Philosophy as a Way of Life
... Upheavals of Thoughts: The Intelligence of Emotions. Her books that have attracted the attention of readers inside and outside of academic circles. ...
... Upheavals of Thoughts: The Intelligence of Emotions. Her books that have attracted the attention of readers inside and outside of academic circles. ...
Writing the History of the Russian Revolution after the Fall of
... admit that there was a political naivete to some of the work that was done in the first wave of enthusiasmfor social history. I think that this was more a fault of those of a social democraticor liberal persuasionthan of those who drew inspirationfrom the New Left, since it was often the mistakendes ...
... admit that there was a political naivete to some of the work that was done in the first wave of enthusiasmfor social history. I think that this was more a fault of those of a social democraticor liberal persuasionthan of those who drew inspirationfrom the New Left, since it was often the mistakendes ...
Dahl , Gudrun 1999 “On Consuming and Being Consumed” in
... commodities may acquire different meanings during different stages in their “biography”. (Kopytoff ) and that the sender of a sign or a message may imply something different than somebody who later reads it or interprets it. However, to get back to non-academic contexts, it might be difficult for la ...
... commodities may acquire different meanings during different stages in their “biography”. (Kopytoff ) and that the sender of a sign or a message may imply something different than somebody who later reads it or interprets it. However, to get back to non-academic contexts, it might be difficult for la ...
Bourdieu’s Method - National Chung Cheng University
... just thought she’s too young, she sat rather frightened on my lap, so I’ll leave that for a while . I sort of want to start her on violin, but I’m still debating because it’s a big undertaking to do it, I’d have to also learn it apparently. I’ve sort of just got the papers, but I’m not 100 percent s ...
... just thought she’s too young, she sat rather frightened on my lap, so I’ll leave that for a while . I sort of want to start her on violin, but I’m still debating because it’s a big undertaking to do it, I’d have to also learn it apparently. I’ve sort of just got the papers, but I’m not 100 percent s ...
Purpose of culture and its relationship to various spheres of
... culture spiritual principles are inevitably presented, as it always is the embodiment of ideas, knowledge and tasks of the person which actually makes it culture. Although the content of the intellectual culture is hidden and can not reasonably be fully perceived (the notion of truth, honor, courage ...
... culture spiritual principles are inevitably presented, as it always is the embodiment of ideas, knowledge and tasks of the person which actually makes it culture. Although the content of the intellectual culture is hidden and can not reasonably be fully perceived (the notion of truth, honor, courage ...
Edward A. Shils, A Fragment of a Sociological Autobiography: The
... life. Collective self-consciousness entails, for Shils, “the awareness of the individual members of a collectivity of the existence of that collectivity as a trans-individual entity of which they and others are parts and that a corresponding belief is held by the others about other members of the co ...
... life. Collective self-consciousness entails, for Shils, “the awareness of the individual members of a collectivity of the existence of that collectivity as a trans-individual entity of which they and others are parts and that a corresponding belief is held by the others about other members of the co ...
Notes on the “Historical Turn” and the Uses of Theory
... causality, and the transformation of film practice” (ibid: 103). Indeed, this is a compelling problem not only for film history but also for sociology, anthropology, historiography and philosophy in general. Yet Musser does not cite a single theorist that addresses these problems from any disciplin ...
... causality, and the transformation of film practice” (ibid: 103). Indeed, this is a compelling problem not only for film history but also for sociology, anthropology, historiography and philosophy in general. Yet Musser does not cite a single theorist that addresses these problems from any disciplin ...
Notes on the “Historical Turn” and the Uses of Theory by Eric
... causality, and the transformation of film practice” (ibid: 103). Indeed, this is a compelling problem not only for film history but also for sociology, anthropology, historiography and philosophy in general. Yet Musser does not cite a single theorist that addresses these problems from any disciplin ...
... causality, and the transformation of film practice” (ibid: 103). Indeed, this is a compelling problem not only for film history but also for sociology, anthropology, historiography and philosophy in general. Yet Musser does not cite a single theorist that addresses these problems from any disciplin ...
IMPORTANCE OF TRIVARG (DHARMA, ARTH AND KAAM) IN
... human needs and his work are fulfilled and completed only by wealth. It has been said by ancient intellectuals while elaborating the importance of wealth in their social life, they gave thrust to accumulate more and more wealth.7 Because all other people are helpful to those who are economically sou ...
... human needs and his work are fulfilled and completed only by wealth. It has been said by ancient intellectuals while elaborating the importance of wealth in their social life, they gave thrust to accumulate more and more wealth.7 Because all other people are helpful to those who are economically sou ...
