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 ...
Trust as a Decision. The Problems and Functions of Trust in
... This work examines Niklas Luhmann’s (1927-1998) concept of trust and its functions in Luhmannian systems theory. Its most important aim is to show how the Luhmannian concepts of familiarity, trust and confidence would function in the context of advanced systems theory. Originally I acquainted myself ...
... This work examines Niklas Luhmann’s (1927-1998) concept of trust and its functions in Luhmannian systems theory. Its most important aim is to show how the Luhmannian concepts of familiarity, trust and confidence would function in the context of advanced systems theory. Originally I acquainted myself ...
The Pulse of Freedom? Bhaskar`s Dialectic and Marxism
... of absence or negation. Ontologically, the process is synonymous with social and natural geo-history. Epistemologically, the process is synonymous with progress in philosophical and theoretical thought, particularly the logic of scientic discovery. Normatively-practically, the process is precisely ...
... of absence or negation. Ontologically, the process is synonymous with social and natural geo-history. Epistemologically, the process is synonymous with progress in philosophical and theoretical thought, particularly the logic of scientic discovery. Normatively-practically, the process is precisely ...
after essentially contested concepts - JYX front page
... would have a detrimental effect on the motivation and rationale to even have meaningful definitional disputes over the concepts essentially contested in the circumstances in which no correct definition of socio-political concepts is attainable in once-and-for-all sense. I will argue for the view acc ...
... would have a detrimental effect on the motivation and rationale to even have meaningful definitional disputes over the concepts essentially contested in the circumstances in which no correct definition of socio-political concepts is attainable in once-and-for-all sense. I will argue for the view acc ...
Discourse Analysis As Theory and Method
... we present is not just a method for data analysis, but a theoretical and methodological whole – a complete package. The package contains, first, philosophical (ontological and epistemological) premises regarding the role of language in the social construction of the world, second, theoretical models ...
... we present is not just a method for data analysis, but a theoretical and methodological whole – a complete package. The package contains, first, philosophical (ontological and epistemological) premises regarding the role of language in the social construction of the world, second, theoretical models ...
Lukacsoctpolished - reificationofpersonsandpersonificationofthings
... Marx. I then place that work in the context of Lukács’ intellectual biography. I do so by focusing on how the early conception of dominating mystification that he formulated in his works of Kultur Kritique drew on Simmel and Weber. This will then lead me to demonstrate that Lukács’ theorisations of ...
... Marx. I then place that work in the context of Lukács’ intellectual biography. I do so by focusing on how the early conception of dominating mystification that he formulated in his works of Kultur Kritique drew on Simmel and Weber. This will then lead me to demonstrate that Lukács’ theorisations of ...
What I`m reading - Center for Democratic Culture
... sureness by persons who might be unable to define closely what it is they sense’ (A 188). Here, then, we have Goffman the ethnographer reading over the shoulders of natives who know how to use their key symbols even though they do not normally turn them into analytic terms. The relationship of perso ...
... sureness by persons who might be unable to define closely what it is they sense’ (A 188). Here, then, we have Goffman the ethnographer reading over the shoulders of natives who know how to use their key symbols even though they do not normally turn them into analytic terms. The relationship of perso ...
Goffman Encyclopedia Soc Theory
... there is ‘mutual monitoring’ and a social occasion is bounded by space and time and is likely to involve props or special equipment. Thus, a social occasion such as a birthday party becomes the background against which gatherings and situations can occur. For each of these types of co-presence there ...
... there is ‘mutual monitoring’ and a social occasion is bounded by space and time and is likely to involve props or special equipment. Thus, a social occasion such as a birthday party becomes the background against which gatherings and situations can occur. For each of these types of co-presence there ...
Untitled - FIB Unair
... require a theorization and description of both the social processes and structures which give rise to the production of a text, and of the social structures and processes within which individuals or groups as social historical subjects, create meanings in their interaction with texts (Fairclough and ...
... require a theorization and description of both the social processes and structures which give rise to the production of a text, and of the social structures and processes within which individuals or groups as social historical subjects, create meanings in their interaction with texts (Fairclough and ...
