An Updated Bibliography of the Published Primary
... An Updated Bibliography of the Published Primary-Source Works of B. F. Skinner: An Expanded Version with References to Works Reprinted in His Collections and Texts Since the first bibliography of Skinner’s primary-source works was published (Morris & Smith, 2003) and posted to the website of the B. ...
... An Updated Bibliography of the Published Primary-Source Works of B. F. Skinner: An Expanded Version with References to Works Reprinted in His Collections and Texts Since the first bibliography of Skinner’s primary-source works was published (Morris & Smith, 2003) and posted to the website of the B. ...
The Trust Paradox
... What is trust? What make us trust each other in the first place? What is the relationship between trust and social change? And what goes on in the ‘black box’ where empirical observations are transformed into science? Questions like these have been on my mind for decades and are what finally led to ...
... What is trust? What make us trust each other in the first place? What is the relationship between trust and social change? And what goes on in the ‘black box’ where empirical observations are transformed into science? Questions like these have been on my mind for decades and are what finally led to ...
A Critical Analysis of Rousseau`s Narrative of Subjectivity
... nature that emphasises its plasticity and adaptability, accordingly, when individuals are faced with changes in their circumstances and social lives, there is a concomitant change within their psychology and behaviour as they adapt to the newly encountered situation. It is this aspect of Rousseau’s ...
... nature that emphasises its plasticity and adaptability, accordingly, when individuals are faced with changes in their circumstances and social lives, there is a concomitant change within their psychology and behaviour as they adapt to the newly encountered situation. It is this aspect of Rousseau’s ...
Back to Basics: consumer-centric marketing or target
... Groups of consumers have been the main focus of marketing activity. As an example, the basic idea behind segmentation, one of the most important marketing processes, is that consumers are not all alike. They have different characteristics and lifestyles, which calls for the need to group them (and t ...
... Groups of consumers have been the main focus of marketing activity. As an example, the basic idea behind segmentation, one of the most important marketing processes, is that consumers are not all alike. They have different characteristics and lifestyles, which calls for the need to group them (and t ...
AMERICAN CULTURE THROUGH AMISH EYES: PERSPECTIVES
... Despite the absence of police, courts or prisons, Amish communities are almost free of adult crime and their members are often reluctant to become involved with the larger culture's criminal justice system - as complainants or witnesses - even when they are victimized by outsiders. Although the Amis ...
... Despite the absence of police, courts or prisons, Amish communities are almost free of adult crime and their members are often reluctant to become involved with the larger culture's criminal justice system - as complainants or witnesses - even when they are victimized by outsiders. Although the Amis ...
The mind should be studied through
... following research question: what happens in our brain when we forget details about stressful life events, and how does this process affect behavior? structuralism Incorrect ...
... following research question: what happens in our brain when we forget details about stressful life events, and how does this process affect behavior? structuralism Incorrect ...
Innovation Without the Word
... Third, the neglect of Ogburn may be due to the absence in Ogburn’s writings of the term innovation (see Appendix 1), a term that was just beginning to appear in the academic literature of the 20th century. However, as it would be a mistake to study an object or concept (innovation) in construction o ...
... Third, the neglect of Ogburn may be due to the absence in Ogburn’s writings of the term innovation (see Appendix 1), a term that was just beginning to appear in the academic literature of the 20th century. However, as it would be a mistake to study an object or concept (innovation) in construction o ...
Il fanatismo - Padis
... underlying meanings that fanatic consumers ascribe to their favorite brands. After having defined the concept of fanaticism in literature we design a research project founded on an interpretive epistemology. Then we undertake a data collection by conducting participant observations and phenomenologi ...
... underlying meanings that fanatic consumers ascribe to their favorite brands. After having defined the concept of fanaticism in literature we design a research project founded on an interpretive epistemology. Then we undertake a data collection by conducting participant observations and phenomenologi ...
Chapter 1: The Study of Laughter
... behind his eye, his seeing, thinking, and feeling 'I.' In recent times, the scientific (and social scientific) endeavour has been shaken by glimpses of self-awareness, the deforming retina raised as gross evidence of the uncertain nature of all its prized research results. This will not be my purpos ...
