Controlling Processes - University of California, Berkeley
... conceptualizing reality and what becomes accepted as truth depends on the intimate association of power and knowledge. Like Gramsci's notion of hegemony, Foucault's notion of "true discourses" emphasizes the important ways in which individuals internalize power and control. Foucault's attention to t ...
... conceptualizing reality and what becomes accepted as truth depends on the intimate association of power and knowledge. Like Gramsci's notion of hegemony, Foucault's notion of "true discourses" emphasizes the important ways in which individuals internalize power and control. Foucault's attention to t ...
Why Sport Sociology? - Cal State LA
... and major tenets of sport sociology Obtain a basic knowledge of the experimental and observational research methodologies in sport sociology Understand the dynamics of ethnic and cultural factors in American sport Be able to critically analyze the current trends in the sport milieu and the domin ...
... and major tenets of sport sociology Obtain a basic knowledge of the experimental and observational research methodologies in sport sociology Understand the dynamics of ethnic and cultural factors in American sport Be able to critically analyze the current trends in the sport milieu and the domin ...
conservatism
... in enduring through the history. Conservatives also venerate tradition because it gives the individual a sense of belonging and stability. Tradition thus provides people with an identity and a feeling of “rootedness”. Conservatism is, in many ways, a “philosophy of human imperfection”. Human imperf ...
... in enduring through the history. Conservatives also venerate tradition because it gives the individual a sense of belonging and stability. Tradition thus provides people with an identity and a feeling of “rootedness”. Conservatism is, in many ways, a “philosophy of human imperfection”. Human imperf ...
From Critical Social Theory to a Social Theory of
... form. I want to show that Pierre Bourdieu’s critical sociology shares many of the most problematic features associated with the traditional version although he dismisses the concept of ideology. It should be made clear at the outset, however, that this critique primarily addresses Bourdieu’s theoret ...
... form. I want to show that Pierre Bourdieu’s critical sociology shares many of the most problematic features associated with the traditional version although he dismisses the concept of ideology. It should be made clear at the outset, however, that this critique primarily addresses Bourdieu’s theoret ...
Kwame Nkrumah
... humans; it is therefore generalizable. He argues that this ethical idea of consciencism is comparable to Immanuel Kant’s ethical principle of treating human beings as an end, and not merely as a means. Because the principle of humanism considers everyone equal in dignity and value, it is against the ...
... humans; it is therefore generalizable. He argues that this ethical idea of consciencism is comparable to Immanuel Kant’s ethical principle of treating human beings as an end, and not merely as a means. Because the principle of humanism considers everyone equal in dignity and value, it is against the ...
“Crisis of sociology” – and consequences for an adequate
... There is no doubt that Talcott Parsons’ grand theory from the middle of the twentieth century is open to criticism. It is most uncertain, however, whether a legitimate critique of this theory was bound to lead to a total rejection of theories about vital connections between institutionalized struct ...
... There is no doubt that Talcott Parsons’ grand theory from the middle of the twentieth century is open to criticism. It is most uncertain, however, whether a legitimate critique of this theory was bound to lead to a total rejection of theories about vital connections between institutionalized struct ...
the ideology of inequality
... United States exercise ideological hegemony by exercising the power to socialize Americans—in school, in church, by the media, and by their own families—to accept an ideology that legitimates economic inequality (Parenti, 1978; Lindsey 7 Beach, 2002-04). Social stratification in the United States in ...
... United States exercise ideological hegemony by exercising the power to socialize Americans—in school, in church, by the media, and by their own families—to accept an ideology that legitimates economic inequality (Parenti, 1978; Lindsey 7 Beach, 2002-04). Social stratification in the United States in ...
The mechanism of Sustainability/CSR belief dissemination: from
... beliefs, filling the institutions with sense. The second, inverse, meaning of ideology is demonstrated with the example of Sustainable development/CSR belief dissemination. Types of Ideology: There can be defined several levels of ideology. According to the Schmid’s understanding (1981) and terminol ...
