Max Weber`s “Modernism”
... confront the issue of how "rational" and "scientific" the study of social phenomena could be. It is Weber, therefore, who had to confront the demands of Kant's rationalism and reconcile those demands with the strongly romantic context that was part of the Heidelberg environment. The writings of Webe ...
... confront the issue of how "rational" and "scientific" the study of social phenomena could be. It is Weber, therefore, who had to confront the demands of Kant's rationalism and reconcile those demands with the strongly romantic context that was part of the Heidelberg environment. The writings of Webe ...
- University of Salford Institutional Repository
... &rgess, its framework was of a broadly formal character, and as Martindale has observed, 'when all is said and done, their hearts belonged to Siinmel, for the central ideas of their sociological system were composed of processes, formally conceived.' (1961:254; see also Matthews 1977:31, 41-50). The ...
... &rgess, its framework was of a broadly formal character, and as Martindale has observed, 'when all is said and done, their hearts belonged to Siinmel, for the central ideas of their sociological system were composed of processes, formally conceived.' (1961:254; see also Matthews 1977:31, 41-50). The ...
THE EVOLUTION OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES
... addition, little has been written about theory building in criminology; this has also contributed to the confusing proliferation of criminological theories. Literature from the philosophy of science can help to alleviate some of the confusion and provide some guidance for theorizing in criminology. ...
... addition, little has been written about theory building in criminology; this has also contributed to the confusing proliferation of criminological theories. Literature from the philosophy of science can help to alleviate some of the confusion and provide some guidance for theorizing in criminology. ...
alienation, naipaul and mr biswas
... Hanuman House too is run on the traditional Hindu familial lines and protocols. On the surface, the Tulsis have made an admirable reconstruction of the clan in strange and hostile conditions. It has its own schemes, leaders, duties, law and order, religious rituals and provides jobs and help to men ...
... Hanuman House too is run on the traditional Hindu familial lines and protocols. On the surface, the Tulsis have made an admirable reconstruction of the clan in strange and hostile conditions. It has its own schemes, leaders, duties, law and order, religious rituals and provides jobs and help to men ...
Goffman_in_ Dialogue
... Manitoba Canada following rail expansion, and in so doing exposed him to discrimination, both in relation to himself and also in relation to his Jewish family and community4. As a young person both he and his sister5 (who later became a well-known actress) acted out school performances, and during t ...
... Manitoba Canada following rail expansion, and in so doing exposed him to discrimination, both in relation to himself and also in relation to his Jewish family and community4. As a young person both he and his sister5 (who later became a well-known actress) acted out school performances, and during t ...
What is the radical imagination
... matter of learning to imagine our relationships differently? This approach came under two levels of critique. Critics like Karl Marx argued that social institutions were far from “merely imaginary” but were, instead, based in the material power relations and the institutionalization of power through ...
... matter of learning to imagine our relationships differently? This approach came under two levels of critique. Critics like Karl Marx argued that social institutions were far from “merely imaginary” but were, instead, based in the material power relations and the institutionalization of power through ...
The narrow notion of realism in human geography
... A specification of the concept of existence is needed as well: what is existence, what is it to exist, what does it mean to exist? No special attention seems to have been paid to these questions in discussions about realism in human geography. This is unfortunate, because (a) not all concepts of exi ...
... A specification of the concept of existence is needed as well: what is existence, what is it to exist, what does it mean to exist? No special attention seems to have been paid to these questions in discussions about realism in human geography. This is unfortunate, because (a) not all concepts of exi ...
The Becoming of Space: A Geography of Liminal Practices of the
... This thesis deals with the subject of space. The claims that it purports to make are not new. They have been made before and are today widely held in the discipline of geography and other fields of social theory such as postcolonial studies and radical feminist theory. They were, though, initially i ...
... This thesis deals with the subject of space. The claims that it purports to make are not new. They have been made before and are today widely held in the discipline of geography and other fields of social theory such as postcolonial studies and radical feminist theory. They were, though, initially i ...
Eleven: The Undergraduate Journal of Sociology
... and political science. And where civil society is primordial and gelatinous, so too is sociology. In countries where civil society does not exist, sociology cannot emerge except as an underground network, and where civil society is weak and fragmented, as in Russia today, so is sociology. Where civi ...
... and political science. And where civil society is primordial and gelatinous, so too is sociology. In countries where civil society does not exist, sociology cannot emerge except as an underground network, and where civil society is weak and fragmented, as in Russia today, so is sociology. Where civi ...
Abstract - StudentTheses@CBS
... an area where little research has been made – identifying key factors in the process of adoption and diffusion of collaborative consumption, and mapping out which assumptions must be fulfilled, in ...
... an area where little research has been made – identifying key factors in the process of adoption and diffusion of collaborative consumption, and mapping out which assumptions must be fulfilled, in ...
Why We Need Counsellogical Research
... and advice publications and programmes on the book market and in the media, respectively. The Internet is by no means lagging behind, with a variety of websites and networks brimming with advice. All these phenomena add up to a counselling boom, which could not have gone unnoticed or ignored by soc ...
... and advice publications and programmes on the book market and in the media, respectively. The Internet is by no means lagging behind, with a variety of websites and networks brimming with advice. All these phenomena add up to a counselling boom, which could not have gone unnoticed or ignored by soc ...
Masterxthesis
... form or another by those interested in Ibsen’s drama and the aesthetic of the tragic genre. What seems an accomplished project in terms of understanding and completion is a matter yet seemingly debatable. The struggle to endorse and exhaust this theme about Ibsen and his relation to the tragic art h ...
... form or another by those interested in Ibsen’s drama and the aesthetic of the tragic genre. What seems an accomplished project in terms of understanding and completion is a matter yet seemingly debatable. The struggle to endorse and exhaust this theme about Ibsen and his relation to the tragic art h ...
The Social Philosophy of Gillian Rose - Durham e
... her own social philosophy – absolute ethical life – as the implied unity of law and ethics, and of finite and infinite. In her trilogy (Hegel Contra Sociology, Dialectic of Nihilism, The Broken Middle) absolute ethical life enables a critique simultaneously and immanently of society and social philo ...
... her own social philosophy – absolute ethical life – as the implied unity of law and ethics, and of finite and infinite. In her trilogy (Hegel Contra Sociology, Dialectic of Nihilism, The Broken Middle) absolute ethical life enables a critique simultaneously and immanently of society and social philo ...
