Dair L Gillespie
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 187235 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dair L Gillespie |
| NOMBRES | Dair L |
| APELLIDO | Gillespie |
| FIRMA | GILLESPIE D L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Utah |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 117 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
If it weren‘t for my hobby, I'd have a life
In the social sciences, work, family and religion - but not leisure - are commonly thought to shape the meanings people give their lives. But increasingly leisure research reports that under modernism, leisure practice and cultural consumption are at least as essential. What happens when leisure and 'real world' institutions pose different, even conflicting expectations? We focus on 'serious leisure' as elaborated through Tomlinson's 'culture of …
Safe in Unsafe Places
Leisure is often distingtrished frorn and considered subsidiary to some other world, the "real" world. This paper explores how participation in passionate avocations _ leisure pursuits both generating and requiring heavy personal identity investments_ affects the public interface between the "real " world and the alternate world of the passionate avocation. We use the world of dog sport enthusiasts to problematize polar conceptualizations of cert…
The Politics of Research Methodology in Claims-Making Activities
Journal Article The Politics of Research Methodology in Claims-Making Activities: Social Science and Sexual Harassment Get access Dair L. Gillespie, Dair L. Gillespie Correspondence to: Gillespie, Department of Sociology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 84112. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Ann Leffler Ann Leffler Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Schola…
Contact, Support, and Friction
The networks literature has been bedeviled by an assumption that networks convey supportiveness to the exclusion of conflict. In this article, we discuss a method for distinguishing conflict, support, and simple contact network linkages in surveys. We then describe the results of applying this procedure to a random sample of households in several rural areas. We find that conflict does permeate personal relations. We also find that ego's and alte…
Theories of Nonverbal Behavior
Two central shortcomings are generally acknowledged concerning the literature on nonverbal behavior: the field lacks systematic theory, and it is a morass of conceptual and methodological problems. (See, for example, Birdwhistell, 1970; Duncan and Fiske, 1977; Edney, 1974; Evans and Howard, 1973; Harper, Wiens, and Matarazzo, 1978; Hayduk, 1978; Henley, 1973a, 1977; Kendon, 1975; Weiner and others, 1972.) The area is relatively young, spans a num…
The Effects of Status Differentiation on Nonverbal Behavior
An experiment was conducted to investigate relationships between status and nonverbal behavior. Subjects were randomly assigned to a high status position (teacher) or a low status position (student). Status was crossed with gender to produce four treatment conditions: males teaching males, males teaching females, females teaching males, and females teaching females. Statuses were then reversed on a second trial: former students became teachers an…
The Life Cycle of Groups
Academic Feminists And The Women's Movement
Who Has the Power? The Marital Struggle
Psychological, legal and social blocks are placed in the way of women. These structural blocks affect the marital power distribution. Sources of marital power (socialization, the marriage contract, income, occupational prestige, organizational participation, education, suburbanization, the family life-cycle, physical coercion) are examined and are found to affect the power distribution in white-collar and blue-collar, black and white families. Wo…
If it weren‘t for my hobby, I'd have a life
In the social sciences, work, family and religion - but not leisure - are commonly thought to shape the meanings people give their lives. But increasingly leisure research reports that under modernism, leisure practice and cultural consumption are at least as essential. What happens when leisure and 'real world' institutions pose different, even conflicting expectations? We focus on 'serious leisure' as elaborated through Tomlinson's 'culture of …
Who Has the Power? The Marital Struggle
Psychological, legal and social blocks are placed in the way of women. These structural blocks affect the marital power distribution. Sources of marital power (socialization, the marriage contract, income, occupational prestige, organizational participation, education, suburbanization, the family life-cycle, physical coercion) are examined and are found to affect the power distribution in white-collar and blue-collar, black and white families. Wo…
The Effects of Status Differentiation on Nonverbal Behavior
An experiment was conducted to investigate relationships between status and nonverbal behavior. Subjects were randomly assigned to a high status position (teacher) or a low status position (student). Status was crossed with gender to produce four treatment conditions: males teaching males, males teaching females, females teaching males, and females teaching females. Statuses were then reversed on a second trial: former students became teachers an…
