1 The archaeology of disasters: past and future trends
... by past societies. To what extent have severe environmental events had a significant effect on cultural histories? Based on the marked increase in popular and professional archaeological publications on their role in the past (e.g. Keys, 2000; McGuire, 1999; Schoch and Aquinas, 1999), one might assu ...
... by past societies. To what extent have severe environmental events had a significant effect on cultural histories? Based on the marked increase in popular and professional archaeological publications on their role in the past (e.g. Keys, 2000; McGuire, 1999; Schoch and Aquinas, 1999), one might assu ...
The Social - Duke Sociology
... conception of Social Class and Status and Simmel’s work on how individuals fit into modern society. The review sheet focuses mainly on topics within each section, but it is very likely that you will be required to compare across these sections on the exam. (i.e., compare one author to another, or th ...
... conception of Social Class and Status and Simmel’s work on how individuals fit into modern society. The review sheet focuses mainly on topics within each section, but it is very likely that you will be required to compare across these sections on the exam. (i.e., compare one author to another, or th ...
Sociology - California State University, East Bay
... 11.3) Be able to understand cultural diversity within American society. 12. To have an appreciation for the place of American society in the global world and community. OUTCOMES 12.1) Be able to understand that local happenings are shaped by events occurring many miles away and that one’s life and t ...
... 11.3) Be able to understand cultural diversity within American society. 12. To have an appreciation for the place of American society in the global world and community. OUTCOMES 12.1) Be able to understand that local happenings are shaped by events occurring many miles away and that one’s life and t ...
How to use this Study Guide
... Hellenistic veneration for the body is combined with Buddhist symbols. ...
... Hellenistic veneration for the body is combined with Buddhist symbols. ...
Negotiations in Organizations: A Sociological Perspective
... Many of the most visible, and perhaps most critical negotiations in organizations result from conflicts between hierarchically-related groups within an organization. Negotiations involving these groups arguably have a more substantial and enduring impact on the organization than the spontaneous, usu ...
... Many of the most visible, and perhaps most critical negotiations in organizations result from conflicts between hierarchically-related groups within an organization. Negotiations involving these groups arguably have a more substantial and enduring impact on the organization than the spontaneous, usu ...
Rousseau`s general will, civil rights, and property
... addition suggests that although philosophy may have contributed to a conceptualization of justice through reason, that in order for justice to be actualized, it must attain not only as an end, but must also be the result of social relations which involve reciprocity.1 In this paper, I consider Rouss ...
... addition suggests that although philosophy may have contributed to a conceptualization of justice through reason, that in order for justice to be actualized, it must attain not only as an end, but must also be the result of social relations which involve reciprocity.1 In this paper, I consider Rouss ...
Swales` definition of discourse community
... genre (patterns of organization that can be seen in a group of texts) is different from register (the vocabulary of a particular group) Genre in rhetoric the texts and genres studied don’t always have to be current ...
... genre (patterns of organization that can be seen in a group of texts) is different from register (the vocabulary of a particular group) Genre in rhetoric the texts and genres studied don’t always have to be current ...
review of rural/urban problem from an interdisciplinary perspective
... (traditionel!) and he concluded that Europe was becoming increasingly zweckrational. This is similar to Tonnies's original typology that the trend of world history was towards increasing Gesellschaft. Furthermore, Weber's cross cultural and historical analYSiS, as well as the comparison of perfect t ...
... (traditionel!) and he concluded that Europe was becoming increasingly zweckrational. This is similar to Tonnies's original typology that the trend of world history was towards increasing Gesellschaft. Furthermore, Weber's cross cultural and historical analYSiS, as well as the comparison of perfect t ...
Effect of a conspecific`s presence on deprived rats` performance
... For 75 years investigators have been interested in how the presence of conspecifics affects individual behavior. Beginning with Triplett’s (1898) early work, a large volume of seemingly disparate findings accumulated indicating that the presence of others sometimes enhances and sometimes inhibits pe ...
... For 75 years investigators have been interested in how the presence of conspecifics affects individual behavior. Beginning with Triplett’s (1898) early work, a large volume of seemingly disparate findings accumulated indicating that the presence of others sometimes enhances and sometimes inhibits pe ...
SOCIAL HISTORY AND AFRIKANER HISTORIOGRAPHY IN A
... approach (without the flexibility which is, for example, characteristic of the work of certain British social historians who proceed from a historical-materialistic perspective, but are sensitive to individual agency and cultural considerations in the context of political developments) led to an eli ...
... approach (without the flexibility which is, for example, characteristic of the work of certain British social historians who proceed from a historical-materialistic perspective, but are sensitive to individual agency and cultural considerations in the context of political developments) led to an eli ...
WHAT IS MEANT BY DISCOURSE ANALYSIS?
... whether illocutionary force is a matter of speaker intention (as in Searle's version of speech act theory) or of hearer interpretation (as is more or less presupposed in Austin's stress on hearer uptake - e.g. recognising an utterance as a command, else it cannot have that force). Some researchers n ...
... whether illocutionary force is a matter of speaker intention (as in Searle's version of speech act theory) or of hearer interpretation (as is more or less presupposed in Austin's stress on hearer uptake - e.g. recognising an utterance as a command, else it cannot have that force). Some researchers n ...
Basic Sociological Terms
... Strictly traditional behavior is often NOT social, but a matter of purely automatic reaction. ...
... Strictly traditional behavior is often NOT social, but a matter of purely automatic reaction. ...
Functionalism - SAGE Publications
... • Component idea six: Constant relation idea: Interaction may be, constant or inconstant. • Component idea seven: Functional requirement idea: A constant type of interactive relations has a specific effect on the system, without which the system cannot maintain itself. The constant type of interacti ...
... • Component idea six: Constant relation idea: Interaction may be, constant or inconstant. • Component idea seven: Functional requirement idea: A constant type of interactive relations has a specific effect on the system, without which the system cannot maintain itself. The constant type of interacti ...
Social Inequality Chapter 1
... “If we struggle with these basic measurements, all the questions raised previously will always be up for debate. Generally, we agree that there is great inequality in the US, and that it is rising…but we argue over specifics.” ...
... “If we struggle with these basic measurements, all the questions raised previously will always be up for debate. Generally, we agree that there is great inequality in the US, and that it is rising…but we argue over specifics.” ...
Notes on the Difficulty of Studying the State (1977)
... the nature of the state, but in an equally large part must be seen as a result of the predispositions of its students. In both respects the business of ‘studying the state’ seems to be shot through with highly Benthamite fallacies. And we might do better to abandon the project in those terms and stu ...
... the nature of the state, but in an equally large part must be seen as a result of the predispositions of its students. In both respects the business of ‘studying the state’ seems to be shot through with highly Benthamite fallacies. And we might do better to abandon the project in those terms and stu ...
definition of relevant terms in social psychology
... relations. Also genetics play a major role in bringing these two together. Social neuroscientist look at both biological and social influences in the study of issues such as love, helping, hurting, stress among others. This is more so because humans are bio psychosocial organisms. ...
... relations. Also genetics play a major role in bringing these two together. Social neuroscientist look at both biological and social influences in the study of issues such as love, helping, hurting, stress among others. This is more so because humans are bio psychosocial organisms. ...