Normative social action
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Normative social action
(Comparative social research, suppl. 2)
JAI Press, c1996
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内容説明
Focusing particularly upon normative social action, this text is divided into five sections, each with a theme. The first section deals with collective memory with a study of German collective memory. This central theme is explored through examinations of other aspects of society: cultural studies; the university and intellectuals; regional studies and family life. The section on regional studies contains essays on ethnic conflict in Italy and environmental issues in the Basque country.
目次
- Part 1 Collective memory as living history: the imaginary foe - on traumata and chasms in German collective memory, Niels Beckenbach
- memory criticism or how we know the right from wrong, Iwona Irwin-Zorecka
- the politics of monuments, Suzanne Vromen. Part 2 Cultural studies - interpretative and applied: social inequality and knowledge, Nico Stehr
- portrayal of women on television in India, Kamlesh Mahajan
- problems of generating and sustaining compliance with law in complex organizations, Matthews J. Wealt. Part 3 The university and intellectuals: the academic disciplines - social field and culture, Beate Krais
- the French correspondence of Georg Simmel, Christian Gulich
- knowledge production among contemporary French intellectuals - with an eye toward the appropriation of Nietzsche, Harvey Goldman. Part 4 Regional studies - interpretative and applied: environmental public discourse in the Basque country - the conflict of the Leizaran motorway, Pedro Ibarra, Antonio Rivas
- American attitudes towards Haitians - AIDS as stigma, Yanick St Jean
- ethnic conflict in Italy, Vittorio Cotesta. Part 5 The family past and present: the impact of the historical study of the family and the life course paradigm on sociology, Tamara K. Hareven
- a reinterpretation of familial care - from reciprocal obligation to emotional bonds, Sally Bould.
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