... behind his eye, his seeing, thinking, and feeling 'I.' In recent times, the scientific (and social scientific) endeavour has been shaken by glimpses of self-awareness, the deforming retina raised as gross evidence of the uncertain nature of all its prized research results. This will not be my purpos ...
Individualism and Freedom
... for their cultural identity, in which both the state and the members of its ethnic and national majority (if there is one) go out of their way to tolerate and accommodate practices that are quite different from their own. Jeremy Waldron, Mill and Multiculturalism, in MILL’S ON LIBERTY: A CRITICAL GU ...
... for their cultural identity, in which both the state and the members of its ethnic and national majority (if there is one) go out of their way to tolerate and accommodate practices that are quite different from their own. Jeremy Waldron, Mill and Multiculturalism, in MILL’S ON LIBERTY: A CRITICAL GU ...
Bourdieu and early Boltanski (1960
... summation of generalised findings. There were two inter-related issues. In general, Bourdieu was anxious to explore the nature of the relationship between subjective experience – the accounts of their experiences given by people in everyday life – and objective analysis – the accounts given by socio ...
... summation of generalised findings. There were two inter-related issues. In general, Bourdieu was anxious to explore the nature of the relationship between subjective experience – the accounts of their experiences given by people in everyday life – and objective analysis – the accounts given by socio ...
DIFFE/ RENCES INEQUA/ LITIES
... These three keywords of the ESA conference that is about to open in Prague connect us directly not only to the profound changes distinguishing this phase of history, but also link us with the answers to these processes that the discipline we practice is able to identify. Our era is one of unpreceden ...
... These three keywords of the ESA conference that is about to open in Prague connect us directly not only to the profound changes distinguishing this phase of history, but also link us with the answers to these processes that the discipline we practice is able to identify. Our era is one of unpreceden ...
Zidane in Tartarus - UWS ResearchDirect
... draw upon Zidane’s transgression as a case study through which sociological accounts of emotions, namely pragmatic and Durkheimian contributions, are employed as means of amplifying Aristotle’s account of katharsis and the broader social significance of tragic mythos in contemporary life. An analysi ...
... draw upon Zidane’s transgression as a case study through which sociological accounts of emotions, namely pragmatic and Durkheimian contributions, are employed as means of amplifying Aristotle’s account of katharsis and the broader social significance of tragic mythos in contemporary life. An analysi ...
The Strength of Weak Ties: A Network Theory Revisited
... Coser then elaborates the cognitive ramifications of this conundrum: "In a Gemeinschaft everyone knows fairly well why people behave in a certain way. Little effort has to be made to gauge the intention of the other person. ... If this reasoning is correct ... the manner of communication will tend t ...
... Coser then elaborates the cognitive ramifications of this conundrum: "In a Gemeinschaft everyone knows fairly well why people behave in a certain way. Little effort has to be made to gauge the intention of the other person. ... If this reasoning is correct ... the manner of communication will tend t ...
Untitled - FIB Unair
... theories and methods of discourse analysis and speci®cally CDA. The meeting made it possible for everyone to confront each other with the very distinct and different approaches, which still mark the different approaches today (see the papers in this book and related literature). In this process of g ...
... theories and methods of discourse analysis and speci®cally CDA. The meeting made it possible for everyone to confront each other with the very distinct and different approaches, which still mark the different approaches today (see the papers in this book and related literature). In this process of g ...
On the evocative power and play value of a wearable - GTI
... key to create technologies they can effectively use [51], especially at intermediate stages of the design process [63], when the concept of the technology has been defined (e.g. the WSK) but numerous design decisions are still to be made [52]. A noteworthy challenge of PD is “to develop empathetic u ...
... key to create technologies they can effectively use [51], especially at intermediate stages of the design process [63], when the concept of the technology has been defined (e.g. the WSK) but numerous design decisions are still to be made [52]. A noteworthy challenge of PD is “to develop empathetic u ...
