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The Influence of Social Atomization
2021While technology has brought new levels of convenience to our lives, in so doing, it has inevitably aggravated the trend of social atomization. This trend will have an undeniable impact on traditional charity organizations, forcing them to start addressing how best to tackle the crisis that social atomization has caused.
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American Anthropologist, 1961
BERNARD F. JAMES, and more recently Harold Hickerson, have criticized the use of the term "atomistic" in relation to Chippewa (or Ojibwa) social organization. According to James, "atomism" has never been adequately defined (1954:283, 286), a point reiterated by Hickerson (1960:102 fn.). Both, however, seem to understand the word well enough to deny its
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BERNARD F. JAMES, and more recently Harold Hickerson, have criticized the use of the term "atomistic" in relation to Chippewa (or Ojibwa) social organization. According to James, "atomism" has never been adequately defined (1954:283, 286), a point reiterated by Hickerson (1960:102 fn.). Both, however, seem to understand the word well enough to deny its
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The social collective and the social and cultural atom in the age of the social network
Zeitschrift für Psychodrama und Soziometrie, 2016This article in the Zeitschrift fur Psychodrama und Soziometrie presents the use of the social collective as applied in a current psychotherapeutic practice. The significance and use of the social collective is one that has relevance in any field and is the cornerstone of the modern phenomenon of digital social networking. Dr. Jacob Levy Moreno was the
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From atomism to networks in social systems
The Learning Organization, 2005PurposeThe purpose of this article is to focus on the role of networks in organizations as a critical aspect of knowledge management and learning processes.Design/methodology/approachThe article has built on an established technique, namely SNA, by shifting from individuals to identities and then to abstractions.FindingsBy making the shifts identified ...
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Social-Studies Textbooks and Atomic Energy
The School Review, 1949This statement still constitutes a challenge to teachers and schools because the public schools have major responsibility for helping Americans be "truthfully and clearly informed of the essential facts," and because that job is yet to be done. There are other persons in American education who must recognize the same challenge-the authors and producers
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Some Social Consequences of Atomic Discovery
American Sociological Review, 1950IMPLICATIONS of atomic energy in the field of international relations were from the very beginning widely studied and discussed because of its negative, destructive force. There is, however, also a constructive and creative aspect to it-a discovery of a tremendous source of new energy which will affect our society and its future development not only in
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Atomic Power. An Economic and Social Analysis
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1953H. E. Wimperis +2 more
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Social Holism and Atomism: An Introduction
Philosophical Explorations, 1998openaire +2 more sources
Numerical simulation of liquid jet atomization in subsonic crossflow
Energy, 2022Jianlong Chang +2 more
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