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On the Other Side of Science: the Coronavirus as a Social Fact and the Problem of Modernity. (The Impact of the Pandemic on Everyday Life) [PDF]
In Medias Res, 2022 The significant impotence of science and the contradictions raised by the Corona-virus as current crisis, which unites and reveals inequalities, suggests a scrutiny of the idea of modernity, with relative considerations regarding the social sciences.
Fulvio Šuran
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The preliminary results of ESA 12th Conference, or about the benefits and harms of scientific conferences [PDF]
Социологический журнал, 2016 25–28 August 2015 the ESA 12th Conference “Differences, Inequalities and Sociological Imagination” took place in Prague. The largest professional sociological association in Europe holds on the significant — pretending on being the most representative ...
Liubov Yu. Bronzino
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Acta Universitatis Carolinae: Philosophica et Historica, 2020 C. W. Mills in his well-known The Sociological Imagination commented critically on the argument about value neutrality of sociology, even though he developed the heritage of value neutrality of a scientific analysis himself.
Miroslav Tížik
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Educar, 2021 The present paper draws on fostering sociological imagination (Wright Mills, 2000) and contemporary possibilities in teaching and learning sociological concepts in relation to education. The authors present a method of reading films as a didactic tool in
Živa Kos, Veronika Tašner
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ARMY WIVES SERVE, TOO (A NOVELISTIC SENSE IN SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION)
Brawijaya Journal of Social Science, 2023 We frequently hear about the heroic soldiers struggle for their nation, but we seldomly hear about what their wives have made. Army wives are conjoined by unwritten codes.
wida ayu
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Sociologica, 2022 How can sociologists observe a war "in the making"? In issuing an "instant call for papers," the editors of Sociologica suggest three lines of research: the semantics and the symbolic representation of war (of any war, but especially of this war); how ...
Matteo Bortolini +3 more
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Generational research: between historical and sociological imaginations [PDF]
, 2014 This paper reflects on Julia Brannen’s contribution to the development of theory and methods for intergenerational research. The discussion is contextualised within a contemporary ‘turn to time’ within sociology, involving tensions and synergies between ...
Abbott A. +17 more
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Jurnal Sosiologi Reflektif, 2019 This article aims to enhance the quality of paper submitted to Jurnal Sosiologi Reflektif (JSR) by exploring some weaknesses of submitted articles to JSR within two last editions of using online journal system.
Yayan Suryana, Achmad Zainal Arifin
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A sociological imagination for a clumsy world: François Dépelteau’s relational sociology
Digithum, 2021 In this paper I introduce the special section on the work of the late Francois Dépelteau (1963-2018), by analyzing an essential tension within the relational sociology which I call the division between “clumsy” and “elegant” relationalism.
Peeter Selg
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Burton Clark's half century: selected writings 1956-2006 [PDF]
, 2010 The work of Burton Clark extended over more than half a century - and also from its original base in sociology to embrace wider inter-disciplinary studies. His identification of the major research themes in higher education continues to be valid, despite
Scott, Peter
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