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Sociological (Im)Possibility of Deconstruction or Undecidable Aporia: Deconstruction and Sociology
2023Deconstruction, introduced by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida to the intellectual and academic world, has guided discussions in different intellectual fields and academic disciplines in the twenty-first century world. Although deconstruction has been discussed extensively in different disciplines such as literature, architecture, theology and ...
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No Path to Paradise: Deconstructing the Promise of Public Sociology
The American Sociologist, 2013This essay treats Burawoy’s advocacy for public sociology as a social problems claim. Using a social constructionist approach, I examine the rhetorical strategies Burawoy uses to construct the discipline in a way that makes public sociology seem not only relevant, but integral to what sociologists do.
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Artificial Intelligence for Deconstruction: Current State, Challenges, and Opportunities [PDF]
Automation in ConstructionArtificial intelligence and its subfields, such as machine learning, robotics, optimisation, knowledge-based systems, reality capture and extended reality, have brought remarkable advancements and transformative changes to various industries, including ...
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The Orphans’ Revenge Sociological Deconstruction at the Crossroads
1992Tick tock. Tick tock. I find myself spinning uncertain how to proceed. My eyes/“I”s cross-circuit through the screen that becomes me and I buy a lot and give a little. Repeatedly.
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Sociological Deconstructions II: Governmentality and Restratification
2012This chapter continues to focus on the development of the sociological study of the professions and professional regulation as initially outlined in Chap. 4. Leading on from the critique of the neo-Marxist perspective outlined in Chap. 4, this chapter begins by discussing the contribution of Foucault and the governmentality perspective to the study of ...
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Cultural Sociology, 2016
Standard American disciplinary history holds that the ‘founding fathers’, inspired by ‘great men theorizing European modernity’, created a sister discipline in Europe’s image. This article proposes an alternative history, which locates the founding of American sociology in the writings of ‘pro-slavery imperialists’ Henry Hughes and George Fitzhugh.
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Standard American disciplinary history holds that the ‘founding fathers’, inspired by ‘great men theorizing European modernity’, created a sister discipline in Europe’s image. This article proposes an alternative history, which locates the founding of American sociology in the writings of ‘pro-slavery imperialists’ Henry Hughes and George Fitzhugh.
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The Sociological Quarterly, 1993
Contrasting Dorothy Smith's critique of sociological discourse with one proposed by post-structural feminists, I argue that Smith's standpoint epistemology based on women's experiences, although an important contribution, is limited as a critique of sociological discourse.
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Contrasting Dorothy Smith's critique of sociological discourse with one proposed by post-structural feminists, I argue that Smith's standpoint epistemology based on women's experiences, although an important contribution, is limited as a critique of sociological discourse.
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The Co‐Construction and Co‐Deconstruction of Childhood and Sociology
Sociological ForumABSTRACT Sociology and childhood are co‐constructed. The social construction of childhood was integral to the social processes that gave rise to sociology, involving a growth of social reflexivity—and also, therefore, a more conscious social control—in the emergence of the disciplinary society.
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Teaching Sociology, 2019
The sociological imagination is a core component of all introductory sociology courses. A main focus of this perspective is how social forces are related to individual lives. Undergraduates are often socialized to rely on individualistic explanations of public issues.
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The sociological imagination is a core component of all introductory sociology courses. A main focus of this perspective is how social forces are related to individual lives. Undergraduates are often socialized to rely on individualistic explanations of public issues.
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Constructing/deconstructing the enemy: a sociological perspective
2005Understanding the collective processes through which the enemy is constructed will aid us in comprehending the social-cultural preconditions of collective violence, ie, the behavioural mechanisms upon which the conscious and calculated violation of human life depens, either in the form of the execution of an individual on the slaughter of millions ...
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