Political Science 1 – US Government West Coast American Leadership Academy
... deliver information. Many of our materials are media driven. You will find many to be humorous, thought provoking , or even interesting. This first clip is presented merely for fun. It is titled “Welcome To School.” ...
... deliver information. Many of our materials are media driven. You will find many to be humorous, thought provoking , or even interesting. This first clip is presented merely for fun. It is titled “Welcome To School.” ...
Roccu R - Again on the Revolutionary Subject
... autonomous social practices’ (Albritton 1999, 170, 179). If this applies to the logic of capital as it becomes historically concrete, it must also apply to the range of subjects existing in a capitalist social formation. Largely peripheral in Gramsci on Tahrir,2 Gramsci’s concept of ‘common sense’ p ...
... autonomous social practices’ (Albritton 1999, 170, 179). If this applies to the logic of capital as it becomes historically concrete, it must also apply to the range of subjects existing in a capitalist social formation. Largely peripheral in Gramsci on Tahrir,2 Gramsci’s concept of ‘common sense’ p ...
The Rise and Fall of State Socialism
... Marx contradicted himself- On the one hand wrote about violent revolution as the model of social change… Force is the midwife of every old society pregnant with a new one (Das Kapital). However, at other times, he advocated a peaceful transition- 1872 Amsterdam Speech he allowed the possibility of p ...
... Marx contradicted himself- On the one hand wrote about violent revolution as the model of social change… Force is the midwife of every old society pregnant with a new one (Das Kapital). However, at other times, he advocated a peaceful transition- 1872 Amsterdam Speech he allowed the possibility of p ...
Aim: How did the Scientific Revolution change man`s view of himself
... Changing Idea of Monarch’s Role Old Idea: The state and its citizens exist to serve the monarch. New Idea: The monarch exists to serve the state and support citizens welfare. What do these two ideas tell you about the Enlightenment? How could Enlightenment ideas lead to a revolution? ...
... Changing Idea of Monarch’s Role Old Idea: The state and its citizens exist to serve the monarch. New Idea: The monarch exists to serve the state and support citizens welfare. What do these two ideas tell you about the Enlightenment? How could Enlightenment ideas lead to a revolution? ...
Doing fieldwork in Eastern Europe: introduction
... Our warm thanks to Dr Andrew Irving (London, Montréal) and Dr Stef Jansen (Manchester), without whose generous support and insightful comments this journal issue would not have been possible. ...
... Our warm thanks to Dr Andrew Irving (London, Montréal) and Dr Stef Jansen (Manchester), without whose generous support and insightful comments this journal issue would not have been possible. ...
Doing fieldwork in Eastern Europe: introduction
... Our warm thanks to Dr Andrew Irving (London, Montréal) and Dr Stef Jansen (Manchester), without whose generous support and insightful comments this journal issue would not have been possible. ...
... Our warm thanks to Dr Andrew Irving (London, Montréal) and Dr Stef Jansen (Manchester), without whose generous support and insightful comments this journal issue would not have been possible. ...
Culture, Identity and Representations of Region
... membership is to expand in the future, so too will the identity of Europe and its representation by the EU. On the ‘Asian’ side, the exclusions are as interesting as the inclusions. For ASEM purposes ‘Asia’ includes only the countries of Southeast and East Asia. Australia, New Zealand and the Pacifi ...
... membership is to expand in the future, so too will the identity of Europe and its representation by the EU. On the ‘Asian’ side, the exclusions are as interesting as the inclusions. For ASEM purposes ‘Asia’ includes only the countries of Southeast and East Asia. Australia, New Zealand and the Pacifi ...
The Child-Saving Movement in Brazil Ideology in the Late
... mission that went beyond the boundaries of religion and family, taking on a political dimension of control justified by the imperative of defending society and preserving social peace and order. According to historian Hugh Cunningham (1995), the child-saving movement was particularly strong in the ...
... mission that went beyond the boundaries of religion and family, taking on a political dimension of control justified by the imperative of defending society and preserving social peace and order. According to historian Hugh Cunningham (1995), the child-saving movement was particularly strong in the ...
Understanding Ideology
... It explores the different ways in which ideology works on social subjectivity and shows relations between ideology and politics 1. Ideology working on social subjectivity Negotiating the complicated economic preconditions of any contemporary ideological practice that wants to have a mass effect: -- ...
... It explores the different ways in which ideology works on social subjectivity and shows relations between ideology and politics 1. Ideology working on social subjectivity Negotiating the complicated economic preconditions of any contemporary ideological practice that wants to have a mass effect: -- ...