... beliefs, filling the institutions with sense. The second, inverse, meaning of ideology is demonstrated with the example of Sustainable development/CSR belief dissemination. Types of Ideology: There can be defined several levels of ideology. According to the Schmid’s understanding (1981) and terminol ...
Dahl , Gudrun 1999 “On Consuming and Being Consumed” in
... themselves single out as constitutive of Bejaness. Men have a primary responsibility for their sisters, more important than their relation to their wives or lovers as the interpreter himself would have said: waiting as he was for his five sisters to grow up and be married before he could indulge in ...
... themselves single out as constitutive of Bejaness. Men have a primary responsibility for their sisters, more important than their relation to their wives or lovers as the interpreter himself would have said: waiting as he was for his five sisters to grow up and be married before he could indulge in ...
Ideology - Ashton Southard
... Consideration of the ways in which the ability to promote certain forms of social understanding of social life is bound up with the economic, social, and institutional power of some groups over others brings us directly to the territory of ideology ...
... Consideration of the ways in which the ability to promote certain forms of social understanding of social life is bound up with the economic, social, and institutional power of some groups over others brings us directly to the territory of ideology ...
IDEOLOGY AND AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT: NKRUMAH`S
... development, of which Kwameh Nkrumah was a major advocate. In other words, the paper suggests the necessity for a synthesis of the old and the new elements of African socio-cultural realities as the paradigm of development for such societies in the Twenty First Century and beyond. The concept of ide ...
... development, of which Kwameh Nkrumah was a major advocate. In other words, the paper suggests the necessity for a synthesis of the old and the new elements of African socio-cultural realities as the paradigm of development for such societies in the Twenty First Century and beyond. The concept of ide ...
Notes on Althusser`s notion of ideological State apparatuses
... rules, these are what the school apparatus provides on a large scale — a kind of scale that ranges from basic learning for ―manual workers‖ to PhD programs for ―the agents of exploitation and repression‖. It emerges that Althusser wants to explain the reproduction of labour power and, since this mec ...
... rules, these are what the school apparatus provides on a large scale — a kind of scale that ranges from basic learning for ―manual workers‖ to PhD programs for ―the agents of exploitation and repression‖. It emerges that Althusser wants to explain the reproduction of labour power and, since this mec ...
THE SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF IDEOLOGY (1940-60
... quite correctly, emphasized this point). Marx’s concept of ideology is not, in the first instance, an empirical concept; it is a philosophical one. The Marxist notion of ideology can be understood only in terms of the connected notions of alienation, m~~stification and reification. Ideology is part ...
... quite correctly, emphasized this point). Marx’s concept of ideology is not, in the first instance, an empirical concept; it is a philosophical one. The Marxist notion of ideology can be understood only in terms of the connected notions of alienation, m~~stification and reification. Ideology is part ...
Sociological theories and pop culture
... human body, made up of inter-dependent institutions (like family, education, government, media). When one institution fails in its role, the other institutions work harder to compensate for it. Society is always aiming for a state of equilibrium and continuity. ...
... human body, made up of inter-dependent institutions (like family, education, government, media). When one institution fails in its role, the other institutions work harder to compensate for it. Society is always aiming for a state of equilibrium and continuity. ...
Ideological systems and its validation: a neutrosophic approach University of New Mexico
... strategy and tactics are properly called technology of the ideology. Ideological Technology is the associated beliefs and material tools providing means for the immediate (in Structural Base) or far (In Ideal Structure as Utopia) goals of an ideology. Ideological Technology is not used to justify or ...
... strategy and tactics are properly called technology of the ideology. Ideological Technology is the associated beliefs and material tools providing means for the immediate (in Structural Base) or far (In Ideal Structure as Utopia) goals of an ideology. Ideological Technology is not used to justify or ...