Handbook of Contemporary European Social Theory
... Kumar) Handbook of Nations and Nationalism (Sage 2006). Alexander Dmitriev is theory editor, Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie [New Literary Review] (Moscow), and scientific researcher, St Petersburg branch of the Institute for the History of Science and Technique (Russian Academy of Sciences). He is auth ...
... Kumar) Handbook of Nations and Nationalism (Sage 2006). Alexander Dmitriev is theory editor, Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie [New Literary Review] (Moscow), and scientific researcher, St Petersburg branch of the Institute for the History of Science and Technique (Russian Academy of Sciences). He is auth ...
Vanúbia Araújo Laulate Moncayo A SUSTAINABILITY
... North to the South within Brazil, or around the country, and, in particular, from Brazil to the other corner of the world – Sydney, Australia, divulgating my research and qualifying it over and over. ...
... North to the South within Brazil, or around the country, and, in particular, from Brazil to the other corner of the world – Sydney, Australia, divulgating my research and qualifying it over and over. ...
the appropriation of social science knowledge by `lay people`
... social facts are constructed on the basis of fundamental assumptions about the social world which are in turn directly connected with social science. Social science knowledge, in this enlarged sense, is omnipresent in day-to-day life, and is continuously used by lay people, although social scientist ...
... social facts are constructed on the basis of fundamental assumptions about the social world which are in turn directly connected with social science. Social science knowledge, in this enlarged sense, is omnipresent in day-to-day life, and is continuously used by lay people, although social scientist ...
The Blackwell Companion to Social Theory
... ethnographic studies, but anthropology has also contributed significantly to structuralism, theories of action, and cultural sociology. The new edition also includes chapters on phenomenology and the sociology of the body. Whereas phenomenology has been through much of this century an important part ...
... ethnographic studies, but anthropology has also contributed significantly to structuralism, theories of action, and cultural sociology. The new edition also includes chapters on phenomenology and the sociology of the body. Whereas phenomenology has been through much of this century an important part ...
A Philosophical History of German Sociology
... dual principles of the contingency and necessity of society: sociology rapidly understood that humans have the ability to make history freely, even as their history escapes them, either because they do not control it or because it controls them by imposing its own external laws. The founding experie ...
... dual principles of the contingency and necessity of society: sociology rapidly understood that humans have the ability to make history freely, even as their history escapes them, either because they do not control it or because it controls them by imposing its own external laws. The founding experie ...
The Explanation of Social Action
... claim that all or any of the arguments made here are new to social theory or phrased in a manner that is either particularly elegant or particularly I might reasonably also be asked why no use is made here of the work of Garfinkel (e.g., 2002), which had many of the same influences and made many of ...
... claim that all or any of the arguments made here are new to social theory or phrased in a manner that is either particularly elegant or particularly I might reasonably also be asked why no use is made here of the work of Garfinkel (e.g., 2002), which had many of the same influences and made many of ...
Differentiation: a sociological approach to international relations theory
... and suchlike. Yet because IR has drawn its main lines of theorizing from Political Science and Economics, where differentiation does not feature explicitly, the concept has not influenced how IR conceives of its own theoretical enterprise. Those two disciplines are already narrowly specialized becau ...
... and suchlike. Yet because IR has drawn its main lines of theorizing from Political Science and Economics, where differentiation does not feature explicitly, the concept has not influenced how IR conceives of its own theoretical enterprise. Those two disciplines are already narrowly specialized becau ...
Goffman_in_ Dialogue
... character). Those impressions we convey and the techniques adopted to deploy them are part of the scenes that are presented. Goffman describes such scenes as acted out in ‘front regions’ or ‘back region’, the former essentially a public performance with one or more persons ‘who cooperate to present ...
... character). Those impressions we convey and the techniques adopted to deploy them are part of the scenes that are presented. Goffman describes such scenes as acted out in ‘front regions’ or ‘back region’, the former essentially a public performance with one or more persons ‘who cooperate to present ...
Why We Need Counsellogical Research
... odological standards mandatory for any research on the social life, but they also need to adopt general philosophical and ethical assumptions which pertain to the questions posed by the counselling participants (guidance-seekers and counsellors alike), their understanding of life and their attitude ...
