Kenneth R Culton
Biographic Data
| ID | 1380117 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kenneth R Culton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kenneth R |
| FAMILY NAME | Culton |
| SIGNATURE | CULTON K R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Niagara University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Shifting Identifications among Religious and Non-Religious Emerging Adults at a Northeastern U.S. Mainstream Denominational College
Little is known about the effect of various social contexts on the development of belief for emerging adults. Specifically, college has been shown to both diminish and strengthen beliefs. I show that identifying as religious or non-religious is largely decoupled from beliefs and practices among emerging adults at a mainstream denominational college. This particular social context is one where beliefs, of many stripes, are seen to be admirable. I …
Breaking the Carnival Mirror
We present a reflexive paper assignment calling for students to report on their own family and/or personal experiences in order to answer the question, “From where does the greatest harm arise?” We find that, through the process of answering this question and sharing findings in class, students’ conception of criminality is broadened. Institutional forms of deviance and white-collar crime come to be understood as the real commonplace sources of h…
Reinventing Political Culture
The Growth and Disruption of a “Free Space”
This article builds on the literature on “free spaces.” The authors address several under examined aspects of this concept through an exploration of the Long Island Do It Yourself (DIY) punk scene. The DIY scene can be understood as a prefigurative space where particular values were espoused and celebrated. The authors analyze how participants understood the free space as well as the specific values that came along with identifying themselves as …
Cuba Represent! Cuban Arts, State Power, and the Making of New Revolutionary Cultures
Thompson, Stacy. Punk Productions
Reinventing Political Culture
The Growth and Disruption of a “Free Space”
This article builds on the literature on “free spaces.” The authors address several under examined aspects of this concept through an exploration of the Long Island Do It Yourself (DIY) punk scene. The DIY scene can be understood as a prefigurative space where particular values were espoused and celebrated. The authors analyze how participants understood the free space as well as the specific values that came along with identifying themselves as …
Breaking the Carnival Mirror
We present a reflexive paper assignment calling for students to report on their own family and/or personal experiences in order to answer the question, “From where does the greatest harm arise?” We find that, through the process of answering this question and sharing findings in class, students’ conception of criminality is broadened. Institutional forms of deviance and white-collar crime come to be understood as the real commonplace sources of h…
Cuba Represent! Cuban Arts, State Power, and the Making of New Revolutionary Cultures
Thompson, Stacy. Punk Productions
Cuba Represent! Cuban Arts, State Power, and the Making of New Revolutionary Cultures
The Growth and Disruption of a “Free Space”
This article builds on the literature on “free spaces.” The authors address several under examined aspects of this concept through an exploration of the Long Island Do It Yourself (DIY) punk scene. The DIY scene can be understood as a prefigurative space where particular values were espoused and celebrated. The authors analyze how participants understood the free space as well as the specific values that came along with identifying themselves as …
Reinventing Political Culture
Breaking the Carnival Mirror
We present a reflexive paper assignment calling for students to report on their own family and/or personal experiences in order to answer the question, “From where does the greatest harm arise?” We find that, through the process of answering this question and sharing findings in class, students’ conception of criminality is broadened. Institutional forms of deviance and white-collar crime come to be understood as the real commonplace sources of h…
Shifting Identifications among Religious and Non-Religious Emerging Adults at a Northeastern U.S. Mainstream Denominational College
Little is known about the effect of various social contexts on the development of belief for emerging adults. Specifically, college has been shown to both diminish and strengthen beliefs. I show that identifying as religious or non-religious is largely decoupled from beliefs and practices among emerging adults at a mainstream denominational college. This particular social context is one where beliefs, of many stripes, are seen to be admirable. I …
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