Jonathan Turner
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3660040 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jonathan Turner |
| NOMBRES | Jonathan |
| APELLIDO | Turner |
| FIRMA | TURNER J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of California, Riverside |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6596-1038 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Pyschological traumatic perinatal experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic, epigenetic hypothesis and protective suggestions
Whether Covid-19 will continue with different viral mutations it will last is not yet known. For this reason, correct management of the process becomes important in order to ensure that future generations are least affected by this experience. This literature review aims to discuss hypotheses for the epigenetic effect of perinatal experiences affecting mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic and protective intervention recommendations. A compr…
Paternalism at a Distance
I argue that the distance between state and citizen gives state paternalism a pro tanto advantage over paternalism between individuals. Pace Jonathan Quong, the state neither denies nor diminishes my moral status by acting on a justified negative judgment about my rational or volitional capacities. Nor does its failure to paternalize on the basis of detailed information about individuals constitute a source of disrespect. Rather, the less discrim…
The Future of Sociology
Politics, Truth, and Respect
Some claim that comprehensive liberalism is exclusionary on the ground that it ignores false but reasonable views. They claim that, insofar as the political liberal state bases its policy on views for which it claims reasonableness but not truth, it respects citizens in a way that comprehensive liberalism does not. The chapter argues that this is false. It distinguishes between ignoring a false view and ignoring the fact that someone holds a view…
The rise of affectivism
Incest, Theoretical Perspectives on
Anthropology and sociology have long been fascinated with incest and the origin of the incest taboo. Incest refers to any illicit sexual act, whereas the incest taboo refers to a “thou shalt not” have sexual relations with offspring within the nuclear family, though in many traditional societies the taboo is extended to a broader kinship network. In the nineteenth century, theorizing about incest often began with the idea of a pre‐kinship “horde”…
Micro–Macro Links
Microsociological and macrosociological theories address social phenomena at different levels or scales. Macrosociology addresses large‐scale phenomena such as institutions and stratification systems. Microsociology operates at smaller scales such as interpersonal resource exchanges and conversation analysis. For many decades macrosociology and microsociology have developed almost independently of one another. From time to time, the question of h…
Assessing sediment and water quality issues in expanding African wetlands
Climatological influences and catchment pressures have altered the natural energy regime in the lower Mara River in Tanzania, creating conditions favourable for sedimentation. Wetland growth in the lower Mara River is investigated through particle size analyses and high resolution micro-XRF screening of sediment cores from the area. Geochemical profiling indicates that the Mara wetlands serve as an important trap for contaminated sediments origin…
Politics and Defence Research in the Cold War
The Defence Research Board (DRB) of Canada is an ideal case study for the operation and organization of science in government. The history of the DRB demonstrates the ebb and flow of government interest in science and defence from 1947 to 1977. This paper traces defence research through its most transformative events: demobilization, the Korean War, the International Geophysical Year, the Glassco Commission, the 1964 White Paper , integration and…
Money Laundering Prevention
Preface. CHAPTER 1 Understanding the Process of Money Laundering. What Is Money Laundering? Money Laundering Defined. Why Do People Launder Money? The Money Laundering Cycle. Money Laundering Is a Criminal Business. Money Laundering Is Global. Money Launderers Adapt Technology. The Role of Technology. The Role of Banks. The Role of Nations. Regional Hotspots. The Birth of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Conclusion. CHAPTER 2 Motivations f…
Micro‐Macro Links
Macrosociology addresses large‐scale phenomena such as institutional systems, whereas microsociology deals with smaller‐scale phenomena such as interpersonal behavior. Over the years, the theoretical agendas of macrosociology and microsociology have developed almost independently of one another. For some time, the issue of how to link these disparate levels of analysis – or how to close what is often termed the “micro‐macro gap” – has been debate…
Incest
Social Control and Emotions
This is the first article in Symbolic Interaction's symposium in tribute to Tamotsu (Tom) Shibutani (1920–2004). The author, a student in Shibutani's graduate course on social control, discusses his teacher's ideas and their evolution into his own. The article provides ample basis for the author's observation: a scholar's contribution can be measured not only by the cumulative corpus of his or her published work, but also by the influence that th…
Face to Face
Sociology
The Social Cage
The Production and Reproduction of Social Solidarity
Approaches to Social Theory
Towards Post-Empiricist Sociological Theorising
Post-Modern Theory
The Power Motive
The rise of affectivism
The Social Cage
The Production and Reproduction of Social Solidarity
Social Control and Emotions
This is the first article in Symbolic Interaction's symposium in tribute to Tamotsu (Tom) Shibutani (1920–2004). The author, a student in Shibutani's graduate course on social control, discusses his teacher's ideas and their evolution into his own. The article provides ample basis for the author's observation: a scholar's contribution can be measured not only by the cumulative corpus of his or her published work, but also by the influence that th…
