William V D''Antonio
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 82542 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | William V D''Antonio |
| NOMBRES | William V |
| APELLIDO | D''Antonio |
| FIRMA | ANTONIO W V D |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 117 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1959 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
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Laity
Ecology, Society, and the Quality of Social Life
The twelve contributors to this volume, from ten different nations, are world-renowned sociologists who examine problems of ecology and world resources as they affect the quality of social life. Three different perspectives are employed: high technology, industrialization, and the problems of development; restructuring and alternatives of development; and social movements and social policies
Autonomy and Democracy in an Autocratic Organization
This article examines data from surveys, historical records, position papers, minutes of group meetings, and other sources to shed light on the ways the laity of the Roman Catholic church in the United States are bringing about change, often in spite of the hierarchy and Vatican bureaucracy. A range of traditional teachings and policies focusing on sexuality, marriage, the priesthood, the locus of authority, and participation in decision making w…
Historia de la Iglesia Catolica en Mexico
Families and Religions
Journal Article Families and Religions: Conflict and Change in Modern Society, by William V. D'Antonio and Joan Aldous. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1983, 320 pp. $25.00 Get access William R. Garrett William R. Garrett St. Michael's College, Vermont Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 46, Issue 1, Spring 1985, Pages 86–88, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710907 Published: 01 Mar…
The American Catholic Family
The American Catholic family, like families with other belief systems, is responding to pressures from ongoing rationalization and modernization. This essay explores several dimensions already evident. In particular, the tension between the American quest for personal autonomy and the Catholic tradition of obedience to hierarchical authority is shown to manifest itself in quite different ways among progressive and conservative American Catholics.…
Families and Religions
PART ONE: THE SETTING The Church, the Family, and the Modernization Process - Barbara Hargrove Family Morality and Family Mortality - Teresa A Sullivan Speculations on the Demographic Transition Problematic Elements in the Relationships between Churches and Families - Joan Aldous Family Life, Religion, and Societal Values and Structures - William V D'Antonio PART TWO: STRUGGLING IN THE TIDE Family in the White American Protestant Experience - Bar…
Religion and Family Life
It has long been argued that important relationships exist in American society between religious institutions, the values they teach, and family life. This essay examines the ways in which contemporary scientists depict these relationships. The data consist of a content analysis of writings in sociology of the family texts, sociology of religion texts, and journals in the latter field. Studies of the social control functions of religion far outnu…
Religion
The Family and Religion
I have a deep personal commitment both to family and to religion. The family has always been for me a source of love, joy, and pleasure, as well as, on occasion, frustration and anger. If at times it has threatened to stifle me in its warm embrace, it has also made possible my pursuit of a wide range of activities, secure in knowledge that there would be people around who would care for my wounds, even if they wouldn't or couldn't catch me before…
The Family in Crisis or in Transition
Religion, Ideal Family Size, and Abortion
Recent research has noted a negative relationship between ideal family size (IFS) and proabortion attitudes (AA) which is independent of religious affiliation. The present investigation extends the investigation of this relationship in several ways. First, we find considerable variation in abortion attitudes among the Protestant denominations; this finding warrants a denomination-specific analysis. Second, controlling for religious affiliation wi…
The Substructure of Religion
Yinger (1977) has argued that all religions have a common substructure consisting of three essential components: the persistent experience of suffering, injustice, and meaninglessness. Yinger's argument rests substantially on evidence from answers to an open-ended question which asks respondents to designate what they feel to be the most fundamental or important issue for the human race. A partial test of Yinger's hypothesis on a sample of univer…
For Christ's Sake
Protestantism and Assimilation among Mexican Americans
Andrew J. Weigert, William V. D'Antonio, Arthur J. Rubel, Protestantism and Assimilation among Mexican Americans: An Exploratory Study of Ministers' Reports, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Autumn, 1971), pp. 219-232
Political Leadership in Industrialized Societies
Sources and Management of Strain in a Social Movement
This report of a socio-religious movement, the Christian Family Movement, emphasizes the emergence of clearly defined channels for airing and resolving disputes which regularly develop within the organization. As CFM has continued to grow, it has developed the capacity to withstand fragmentation and conflict and still pursue its formally stated goals. The findings have important implications for a theory of social movements. For it becomes increa…
Religión, revolución y reforma
Some Implications of Interfaith Perceptions, Patterns of Belief, and Perceptions of Church Structure
One of the most significant developments in American religion during the past several decades has been the increased amount of interfaith communication. In this paper the authors explore some of the implications that 1) interfaith perceptions, 2) patterns of belief, and 3) perceptions of church structure may have for the ability of Christian groups to collaborate more effectively. The authors also raise other questions for research regarding thes…
Influentials in Two Border Cities
Influentials in Two Border Cities
Community Leadership in an Economic Crisis
Among the relatively unexplored problems involved in community decision-making, one that may be expected to receive increasing attention in the years ahead concerns the increasing penetration of the federal government into local affairs. This study examines some facets of that problem in the face of an economic crisis and a political turn toward conservative Republicans in South Bend, Indiana. The departure of the Studebaker Corporation in Decemb…
Men at the Top
The Makers of Public Policy
Political Leadership in Industrialized Societies
The Development of Social Thought
Integration and Cleavage Among Community Influentials in Two Border Cities
