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INTROJECTION: A FORM OF SOCIAL LEARNING*
British Journal of Psychology, 1964Evidence from previous studies is interpreted in terms of introjection as the learning of self‐reactions from the reaction of others. This is a form of learning which differs from others in that it is more permanent, generalizes to all situations, and exists in conflict with the rest of the personality.
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The Ontology of the Social as a Theory of Social Forms
2022Abstract This chapter develops a sketch of a critical social ontology and contrasts it to a theory of sociality as presented in the work of Michael Brown. I argue that the ontology of our social forms requires categories for understanding them descriptively, functionally as well as in evaluative terms. I contend that a theory of power
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Social Form and the ‘Purely Social’: On the Kind of Sociality Involved in Value
2016“Social Form and the ‘Purely Social’: Toward a better Understanding of Value and the Value-Form” wonders what sort of sociality is involved in societies where wealth is produced on a capitalist basis and where wealth takes the social form of the commodity.
Patrick Murray, Jeanne Schuler
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Symbolic Interaction, 1992
The Simmelian call for a formal sociology is applied to aloneness to uncover generic patterns of relation between the individual and the community. Three forms of aloneness are distinguished by focusing on the interactional and relational levels of sociation underlying each. Other‐imposed aloneness as represented by isolation is an asymmetric form.
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The Simmelian call for a formal sociology is applied to aloneness to uncover generic patterns of relation between the individual and the community. Three forms of aloneness are distinguished by focusing on the interactional and relational levels of sociation underlying each. Other‐imposed aloneness as represented by isolation is an asymmetric form.
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Representations, 2008
Thoughts on the relationship between form and the social.
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Thoughts on the relationship between form and the social.
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Computers and the Social Sciences, 1983
An analysis of keyboarding logic, pro cedures, products and uses in contemporary life sug gests the rise of an emergent social form which both reflects, as well as directs, formal, technical ration ality. Conceptualizing keyboards as a social form which communicates a sense of the ordinariness, orderliness and bureaucratic reality of our world ...
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An analysis of keyboarding logic, pro cedures, products and uses in contemporary life sug gests the rise of an emergent social form which both reflects, as well as directs, formal, technical ration ality. Conceptualizing keyboards as a social form which communicates a sense of the ordinariness, orderliness and bureaucratic reality of our world ...
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SOCIAL RELATIONS AS A FORM OF SOCIAL CAPITAL
Bulletin of the Tver State Technical University Series «Social Sciences and Humanities», 2021Olga Nikolayevna Torgovanova +1 more
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2013
In some countries, history curricula could concentrate on the description of the cultural traditions and practices that constitute their national identity. Such concentration does not question the norms and values that underline these traditions. In other countries, history education encourages students to understand cultural roots and essence of their
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In some countries, history curricula could concentrate on the description of the cultural traditions and practices that constitute their national identity. Such concentration does not question the norms and values that underline these traditions. In other countries, history education encourages students to understand cultural roots and essence of their
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