(2006). A narrative theory of history and identity: Social identity, social representations, society and the individual. In G. Moloney. & I. Walker. (Eds.), Social representations and identity: Content, process and power. London: Palgrave Macmillan....
social theory and social change 结构主义 功能主义被批评为无法解释变化 是静止的 那么如何解释变化?传统史学的路数 概念?或是求助于社会学? 循环理论——伊本 赫勒敦 斯宾格勒 汤因比 外因论与内因论 前者以身体机能做比 提出成长 进化 衰落等概念;后者则有借用 扩散 模仿等概念…… 又斯宾塞versus马克思 进化...
In “Destiny,” McCune Smith expressed some of his observations within the context of analogies he drew from them. First, as a social and political activist as well as a devout Christian, McCune Smith observed that the clergy, largely excluded as they were from politics and the acquisition o...
One of the world's oldest countries, its roots stretch back to the 6th century BCE, standing at the crossroads of empires—Persian, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman. Yet, through centuries of upheaval, Armenia has held onto its distinctive identity, carved into its language, architecture, and ...
This chapter aims to show how diverse institutional influences, in a context where the impact of colonialism is ongoing, shape the social identities of young Indigenous people. Stereotypical images of Indigenous people pervade Australian society and the
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The self and identity formation Micro-level social interactions 4. Social Exchange Theory Social exchange theory views social interactions as a series of transactions in which individuals seek to maximize rewards and minimize costs. It examines the rational calculations people make in social relationships...
identity theoryAmong the various social sciences, sociology was the late starter in the Australian academy. At the two oldest universities distinct sociology programs were only established in the 1990s though sociology had been on offer much earlier in the century at both Sydney and Melbourne. This...
SixDegrees.com is one of the earliest social networking sites, but did not gain the same success. The idea is based on the theory that people are separated by no more than six degrees from one another. It also allowed users to create profiles, make groups, search and invite friends. Howe...
from as few as five or six to as many as 30 or 40. Each nation had its own language and a few had multiple, thus over 250 languages existed, around 200 of which are now extinct. "Intricate kinship rules ordered the social relations of the people and diplomatic messengers and meeting ri...