The Politics of Research Methodology in Claims-Making Activities
Journal Article The Politics of Research Methodology in Claims-Making Activities: Social Science and Sexual Harassment Get access Dair L. Gillespie, Dair L. Gillespie Correspondence to: Gillespie, Department of Sociology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 84112. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Ann Leffler Ann Leffler Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Schola…
Contact, Support, and Friction
The networks literature has been bedeviled by an assumption that networks convey supportiveness to the exclusion of conflict. In this article, we discuss a method for distinguishing conflict, support, and simple contact network linkages in surveys. We then describe the results of applying this procedure to a random sample of households in several rural areas. We find that conflict does permeate personal relations. We also find that ego's and alte…
Safe in Unsafe Places
Leisure is often distingtrished frorn and considered subsidiary to some other world, the "real" world. This paper explores how participation in passionate avocations _ leisure pursuits both generating and requiring heavy personal identity investments_ affects the public interface between the "real " world and the alternate world of the passionate avocation. We use the world of dog sport enthusiasts to problematize polar conceptualizations of cert…
Academic Feminists And The Women's Movement
Who Has the Power? The Marital Struggle
Psychological, legal and social blocks are placed in the way of women. These structural blocks affect the marital power distribution. Sources of marital power (socialization, the marriage contract, income, occupational prestige, organizational participation, education, suburbanization, the family life-cycle, physical coercion) are examined and are found to affect the power distribution in white-collar and blue-collar, black and white families. Wo…
Academic Feminists And The Women's Movement
The Life Cycle of Groups
The Effects of Status Differentiation on Nonverbal Behavior
An experiment was conducted to investigate relationships between status and nonverbal behavior. Subjects were randomly assigned to a high status position (teacher) or a low status position (student). Status was crossed with gender to produce four treatment conditions: males teaching males, males teaching females, females teaching males, and females teaching females. Statuses were then reversed on a second trial: former students became teachers an…
Theories of Nonverbal Behavior
Two central shortcomings are generally acknowledged concerning the literature on nonverbal behavior: the field lacks systematic theory, and it is a morass of conceptual and methodological problems. (See, for example, Birdwhistell, 1970; Duncan and Fiske, 1977; Edney, 1974; Evans and Howard, 1973; Harper, Wiens, and Matarazzo, 1978; Hayduk, 1978; Henley, 1973a, 1977; Kendon, 1975; Weiner and others, 1972.) The area is relatively young, spans a num…
Contact, Support, and Friction
The networks literature has been bedeviled by an assumption that networks convey supportiveness to the exclusion of conflict. In this article, we discuss a method for distinguishing conflict, support, and simple contact network linkages in surveys. We then describe the results of applying this procedure to a random sample of households in several rural areas. We find that conflict does permeate personal relations. We also find that ego's and alte…
The Politics of Research Methodology in Claims-Making Activities
Journal Article The Politics of Research Methodology in Claims-Making Activities: Social Science and Sexual Harassment Get access Dair L. Gillespie, Dair L. Gillespie Correspondence to: Gillespie, Department of Sociology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 84112. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Ann Leffler Ann Leffler Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Schola…
Safe in Unsafe Places
Leisure is often distingtrished frorn and considered subsidiary to some other world, the "real" world. This paper explores how participation in passionate avocations _ leisure pursuits both generating and requiring heavy personal identity investments_ affects the public interface between the "real " world and the alternate world of the passionate avocation. We use the world of dog sport enthusiasts to problematize polar conceptualizations of cert…
If it weren‘t for my hobby, I'd have a life
In the social sciences, work, family and religion - but not leisure - are commonly thought to shape the meanings people give their lives. But increasingly leisure research reports that under modernism, leisure practice and cultural consumption are at least as essential. What happens when leisure and 'real world' institutions pose different, even conflicting expectations? We focus on 'serious leisure' as elaborated through Tomlinson's 'culture of …
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