... odological standards mandatory for any research on the social life, but they also need to adopt general philosophical and ethical assumptions which pertain to the questions posed by the counselling participants (guidance-seekers and counsellors alike), their understanding of life and their attitude ...
THE THEORY OF COMMUNICATIVE ACTION
... chology and the analysis of language and theory of science developed in formal-pragmatic terms. Mead analyzed phenomena of consciousness from the standpoint of how they are formed within the structures of linguistically or symbolically mediated interaction. In his view, language has constitutive sig ...
... chology and the analysis of language and theory of science developed in formal-pragmatic terms. Mead analyzed phenomena of consciousness from the standpoint of how they are formed within the structures of linguistically or symbolically mediated interaction. In his view, language has constitutive sig ...
Doubling Down on Goffman: A Commentary on Dmitri Shalin`s
... and confidence men (not to mention the mob), provided “opportunity structures” in the face of a conformist America that was nevertheless changing (Merton 1959). For Sumner (1994: 208), 1950s “Las Vegas came to symbolize the full absorption of deviance into ‘the system.’” However, Shalin (8) reminds ...
... and confidence men (not to mention the mob), provided “opportunity structures” in the face of a conformist America that was nevertheless changing (Merton 1959). For Sumner (1994: 208), 1950s “Las Vegas came to symbolize the full absorption of deviance into ‘the system.’” However, Shalin (8) reminds ...
The narrow notion of realism in human geography
... general ingredients in realism as conceived by philosophers in general and philosophers of science in particular. We call the latter CoreRealism. Whereas CoreRealism is rather abstract, broad, and flexible in its applicability, GeoRealism is more concrete and narrow, less flexible, and weak in its r ...
... general ingredients in realism as conceived by philosophers in general and philosophers of science in particular. We call the latter CoreRealism. Whereas CoreRealism is rather abstract, broad, and flexible in its applicability, GeoRealism is more concrete and narrow, less flexible, and weak in its r ...
Conflicts in social theory and multiagent systems
... conflicts before they turn virulent. However, it appears as though rational conflict avoidance becomes increasingly difficult as multiagent applications become more complex and more demanding. Meanwhile a new insight has gained ground in DAI: Conflicts cannot be avoided any longer but must be accept ...
... conflicts before they turn virulent. However, it appears as though rational conflict avoidance becomes increasingly difficult as multiagent applications become more complex and more demanding. Meanwhile a new insight has gained ground in DAI: Conflicts cannot be avoided any longer but must be accept ...
apontamentos iniciais sobre a situação desta área no brasil
... action’s agent. Habermas will prioritize, to understand the human being in society, the actions of communicative nature. That is, the actions related to the intervention in the dialogue between various subjects. It is therefore a theory of communicative action. The habermasian fundamental categories ...
... action’s agent. Habermas will prioritize, to understand the human being in society, the actions of communicative nature. That is, the actions related to the intervention in the dialogue between various subjects. It is therefore a theory of communicative action. The habermasian fundamental categories ...
MORPHOGENETIC APPROACHES TO RELIGION
... morphogenetic approach” represents the major developments within critical realist social theory. Archer combines the critical realist ontology of stratified reality and complex causality with emergence- and interest theory in an innovative framework for socialscientific analysis. By taking this fram ...
... morphogenetic approach” represents the major developments within critical realist social theory. Archer combines the critical realist ontology of stratified reality and complex causality with emergence- and interest theory in an innovative framework for socialscientific analysis. By taking this fram ...
Sport and Modern Social Theorists: Theorizing Homo Ludens
... social theory. Key theoretical periods – such as the rise of structuralfunctionalism or the birth of Gramscian cultural studies – have been faithfully shadowed within sport studies. Conversely, while some highly influential social theorists (such as Giddens and Habermas) have seen their work relativ ...
... social theory. Key theoretical periods – such as the rise of structuralfunctionalism or the birth of Gramscian cultural studies – have been faithfully shadowed within sport studies. Conversely, while some highly influential social theorists (such as Giddens and Habermas) have seen their work relativ ...