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 ...
Erving Goffman - Black Hawk Hancock
... emphasis should be shifted to the semiotic issue of framing and that “engrossment” (being absorbed in activity, whether real or make-believe) became for Goffman the only criterion for establishing the grounds on which social life can be interpreted (Clough, 1990, p. 197). What unites these observers ...
... emphasis should be shifted to the semiotic issue of framing and that “engrossment” (being absorbed in activity, whether real or make-believe) became for Goffman the only criterion for establishing the grounds on which social life can be interpreted (Clough, 1990, p. 197). What unites these observers ...
Imagination in the Deliberation Process
... The history of occidental philosophy has left the human soul deeply cut and bruised, if not forever parted. In the beginnings of our common record Plato severed the soul from the body and sliced it into three domains. He did so with the intent of erecting a stable hierarchy between all resulting pie ...
... The history of occidental philosophy has left the human soul deeply cut and bruised, if not forever parted. In the beginnings of our common record Plato severed the soul from the body and sliced it into three domains. He did so with the intent of erecting a stable hierarchy between all resulting pie ...
Notes on Heritage, Quetzil Castañeda
... past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing in from Paradise; it has got caught in his wings with s ...
... past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing in from Paradise; it has got caught in his wings with s ...
Narrative Technologies: A Philosophical Investigation of the
... understandings of computer intelligence (Mateas and Sengers 1999). The social significance of narrativity becomes apparent in discussions about narrative in law and history of technology. It is argued that narrative constitutes an important aspect of legal judgement that goes against pure formalist ...
... understandings of computer intelligence (Mateas and Sengers 1999). The social significance of narrativity becomes apparent in discussions about narrative in law and history of technology. It is argued that narrative constitutes an important aspect of legal judgement that goes against pure formalist ...
1- ISSN 1045-6333 NOTIONS OF FAIRNESS
... technical nature. We endeavor to explain the relevant points in accessible terms so the reader can see what is really involved in considering them. Third, that notions of fairness have broad intuitive appeal to everyone — including to us — seems in tension with our critique. In our conclusion, howe ...
... technical nature. We endeavor to explain the relevant points in accessible terms so the reader can see what is really involved in considering them. Third, that notions of fairness have broad intuitive appeal to everyone — including to us — seems in tension with our critique. In our conclusion, howe ...
The Mindful Consumer - Friends of the Earth
... On the surface, this project may appear heroic. Mindfulness is concerned with mental states. Consumerism is concerned with stuff. Linking one with the other seems incongruous at first sight. A fundamental premise of our argument is that there are undeniable, indelible links between mind and matter, ...
... On the surface, this project may appear heroic. Mindfulness is concerned with mental states. Consumerism is concerned with stuff. Linking one with the other seems incongruous at first sight. A fundamental premise of our argument is that there are undeniable, indelible links between mind and matter, ...
Deleuze and the Anthropology of Becoming
... depression and post-traumatic stress—integral to common sense in BiH. Such clinical-sounding assessments have the effect of emphasizing damage over possibility, determination over flight, painting the city primarily in terms of its wounds (which are indeed deep and bleed still) while disregarding th ...
... depression and post-traumatic stress—integral to common sense in BiH. Such clinical-sounding assessments have the effect of emphasizing damage over possibility, determination over flight, painting the city primarily in terms of its wounds (which are indeed deep and bleed still) while disregarding th ...
If sport`s the solution then what`s the problem?
... conduct of conduct: the directing, guiding or shaping of human behaviour, of others and ourselves (Gordon, 1991; Dean, 2010). Governing attempts to shape who and what we are and what we should be. The problematics of governing then concern power and how to govern in the best way possible, with the g ...
... conduct of conduct: the directing, guiding or shaping of human behaviour, of others and ourselves (Gordon, 1991; Dean, 2010). Governing attempts to shape who and what we are and what we should be. The problematics of governing then concern power and how to govern in the best way possible, with the g ...
