as an integral part of their outreach endeavors, too often their social action strategies lack ...
... a moral imagination if they hope to alter, over the long-term, existing cultural, social, and economic structures. Even though Pentecostals demonstrate a clear commitment to include social action programs as an integral part of their outreach endeavors, too often their social action strategies lack ...
Liberal Studies in the 21st Century
... contradictory discourses between scientific-instrumentalism and environmentalism. The form may be characterized as conviction about the omniscience and omnipotence of the scientific-technological mechanism that modern men have built since the Scientific Movement and the Enlightenment. The latter ind ...
... contradictory discourses between scientific-instrumentalism and environmentalism. The form may be characterized as conviction about the omniscience and omnipotence of the scientific-technological mechanism that modern men have built since the Scientific Movement and the Enlightenment. The latter ind ...
final version for e-blast (11/2/15)
... “Full Practice” states. In these states, state practice and licensure laws provide for nurse practitioners evaluate patients, diagnose, order and interpret diagnostic tests, initiate and manage treatments— including prescribe medications—under the exclusive licensure authority of the State Board of ...
... “Full Practice” states. In these states, state practice and licensure laws provide for nurse practitioners evaluate patients, diagnose, order and interpret diagnostic tests, initiate and manage treatments— including prescribe medications—under the exclusive licensure authority of the State Board of ...
Tomáš Katrňák: Class Analysis and Social Mobility
... theories of social mobility. The theoretical character of the book as presented by the author, however, is not an overview of topics as we encounter in study texts for students of sociology. The professional level of the book suggests that the potential reader is expected to be familiar with basic v ...
... theories of social mobility. The theoretical character of the book as presented by the author, however, is not an overview of topics as we encounter in study texts for students of sociology. The professional level of the book suggests that the potential reader is expected to be familiar with basic v ...
Insights from New Social Movement Theory
... pre-political in the sense that they are rooted in everyday life experiences and meta-political because political forces can never represent them completely. The aim of this paper has been to put these new ideas out on the table for future consideration and discussion. ...
... pre-political in the sense that they are rooted in everyday life experiences and meta-political because political forces can never represent them completely. The aim of this paper has been to put these new ideas out on the table for future consideration and discussion. ...
HCCSoci1301Lecture2004SPch1-4
... 4) Social change—sociology is often about proposing or opposing social change B) Sociohistorical context 1) 4 key developments led to the birth of sociology a) Scientific ways of investigating the natural world began to gain greater acceptance despite the hostility of the church b) The idea spread t ...
... 4) Social change—sociology is often about proposing or opposing social change B) Sociohistorical context 1) 4 key developments led to the birth of sociology a) Scientific ways of investigating the natural world began to gain greater acceptance despite the hostility of the church b) The idea spread t ...
Developing the Race model
... Participating in the Race to Sustainability The proposal is that communities (often quite large ones eg. states, regions, nations3) would be nominated to be participants in the Race by one or more organisations. At the time of nomination, a nominating organisation would specify what that organisatio ...
... Participating in the Race to Sustainability The proposal is that communities (often quite large ones eg. states, regions, nations3) would be nominated to be participants in the Race by one or more organisations. At the time of nomination, a nominating organisation would specify what that organisatio ...
FunctionalismWeb
... Hence social features appeared peculiar only on first sight; upon closer inspection (especially or ideally through fieldwork) they could be seen as integral parts of the whole social system...What such a scientific approach disclosed was that there were underlying patterns of principles in each soci ...
... Hence social features appeared peculiar only on first sight; upon closer inspection (especially or ideally through fieldwork) they could be seen as integral parts of the whole social system...What such a scientific approach disclosed was that there were underlying patterns of principles in each soci ...
Positive Attitude: A Guarantee for Success in Employment
... supposed to comply with the demands of social development, to proceed from the actual conditions, to keep up with the times, to establish the sense of self-improvement, self-independence and self-confidence, to face up to their weaknesses, to exert their advantages according to social demands and th ...
... supposed to comply with the demands of social development, to proceed from the actual conditions, to keep up with the times, to establish the sense of self-improvement, self-independence and self-confidence, to face up to their weaknesses, to exert their advantages according to social demands and th ...