Untitled - University of Helsinki
... it is now. Nor do we need much justification for the view that what now is needed is critique, a social science that offers views on how modern societies work, stick together and change. This is what our 11th conference in Turin will do. This major fair of sociology with over 2500 registered partici ...
... it is now. Nor do we need much justification for the view that what now is needed is critique, a social science that offers views on how modern societies work, stick together and change. This is what our 11th conference in Turin will do. This major fair of sociology with over 2500 registered partici ...
Word - Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal
... of autism as a plurality of different modes of mental processing, of interpreting and living in the world, that are not well served by classification as a mental disorder or disease. Autism is just emerging as an object of psychological study. Even as late as 2002, experts in the field were willing ...
... of autism as a plurality of different modes of mental processing, of interpreting and living in the world, that are not well served by classification as a mental disorder or disease. Autism is just emerging as an object of psychological study. Even as late as 2002, experts in the field were willing ...
- University of Salford Institutional Repository
... issue here (Levine et al, 1976), but what does need to be emphasised is that Simmel's socioloqy constituted a significant element of the intellectual milieu at the University of Chicago during Goffman's apprenticeship there between 1945 and 1954. It will be argued that much can be learned about Goff ...
... issue here (Levine et al, 1976), but what does need to be emphasised is that Simmel's socioloqy constituted a significant element of the intellectual milieu at the University of Chicago during Goffman's apprenticeship there between 1945 and 1954. It will be argued that much can be learned about Goff ...
In Honor of I. P. Pavlov
... hole in the door he peeked through to observe the movements of his dogs, and a classical Pavlovian experiment, amplified now with photographic recording of electrocardiographs, pneumatic responses, and so on.’’ He noted that ‘‘Everyone worships Pavlov,’’ and that questions were often answered by app ...
... hole in the door he peeked through to observe the movements of his dogs, and a classical Pavlovian experiment, amplified now with photographic recording of electrocardiographs, pneumatic responses, and so on.’’ He noted that ‘‘Everyone worships Pavlov,’’ and that questions were often answered by app ...
Parents, Siblings, and Peers - CLAS Users
... deviant behaviors is an extension of the Sutherland (1947) differential association theory and the Burgess and Akers (1966) differential associationreinforcement theory, all of which were developed to explain criminal or deviant behaviors. According to the Akers social learning theory, adolescents’ ...
... deviant behaviors is an extension of the Sutherland (1947) differential association theory and the Burgess and Akers (1966) differential associationreinforcement theory, all of which were developed to explain criminal or deviant behaviors. According to the Akers social learning theory, adolescents’ ...
The Problem of Excess - American Sociological Association
... completely new approaches to old questions. In this article, to be sure, I shall not fully achieve these desirable goals. Given limited space, I can only undertake the preliminary task of sketching the necessity, the lineage, and the basic internal logic of a sociological theory that rests on a prob ...
... completely new approaches to old questions. In this article, to be sure, I shall not fully achieve these desirable goals. Given limited space, I can only undertake the preliminary task of sketching the necessity, the lineage, and the basic internal logic of a sociological theory that rests on a prob ...
Discourse Analysis As Theory and Method
... Let us give a few examples of possible applications of discourse analysis. For instance, it can be used as a framework for analysis of national identity. How can we understand national identities and what consequences does the division of the world into nation states have? Many different forms of te ...
... Let us give a few examples of possible applications of discourse analysis. For instance, it can be used as a framework for analysis of national identity. How can we understand national identities and what consequences does the division of the world into nation states have? Many different forms of te ...
The Future of Children - The Wallace Foundation
... and emotional skills.7 Looking across these organizing systems, frameworks from different disciplines refer to the same skill or competency by different names, or use the same name to refer to two conceptually distinct skills.8 Frameworks also vary in the type of construct they aim to describe— from ...
... and emotional skills.7 Looking across these organizing systems, frameworks from different disciplines refer to the same skill or competency by different names, or use the same name to refer to two conceptually distinct skills.8 Frameworks also vary in the type of construct they aim to describe— from ...