Print this article - Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational
... efficient management of schools. As Freire (1998:86) observes, discipline is a necessary condition for effective action in the social world. For Onderi and Odera (2012:711), discipline is the pillar for the success of a school in academic and extracurricular activities. Without discipline a school o ...
... efficient management of schools. As Freire (1998:86) observes, discipline is a necessary condition for effective action in the social world. For Onderi and Odera (2012:711), discipline is the pillar for the success of a school in academic and extracurricular activities. Without discipline a school o ...
Biopolitics of Climate Change: Carbon
... that began this Introduction should be a counter-intuitive “yes but no”: on the one hand, yes, the homeostatic equilibrium that used to characterise human and non-human environments is deteriorating at a worrisome pace; on the other hand, no, because the range of the current crisis extends beyond th ...
... that began this Introduction should be a counter-intuitive “yes but no”: on the one hand, yes, the homeostatic equilibrium that used to characterise human and non-human environments is deteriorating at a worrisome pace; on the other hand, no, because the range of the current crisis extends beyond th ...
Biopolitics An Advanced Introduction
... in 2007 in German, with the title Biopolitik zur Einführung. Although the present book is a translation of that volume, there are some significant changes to be noted. First, there is a new title: Biopolitics: An Advanced Introduction. As one of the anonymous reviewers of the book rightly pointed ou ...
... in 2007 in German, with the title Biopolitik zur Einführung. Although the present book is a translation of that volume, there are some significant changes to be noted. First, there is a new title: Biopolitics: An Advanced Introduction. As one of the anonymous reviewers of the book rightly pointed ou ...
Social Consciousness
... expression; but we are blind to the domination of old ways of thought. Our minds find it nearly impossible to comprehend how the old patterns of thought bring death since our minds use these very patterns in trying to comprehend. For this reason, we must periodically suspend all rules of thought in ...
... expression; but we are blind to the domination of old ways of thought. Our minds find it nearly impossible to comprehend how the old patterns of thought bring death since our minds use these very patterns in trying to comprehend. For this reason, we must periodically suspend all rules of thought in ...
Resistance as the Discourse of Docile Bodies in Plath`s The Bell Jar
... most often subtle, control on the individual. According to Foucault, internalization of the external goals is achieved by three steps. The first step is observation that aims at the attainment of a self-policing individual by creating a feeling of being under constant surveillance. Second, forcing t ...
... most often subtle, control on the individual. According to Foucault, internalization of the external goals is achieved by three steps. The first step is observation that aims at the attainment of a self-policing individual by creating a feeling of being under constant surveillance. Second, forcing t ...
TALK OF SAYING, SHOWING, GESTURING, AND FEELING IN
... react toward something which they would not otherwise see; to respond to the child’s response in a ‘proper’ disciplinary manner; and to give the opportunity to the child, to act toward the ‘subject matter’ with the expectation of the teacher’s form of ‘proper’ response. In other words, with the help ...
... react toward something which they would not otherwise see; to respond to the child’s response in a ‘proper’ disciplinary manner; and to give the opportunity to the child, to act toward the ‘subject matter’ with the expectation of the teacher’s form of ‘proper’ response. In other words, with the help ...
Text - CentAUR - University of Reading
... Studies under the title ‘The Age of Liberal Wars’. 1 Freedman argues that Western liberaldemocracies are increasingly engaged in wars that are justified under the ‘normative stream of human security’, with a specific remit to ‘protect the weak and the vulnerable’, and that these conflicts can be pro ...
... Studies under the title ‘The Age of Liberal Wars’. 1 Freedman argues that Western liberaldemocracies are increasingly engaged in wars that are justified under the ‘normative stream of human security’, with a specific remit to ‘protect the weak and the vulnerable’, and that these conflicts can be pro ...
self-confidence and personal motivation
... multiple intrapersonal equilibria (“self—traps”) may arise, ranging from systematic denial to complete self-honesty. More generally, we characterize the set of Bayesian perfect equilibria and its dependence on the individual’s degree of time inconsistency and repression costs (“demand and supply” pa ...