Studies of community power structure have tended to assume the existence of single, socially integrated elite groups dominating the decision-making process. The present study was designed to ascertain whether or not those who were presumed to be business and political influentials are indeed integrated. Integration was measured in four ways: (1') extent to which businessmen and politicos were chosen as influential both in business and politics; (…
The Reputational Technique as a Measure of Community Power
The Family and Religion
I have a deep personal commitment both to family and to religion. The family has always been for me a source of love, joy, and pleasure, as well as, on occasion, frustration and anger. If at times it has threatened to stifle me in its warm embrace, it has also made possible my pursuit of a wide range of activities, secure in knowledge that there would be people around who would care for my wounds, even if they wouldn't or couldn't catch me before…
Community Influentials
Religion and Family Life
It has long been argued that important relationships exist in American society between religious institutions, the values they teach, and family life. This essay examines the ways in which contemporary scientists depict these relationships. The data consist of a content analysis of writings in sociology of the family texts, sociology of religion texts, and journals in the latter field. Studies of the social control functions of religion far outnu…
Power and Democracy in America
Influentials in Two Border Cities
The Makers of Public Policy
Institutional and Occupational Representations in Eleven Community Influence Systems
The American Catholic Family
The American Catholic family, like families with other belief systems, is responding to pressures from ongoing rationalization and modernization. This essay explores several dimensions already evident. In particular, the tension between the American quest for personal autonomy and the Catholic tradition of obedience to hierarchical authority is shown to manifest itself in quite different ways among progressive and conservative American Catholics.…
Men at the Top
Autonomy and Democracy in an Autocratic Organization
This article examines data from surveys, historical records, position papers, minutes of group meetings, and other sources to shed light on the ways the laity of the Roman Catholic church in the United States are bringing about change, often in spite of the hierarchy and Vatican bureaucracy. A range of traditional teachings and policies focusing on sexuality, marriage, the priesthood, the locus of authority, and participation in decision making w…
Religion, Ideal Family Size, and Abortion
Recent research has noted a negative relationship between ideal family size (IFS) and proabortion attitudes (AA) which is independent of religious affiliation. The present investigation extends the investigation of this relationship in several ways. First, we find considerable variation in abortion attitudes among the Protestant denominations; this finding warrants a denomination-specific analysis. Second, controlling for religious affiliation wi…
Sources and Management of Strain in a Social Movement
This report of a socio-religious movement, the Christian Family Movement, emphasizes the emergence of clearly defined channels for airing and resolving disputes which regularly develop within the organization. As CFM has continued to grow, it has developed the capacity to withstand fragmentation and conflict and still pursue its formally stated goals. The findings have important implications for a theory of social movements. For it becomes increa…
Community Leadership in an Economic Crisis
Among the relatively unexplored problems involved in community decision-making, one that may be expected to receive increasing attention in the years ahead concerns the increasing penetration of the federal government into local affairs. This study examines some facets of that problem in the face of an economic crisis and a political turn toward conservative Republicans in South Bend, Indiana. The departure of the Studebaker Corporation in Decemb…
Current Trends in Comparative Community Studies
Integration and Cleavage Among Community Influentials in Two Border Cities
Studies of community power structure have tended to assume the existence of single, socially integrated elite groups dominating the decision-making process. The present study was designed to ascertain whether or not those who were presumed to be business and political influentials are indeed integrated. Integration was measured in four ways: (1') extent to which businessmen and politicos were chosen as influential both in business and politics; (…
Georg Simmel, 1858-1908
The Development of Social Thought
Institutional and Occupational Representations in Eleven Community Influence Systems
Society and Power
Collective Dynamics
Current Trends in Comparative Community Studies
The Reputational Technique as a Measure of Community Power
Power and Democracy in America
Society and Personality
Community Political Systems
Power and Democracy in America
Negro Leadership in a Southern City
Who Governs
Religion, Dogmatism, and Community Leadership
Personality structure as developed in the work of Milton Rokeach is used to examine the relationship between religion and political decision making. The personality structures of local community leaders are established and related to variables in addition to religion. The findings show that the relationship between Catholicism and closed mindedness is not as broadly true as it seemed in earlier studies, and that what influence Catholicism did hav…
Community Power and Political Theory
Men at the Top
The Makers of Public Policy
Community Influentials
Religion, Revolution, and Reform
Journal Article Religion, Revolution, and Reform: New Forces for Change in Latin Amercia, edited by William V. D'Antonio and Fredrick B. Pike. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1964. x + 276 pp. $5.95 Get access Gerald M. Shattuck Gerald M. Shattuck Fordham University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 26, Issue 2, Summer 1965, Pages 117–119, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710334 Publish…
Influentials in Two Border Cities
Influentials in Two Border Cities
Community Leadership in an Economic Crisis
Among the relatively unexplored problems involved in community decision-making, one that may be expected to receive increasing attention in the years ahead concerns the increasing penetration of the federal government into local affairs. This study examines some facets of that problem in the face of an economic crisis and a political turn toward conservative Republicans in South Bend, Indiana. The departure of the Studebaker Corporation in Decemb…
Religión, revolución y reforma
Some Implications of Interfaith Perceptions, Patterns of Belief, and Perceptions of Church Structure
One of the most significant developments in American religion during the past several decades has been the increased amount of interfaith communication. In this paper the authors explore some of the implications that 1) interfaith perceptions, 2) patterns of belief, and 3) perceptions of church structure may have for the ability of Christian groups to collaborate more effectively. The authors also raise other questions for research regarding thes…
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