Large-scale structural organization of social networks
... models are sociologically more plausible, and the real structure of the network of social ties still remains widely unknown. A more involved and entirely different issue concerns the discovery of short paths based only on local information, such as in a process of target search 关11–16兴, which has be ...
... models are sociologically more plausible, and the real structure of the network of social ties still remains widely unknown. A more involved and entirely different issue concerns the discovery of short paths based only on local information, such as in a process of target search 关11–16兴, which has be ...
Defining Aging and The Aged: Cultural and Social Constructions of
... discourse surrounding health care and the socio-political relevance of elders. These culturally and socially produced archetypes have a real and critical impact in public discourse and policy making (cf. Calasanti and Bonanno 1986). Lawrence Cohen has chronicled the "language of crisis" found in rec ...
... discourse surrounding health care and the socio-political relevance of elders. These culturally and socially produced archetypes have a real and critical impact in public discourse and policy making (cf. Calasanti and Bonanno 1986). Lawrence Cohen has chronicled the "language of crisis" found in rec ...
Social Problems Research
... Elements of Social Structure and Culture Elements of Social Structure • A social group is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship. – Primary groups are characterized by intimate and informal interaction. – Secondary groups are task oriented ...
... Elements of Social Structure and Culture Elements of Social Structure • A social group is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship. – Primary groups are characterized by intimate and informal interaction. – Secondary groups are task oriented ...
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... their role models being rewarded for their aggressive behaviour are more likely to imitate that behaviour than if they witness a role model being punished. Another social psychological theory is deindividuation. Deindividuation occurs when people lose their sense of individual identity which can lea ...
... their role models being rewarded for their aggressive behaviour are more likely to imitate that behaviour than if they witness a role model being punished. Another social psychological theory is deindividuation. Deindividuation occurs when people lose their sense of individual identity which can lea ...
The Theory of Formal Organization from the Perspective of Burrell
... The Functions of the Executive as the second most influential management book of the 20th century in a poll of the Fellows Group of the Academy of Management (only behind Taylor’s The Principles of Scientific Management). Barnard gave much more attention than the classical theorists to the role of i ...
... The Functions of the Executive as the second most influential management book of the 20th century in a poll of the Fellows Group of the Academy of Management (only behind Taylor’s The Principles of Scientific Management). Barnard gave much more attention than the classical theorists to the role of i ...
China: Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism
... (551–479 B.C.E.), was born in the small state of Lu in the modern province of Shandong in northeastern China. Confucius sought a post as adviser to rulers of states; though he was unsuccessful in this, the power of his ideas and personality eventually gained him a following of devoted disciples who ...
... (551–479 B.C.E.), was born in the small state of Lu in the modern province of Shandong in northeastern China. Confucius sought a post as adviser to rulers of states; though he was unsuccessful in this, the power of his ideas and personality eventually gained him a following of devoted disciples who ...
Yan Ying`s soup, Aristotle`s aesthetic harmony and market economy
... content in linguistic terms: language provides the frames within which the content (i.e. thoughts) is expressed and brings success and harmony to the communication. Let us now explore this binary relation in Aristotle’s aesthetic theory. 1. Aesthetic harmony in Aristotle This juxtaposition does not ...
... content in linguistic terms: language provides the frames within which the content (i.e. thoughts) is expressed and brings success and harmony to the communication. Let us now explore this binary relation in Aristotle’s aesthetic theory. 1. Aesthetic harmony in Aristotle This juxtaposition does not ...
Local integration 1
... Highest average score came from TIT-FOR-TAT • Start by cooperating • Then do what the opponent did on the previous round ...
... Highest average score came from TIT-FOR-TAT • Start by cooperating • Then do what the opponent did on the previous round ...
The West Africa Forest-Farm Interface Project (WAFFI)
... and policies supporting the management of the forest-farm interface and improve gender equity, while maintaining environmental and social sustainability. The project uses the following approaches: • participatory action research to increased village-level engagement with social learning, problem so ...
... and policies supporting the management of the forest-farm interface and improve gender equity, while maintaining environmental and social sustainability. The project uses the following approaches: • participatory action research to increased village-level engagement with social learning, problem so ...