Sociology - Orthodox Marxism
... People cannot produce anything without entering into various social relationships and this idea simply encompasses the different kinds of social relationships into which people have to enter at various times in order to produce commodities. This involves both individual / personal relationships (for ...
... People cannot produce anything without entering into various social relationships and this idea simply encompasses the different kinds of social relationships into which people have to enter at various times in order to produce commodities. This involves both individual / personal relationships (for ...
1: Power and the State 1
... That is my main reason for looking backwards in these lectures: to take up here some great book, to take up there some significant episode, and to see what sort of light they throw upon present problems. I am not tracing any history of ideas, because the historical development itself is not my conce ...
... That is my main reason for looking backwards in these lectures: to take up here some great book, to take up there some significant episode, and to see what sort of light they throw upon present problems. I am not tracing any history of ideas, because the historical development itself is not my conce ...
Spring 2016 / Fall 2016 – Power Point 1
... 6. Political influence in society is unequally distributed, but power is widely dispersed. Access to decision making is often determined by how much interest people have in a particular decision. Because leadership is fluid and mobile, power depends on one’s interest in public affairs, skills in lea ...
... 6. Political influence in society is unequally distributed, but power is widely dispersed. Access to decision making is often determined by how much interest people have in a particular decision. Because leadership is fluid and mobile, power depends on one’s interest in public affairs, skills in lea ...
Rethinking social purpose in contemporary British adult education
... of how far these contemporary movements’ concerns are reflected in adult education theory and practice. The two sources used here are the SCUTREA and AERC proceedings for 2000, the latter being on this occasion an international, albeit largely anglophone, event. The SCUTREA proceedings reflect the c ...
... of how far these contemporary movements’ concerns are reflected in adult education theory and practice. The two sources used here are the SCUTREA and AERC proceedings for 2000, the latter being on this occasion an international, albeit largely anglophone, event. The SCUTREA proceedings reflect the c ...
social justice leadership series - University of Illinois Springfield
... Race and Racism in America Racism comes in many forms and touches various aspects of people’s lives. Sometimes racism stimulates massive street protests of police killings of unarmed citizens of Color, or it shows up as a prison system that incarcerates African Americans at nearly six times the rate ...
... Race and Racism in America Racism comes in many forms and touches various aspects of people’s lives. Sometimes racism stimulates massive street protests of police killings of unarmed citizens of Color, or it shows up as a prison system that incarcerates African Americans at nearly six times the rate ...
scientific socialism: a positivist delusion?
... agonized heartbeat within a heartless world. (p.369) ...
... agonized heartbeat within a heartless world. (p.369) ...
Cloak, F.T., Jr. 1976b
... based on the premature and rather simplistic generalization that all cultural behavior has a social function. Thus a person making an arrow-point all by himself is deemed engaged in social behavior because he may later share the game he kills with it with others. But if we define a behavior as socia ...
... based on the premature and rather simplistic generalization that all cultural behavior has a social function. Thus a person making an arrow-point all by himself is deemed engaged in social behavior because he may later share the game he kills with it with others. But if we define a behavior as socia ...
Anti-intellectualism
Anti-intellectualism is hostility towards and mistrust of intellect, intellectuals, and intellectual pursuits, usually expressed as the derision of education, philosophy, literature, art, and science, as impractical and contemptible. Alternatively, self-described intellectuals who are alleged to fail to adhere to rigorous standards of scholarship may be described as anti-intellectuals although pseudo-intellectualism is a more commonly, and perhaps more accurately, used description for this phenomenon.In public discourse, anti-intellectuals are usually perceived and publicly present themselves as champions of the common folk—populists against political elitism and academic elitism—proposing that the educated are a social class detached from the everyday concerns of the majority, and that they dominate political discourse and higher education.Because ""anti-intellectual"" can be pejorative, defining specific cases of anti-intellectualism can be troublesome; one can object to specific facets of intellectualism or the application thereof without being dismissive of intellectual pursuits in general. Moreover, allegations of anti-intellectualism can constitute an appeal to authority or an appeal to ridicule that attempts to discredit an opponent rather than specifically addressing his or her arguments.Anti-intellectualism is a common facet of totalitarian dictatorships to oppress political dissent. Perhaps its most extreme political form was during the 1970s in Cambodia under the rule of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, when people were killed for being academics or even for merely wearing eyeglasses (as it suggested literacy) in the Killing Fields.During the Spanish Civil War and the following dictatorship, General Francisco Franco's civilian repression, the White Terror campaign, killed an estimated 200,000 civilians, targeting heavily writers, artists, teachers and professors.