... multiple intrapersonal equilibria (“self—traps”) may arise, ranging from systematic denial to complete self-honesty. More generally, we characterize the set of Bayesian perfect equilibria and its dependence on the individual’s degree of time inconsistency and repression costs (“demand and supply” pa ...
Goffman`s concept of the normal as the collective
... secured by a certain bureaucratization of the spirit. The notion of ‘a normal person’, a category which we all, regardless of our resources and status, employ when thinking about ourselves, ‘may have its source in the medical approach to humanity or in the tendency of large scale bureaucratic organi ...
... secured by a certain bureaucratization of the spirit. The notion of ‘a normal person’, a category which we all, regardless of our resources and status, employ when thinking about ourselves, ‘may have its source in the medical approach to humanity or in the tendency of large scale bureaucratic organi ...
THE FOUCAULT EFFECT
... different forms and meanings of government; but in his lectures specifi cally on governmental rationality he concerned himself principally with government in the political domain. Foucault used the term 'rationality of government' almost interchange ably with 'art of government'. He was interested ...
... different forms and meanings of government; but in his lectures specifi cally on governmental rationality he concerned himself principally with government in the political domain. Foucault used the term 'rationality of government' almost interchange ably with 'art of government'. He was interested ...
Self-esteem is a term used in psychology to reflect a person`s overall
... Levant (2010) observes that children e who have high self-esteem are more relaxed in social settings and when meeting new people. Because their belief in themselves is internal and not reliant on the judgment of others, they can freely move about without fear of rejection. According to the Kid’s Hea ...
... Levant (2010) observes that children e who have high self-esteem are more relaxed in social settings and when meeting new people. Because their belief in themselves is internal and not reliant on the judgment of others, they can freely move about without fear of rejection. According to the Kid’s Hea ...
Nikolas Rose Critical History and Psychology
... "reality" which psychology sought to know. This reality was specified in various ways - as the psyche, consciousness, human mental life, behaviour or whatever but in each case it existed independently from attempts to know it. There was the domain of knowledge, in this case "psychology". Again, what ...
... "reality" which psychology sought to know. This reality was specified in various ways - as the psyche, consciousness, human mental life, behaviour or whatever but in each case it existed independently from attempts to know it. There was the domain of knowledge, in this case "psychology". Again, what ...
giving an account of oneself - Journal for Cultural and Religious
... they are mutually invested in each other? Given that this claim is made in the context of a discussion of Foucault, it may be the case that her distinction between the two and claims of priority for the one over the other are a product of the particular way in which she diverges from Foucault. But, ...
... they are mutually invested in each other? Given that this claim is made in the context of a discussion of Foucault, it may be the case that her distinction between the two and claims of priority for the one over the other are a product of the particular way in which she diverges from Foucault. But, ...
Foucault`s new functionalism
... model of power as a dispositif, which makes possible an analysis of "polymorphous techniques of subjugation" without the interference of questions concerning their possible legal, normative justifications.23 A comparison of Foucault's concept of a dispositif to his earlier notion of the episteme wil ...
... model of power as a dispositif, which makes possible an analysis of "polymorphous techniques of subjugation" without the interference of questions concerning their possible legal, normative justifications.23 A comparison of Foucault's concept of a dispositif to his earlier notion of the episteme wil ...
Rethinking Power Relations in Critical/Cultural Studies: A Dialectical
... particular material conditions. Rather, as an episteme of “objective reality,” the discourse of a period that we embrace is a way to exercise power through the constitution and governing of individual subjects. In this scenario, “discourses make up specific systems of knowledge that allow for things ...
... particular material conditions. Rather, as an episteme of “objective reality,” the discourse of a period that we embrace is a way to exercise power through the constitution and governing of individual subjects. In this scenario, “discourses make up specific systems of knowledge that allow for things ...
“Turning the Social Contract Inside Out: Neoliberal Governance and
... “Turning the Social Contract Inside Out: Neoliberal Governance and Human Capital in Two ...
... “Turning the Social Contract Inside Out: Neoliberal Governance and Human Capital in Two ...