Religion:
... 1. b) Using the material form Item A and elsewhere, briefly examine the extent to which science and religion can be argued to be a belief system (18) 2. Assess sociological explanations of science and ideology as belief systems (33 marks) ...
... 1. b) Using the material form Item A and elsewhere, briefly examine the extent to which science and religion can be argued to be a belief system (18) 2. Assess sociological explanations of science and ideology as belief systems (33 marks) ...
"Ideology"marks the twentieth century as no other term
... working counter to his notions of supreme power. Indeed, their concepts of state and society were, for the Emperor, but abstract theories that had nothing to do with political reality. By giving the term ideology a new meaning, Napoleon attempted to make the Ideologists ridiculous: an idea is for hi ...
... working counter to his notions of supreme power. Indeed, their concepts of state and society were, for the Emperor, but abstract theories that had nothing to do with political reality. By giving the term ideology a new meaning, Napoleon attempted to make the Ideologists ridiculous: an idea is for hi ...
ideology
... turned ideology into a pejorative characterization of all philosophical theories, particularly those that may have laid claim to some practical political legitimacy. As a consequence, ideology was seen throughout Europe as the hallmark of dreamers, theoreticians, doctrinaire professors, people of pr ...
... turned ideology into a pejorative characterization of all philosophical theories, particularly those that may have laid claim to some practical political legitimacy. As a consequence, ideology was seen throughout Europe as the hallmark of dreamers, theoreticians, doctrinaire professors, people of pr ...
"Ideology" in: The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and
... use of particular meanings, “frames,” movements mobilize and transform society. From the perspective of ideology, frames are crucial to the extent that they resonate with actors (as suggested by a social psychological approach) and articulate, amplify, and transform existing beliefs and values (as s ...
... use of particular meanings, “frames,” movements mobilize and transform society. From the perspective of ideology, frames are crucial to the extent that they resonate with actors (as suggested by a social psychological approach) and articulate, amplify, and transform existing beliefs and values (as s ...
Ideology Beyond Belief
... Why might this matter? I grant that social movements need to refute false beliefs or challenge the inferences, reasons, etc. that people offer for their unjust behavior or policies. However, another crucial dimension of ideology critique is a disruption of the very terms and concepts we use to under ...
... Why might this matter? I grant that social movements need to refute false beliefs or challenge the inferences, reasons, etc. that people offer for their unjust behavior or policies. However, another crucial dimension of ideology critique is a disruption of the very terms and concepts we use to under ...
MOBILIZATION FORUM: Reply to Snow and Benford Breaking the Frame
... not. Al Gore has a stable of media consultants and specialists to align his campaign with the primary states' voters; Abraham Lincoln did not. Our rhetorical juxtaposition of politics/ideology versus social psychology/framing is obviously unfair at the extreme, but we used the rhetoric to point to t ...
... not. Al Gore has a stable of media consultants and specialists to align his campaign with the primary states' voters; Abraham Lincoln did not. Our rhetorical juxtaposition of politics/ideology versus social psychology/framing is obviously unfair at the extreme, but we used the rhetoric to point to t ...
Marxism – the basics
... The base is like the foundations of a building. Marxists say the economy (the means of production) is the base ...
... The base is like the foundations of a building. Marxists say the economy (the means of production) is the base ...
Marxism – the basics
... The base is like the foundations of a building. Marxists say the economy (the means of production) is the base ...
... The base is like the foundations of a building. Marxists say the economy (the means of production) is the base ...
Political Culture Sodaro`s components:
... Political Ideologies - Ideologies are: “systems of political thinking, loose or rigid, deliberate or unintended, through which individuals and groups construct an understanding of the political world they, or those who preoccupy their thoughts, inhabit, and then act on that understanding.” (Michael ...
... Political Ideologies - Ideologies are: “systems of political thinking, loose or rigid, deliberate or unintended, through which individuals and groups construct an understanding of the political world they, or those who preoccupy their thoughts, inhabit, and then act on that understanding.” (Michael ...