Micro‐Macro Links
Macrosociology addresses large‐scale phenomena such as institutional systems, whereas microsociology deals with smaller‐scale phenomena such as interpersonal behavior. Over the years, the theoretical agendas of macrosociology and microsociology have developed almost independently of one another. For some time, the issue of how to link these disparate levels of analysis – or how to close what is often termed the “micro‐macro gap” – has been debate…
Post-Modern Theory
The Power Motive
Post-Modern Theory
Towards Post-Empiricist Sociological Theorising
Approaches to Social Theory
The Production and Reproduction of Social Solidarity
The Social Cage
Sociology
Face to Face
Incest
Social Control and Emotions
This is the first article in Symbolic Interaction's symposium in tribute to Tamotsu (Tom) Shibutani (1920–2004). The author, a student in Shibutani's graduate course on social control, discusses his teacher's ideas and their evolution into his own. The article provides ample basis for the author's observation: a scholar's contribution can be measured not only by the cumulative corpus of his or her published work, but also by the influence that th…
Micro‐Macro Links
Macrosociology addresses large‐scale phenomena such as institutional systems, whereas microsociology deals with smaller‐scale phenomena such as interpersonal behavior. Over the years, the theoretical agendas of macrosociology and microsociology have developed almost independently of one another. For some time, the issue of how to link these disparate levels of analysis – or how to close what is often termed the “micro‐macro gap” – has been debate…
Money Laundering Prevention
Preface. CHAPTER 1 Understanding the Process of Money Laundering. What Is Money Laundering? Money Laundering Defined. Why Do People Launder Money? The Money Laundering Cycle. Money Laundering Is a Criminal Business. Money Laundering Is Global. Money Launderers Adapt Technology. The Role of Technology. The Role of Banks. The Role of Nations. Regional Hotspots. The Birth of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Conclusion. CHAPTER 2 Motivations f…
Politics and Defence Research in the Cold War
The Defence Research Board (DRB) of Canada is an ideal case study for the operation and organization of science in government. The history of the DRB demonstrates the ebb and flow of government interest in science and defence from 1947 to 1977. This paper traces defence research through its most transformative events: demobilization, the Korean War, the International Geophysical Year, the Glassco Commission, the 1964 White Paper , integration and…
Assessing sediment and water quality issues in expanding African wetlands
Climatological influences and catchment pressures have altered the natural energy regime in the lower Mara River in Tanzania, creating conditions favourable for sedimentation. Wetland growth in the lower Mara River is investigated through particle size analyses and high resolution micro-XRF screening of sediment cores from the area. Geochemical profiling indicates that the Mara wetlands serve as an important trap for contaminated sediments origin…
Micro–Macro Links
Microsociological and macrosociological theories address social phenomena at different levels or scales. Macrosociology addresses large‐scale phenomena such as institutions and stratification systems. Microsociology operates at smaller scales such as interpersonal resource exchanges and conversation analysis. For many decades macrosociology and microsociology have developed almost independently of one another. From time to time, the question of h…
Incest, Theoretical Perspectives on
Anthropology and sociology have long been fascinated with incest and the origin of the incest taboo. Incest refers to any illicit sexual act, whereas the incest taboo refers to a “thou shalt not” have sexual relations with offspring within the nuclear family, though in many traditional societies the taboo is extended to a broader kinship network. In the nineteenth century, theorizing about incest often began with the idea of a pre‐kinship “horde”…
Politics, Truth, and Respect
Some claim that comprehensive liberalism is exclusionary on the ground that it ignores false but reasonable views. They claim that, insofar as the political liberal state bases its policy on views for which it claims reasonableness but not truth, it respects citizens in a way that comprehensive liberalism does not. The chapter argues that this is false. It distinguishes between ignoring a false view and ignoring the fact that someone holds a view…
The rise of affectivism
The Future of Sociology
Pyschological traumatic perinatal experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic, epigenetic hypothesis and protective suggestions
Whether Covid-19 will continue with different viral mutations it will last is not yet known. For this reason, correct management of the process becomes important in order to ensure that future generations are least affected by this experience. This literature review aims to discuss hypotheses for the epigenetic effect of perinatal experiences affecting mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic and protective intervention recommendations. A compr…
Paternalism at a Distance
I argue that the distance between state and citizen gives state paternalism a pro tanto advantage over paternalism between individuals. Pace Jonathan Quong, the state neither denies nor diminishes my moral status by acting on a justified negative judgment about my rational or volitional capacities. Nor does its failure to paternalize on the basis of detailed information about individuals constitute a source of disrespect. Rather, the less discrim…
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