Frederick R Lynch
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 118086 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Frederick R Lynch |
| NOMBRES | Frederick R |
| APELLIDO | Lynch |
| FIRMA | LYNCH F R |
| AFILIACIONES | Claremont McKenna College |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
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"America's Road to "Post Familialism
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Corporate diversity
Race experts
Aging boomers
Michigan’s multicultural mandate
The diversity machine
Whose diversity? Whose consensus
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Affirmative Talk, Affirmative Action
Race unconsciousness and the white male
Invisible Victims
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Non-Ghetto Gays
This ethnographic study is focused upon the lifestyles of white, suburban, middle-class homosexuals. Interview data on some two dozen individuals obtained in the spring of 1982 was increasingly supplemented and supplanted by continued field observation and other techniques of data-gathering through the summer of 1985. The data on the coming-out experiences were largely congruent with models of homosexual identity formation, especially those of Pl…
Out of Order
Affirmative Action, the Media, and the Public
Affirmative Action
Totem and Taboo in Sociology
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Occult Establishment' or 'Deviant Religion'? The Rise and Fall of a Modern Church of Magic
The evolution of the cosmology, social organization, and practices of a moder of Magic, as well as the social and psychological characteristics of its members, were examined to determine whether the organization more closely approximated the white, middle class Occult Establishment described by Martin Marty, or whether it resembled a which attracted individuals as suggested by Lofland and Stark. The findings confirmed Marty's description in that …
Rumor and Gossip
Sociology as an Art Form
The Dialectic of Ideology and Technology
Toward a Theory of Conversion and Commitment to the Occult
A part of the "occult establishment" is described in this paper, along with the presentation of model whereby "normal people" get involved in an occult group. A discussion of the importance of group ritual in such a process is included
Social theory and the progressive era
Non-Ghetto Gays
This ethnographic study is focused upon the lifestyles of white, suburban, middle-class homosexuals. Interview data on some two dozen individuals obtained in the spring of 1982 was increasingly supplemented and supplanted by continued field observation and other techniques of data-gathering through the summer of 1985. The data on the coming-out experiences were largely congruent with models of homosexual identity formation, especially those of Pl…
Affirmative Action Is Dead; Long Live Affirmative Action
Affirmative Action Is Dead; Long Live Affirmative Action. By Faye J. Crosby. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2004. 352p. $30.00. Through an informative professional literature review, Faye Crosby intends to educate affirmative action critics and a skeptical public about the real-life operation of and continuing need for a largely misunderstood social policy. Her book's key question is “why does the policy of affirmative action which appears rea…
Occult Establishment' or 'Deviant Religion'? The Rise and Fall of a Modern Church of Magic
The evolution of the cosmology, social organization, and practices of a moder of Magic, as well as the social and psychological characteristics of its members, were examined to determine whether the organization more closely approximated the white, middle class Occult Establishment described by Martin Marty, or whether it resembled a which attracted individuals as suggested by Lofland and Stark. The findings confirmed Marty's description in that …
Toward a Theory of Conversion and Commitment to the Occult
A part of the "occult establishment" is described in this paper, along with the presentation of model whereby "normal people" get involved in an occult group. A discussion of the importance of group ritual in such a process is included
Social theory and the progressive era
Corporate diversity
Affirmative Action, the Media, and the Public
Totem and Taboo in Sociology
The thesis is advanced that sociology's strong links with welfare-state liberalism have also led to the widespread acquiescence to 'liberal taboos' regarding some topics of social research such as affirmative action. The relationship between sociology and liberalism is examined. Radical and neoconservative influences are also noted. Adverse encounters with affirmative action taboos by intellectuals and social scientists are discussed as is the 'f…
The diversity machine
Race unconsciousness and the white male
Sociology as an Art Form
The Dialectic of Ideology and Technology
Toward a Theory of Conversion and Commitment to the Occult
A part of the "occult establishment" is described in this paper, along with the presentation of model whereby "normal people" get involved in an occult group. A discussion of the importance of group ritual in such a process is included
Social theory and the progressive era
Rumor and Gossip
Occult Establishment' or 'Deviant Religion'? The Rise and Fall of a Modern Church of Magic
The evolution of the cosmology, social organization, and practices of a moder of Magic, as well as the social and psychological characteristics of its members, were examined to determine whether the organization more closely approximated the white, middle class Occult Establishment described by Martin Marty, or whether it resembled a which attracted individuals as suggested by Lofland and Stark. The findings confirmed Marty's description in that …
Totem and Taboo in Sociology
The thesis is advanced that sociology's strong links with welfare-state liberalism have also led to the widespread acquiescence to 'liberal taboos' regarding some topics of social research such as affirmative action. The relationship between sociology and liberalism is examined. Radical and neoconservative influences are also noted. Adverse encounters with affirmative action taboos by intellectuals and social scientists are discussed as is the 'f…
Affirmative Action, the Media, and the Public
Affirmative Action
Out of Order
Non-Ghetto Gays
This ethnographic study is focused upon the lifestyles of white, suburban, middle-class homosexuals. Interview data on some two dozen individuals obtained in the spring of 1982 was increasingly supplemented and supplanted by continued field observation and other techniques of data-gathering through the summer of 1985. The data on the coming-out experiences were largely congruent with models of homosexual identity formation, especially those of Pl…
Invisible Victims
Introduction: Social Policy by Steamroller Affirmative Action: Legal History and Public Opinion An Affirmative Action Sampler Invisible Victims: Individual Reactions Invisible Victims: Reactions of Co-Wrokers, Friends, and Relatives Invisible Victims: Institutional Responses Affirmative Action and the Mass Media The Spiral of Silence and the New McCarthyism Affirmative Action, the University, and Sociology Elite Recommendation and the Flaws of Af…
Managing diversity
Affirmative Talk, Affirmative Action
Race unconsciousness and the white male
Whose diversity? Whose consensus
The diversity machine
Michigan’s multicultural mandate
Aging boomers
Race experts
Affirmative Action Is Dead; Long Live Affirmative Action
Affirmative Action Is Dead; Long Live Affirmative Action. By Faye J. Crosby. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2004. 352p. $30.00. Through an informative professional literature review, Faye Crosby intends to educate affirmative action critics and a skeptical public about the real-life operation of and continuing need for a largely misunderstood social policy. Her book's key question is “why does the policy of affirmative action which appears rea…
Corporate diversity
Judith Merkle Riley
Judith Merkle Riley, longtime professor of government at Claremont McKenna College and bestselling novelist under her married name, Judith Merkle Riley, died at her home in Claremont, California, on September 12, 2010, of cancer. She was 68
"America's Road to "Post Familialism
"How Did this Man Get Elected?" Perspectives on American Politics, Populism and Donald Trump
Sociology (21 obras) · Political science (20 obras) · Law (17 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Affirmative action (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Action (physics (4 obras)