David R Schweitzer
Biographic Data
| ID | 149874 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David R Schweitzer |
| GIVEN NAMES | David R |
| FAMILY NAME | Schweitzer |
| SIGNATURE | SCHWEITZER D R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of British Columbia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Marxist Theories of Alienation and Reification: The Response to Capitalism, State Socialism and the Advent of Postmodernity
Marx's formulation of the alienation problematic is grounded in a strategic set of underlying assumptions concerning the human condition. On the one hand, people are seen as the creators of their material and mental world through their labour activity. They are endowed with natural human qualities, creative powers and historically existing potentialities that are essential to human growth. People are, in essence, free, creative, productive beings…
Fearful Spectres: Charles James Fox and the Illusion of Anglo-Irish Oppositional Unity, 1784-1801
Aristocratic Century: The Peerage of Eighteenth-Century England , by John Cannon
"Aristocratic Century: The Peerage of Eighteenth-Century England, by John Cannon." Canadian Journal of History, 21(1), pp. 96–97
Viceregal Vignettes: Lords Lieutenant of Ireland Under William Pitt, the Younger, 1784-1801
The Failure of William Pitt's Irish Trade Propositions 1785
Marxism and the Good Society
Alienation: Problems of Meaning, Theory and Method
Social mobility, status attainment, and class formation: Theoretical, ideological, and methodological problems in international comparative research
This paper is devoted to a critical review of recent theoretical and methodological developments in comparative social mobility research. Issues are raised concerning underlying assumptions and ideological commitments that determine the way questions about social mobility have been formulated and researched within the mainstream empirical tradition of comparative stratification and mobility research. Part of the aim is to provoke a critical rethi…
Social Class and Values
Theories of Alienation: Critical Perspectives in Philosophy and Social Sciences
Evolution of the theory and concept.- Alienation as a concept in the social sciences.- Extensions and reformulations in Marxist analysis.- Alienation and reification.- Using Marx's theory of alienation empirically.- Psychiatric approaches.- Some problems of reification in existential psychiatry: conceptual and practical considerations.- The Tantalus Ratio. A scaffolding for an ontological personality theory.- New conceptual and theoretical approa…
Theories of Alienation
Status Politics and Conservative Ideology: A French‐swiss Case in National and Comparative Perspective
The accent on status‐anxiety factors which shape ideologies and political directions has emerged as a popular, but relatively speculative and untested, theme in contemporary political analysis. This article traces the evolution of the “status politics” theme, from its essayist interpretations of American right‐wing radicalism to comparative applications in other Western industrialized societies. The task is to make more organized sense of this th…
Theories of Alienation: Critical Perspectives in Philosophy and the Social Sciences
Theories of Alienation: Critical Perspectives in Philosophy and the Social Sciences
Values, Authoritarianism, and Antagonism toward Ethnic Minorities: A Swiss Replication
New Third Party Radicalism: The Case of the California Peace and Freedom Party
New Third Party Radicalism: The Case of the California Peace and Freedom Party
R EPUDIATION of conventional political focus and strategy is one of the more striking characteristics of what in America is being called the New Left, New Radicals, or simply The Movement.' Whatever its exact title, the new American radical left would not be expected to appeal to the middleclass leftist generally associated with the established politics of traditional liberalism and political change through the existing frame of the two-party sys…
New Left As Right: Convergent Themes of Political Discontent
Boundaries between the New Left and the traditionalist and libertarian factions of the conventional Right are today often obscured by newly emerging issues. This study attempts to clarify some of the new meanings applied to Left and Right, based on comparative survey data from thirdparty activists of the Los Angeles Peace and Freedom County Council and major party activists of the Los Angeles Democrat and Republican County Central Committees, and…
Proceedings, Research Sociologists' Conference on Alcohol Problems.
Values, Authoritarianism, and Antagonism toward Ethnic Minorities: A Swiss Replication
The Failure of William Pitt's Irish Trade Propositions 1785
Social Class and Values
Theories of Alienation
Status Politics and Conservative Ideology: A French‐swiss Case in National and Comparative Perspective
The accent on status‐anxiety factors which shape ideologies and political directions has emerged as a popular, but relatively speculative and untested, theme in contemporary political analysis. This article traces the evolution of the “status politics” theme, from its essayist interpretations of American right‐wing radicalism to comparative applications in other Western industrialized societies. The task is to make more organized sense of this th…
New Left As Right: Convergent Themes of Political Discontent
Boundaries between the New Left and the traditionalist and libertarian factions of the conventional Right are today often obscured by newly emerging issues. This study attempts to clarify some of the new meanings applied to Left and Right, based on comparative survey data from thirdparty activists of the Los Angeles Peace and Freedom County Council and major party activists of the Los Angeles Democrat and Republican County Central Committees, and…
Social mobility, status attainment, and class formation: Theoretical, ideological, and methodological problems in international comparative research
This paper is devoted to a critical review of recent theoretical and methodological developments in comparative social mobility research. Issues are raised concerning underlying assumptions and ideological commitments that determine the way questions about social mobility have been formulated and researched within the mainstream empirical tradition of comparative stratification and mobility research. Part of the aim is to provoke a critical rethi…
New Third Party Radicalism: The Case of the California Peace and Freedom Party
Proceedings, Research Sociologists' Conference on Alcohol Problems.
New Third Party Radicalism: The Case of the California Peace and Freedom Party
New Third Party Radicalism: The Case of the California Peace and Freedom Party
R EPUDIATION of conventional political focus and strategy is one of the more striking characteristics of what in America is being called the New Left, New Radicals, or simply The Movement.' Whatever its exact title, the new American radical left would not be expected to appeal to the middleclass leftist generally associated with the established politics of traditional liberalism and political change through the existing frame of the two-party sys…
New Left As Right: Convergent Themes of Political Discontent
Boundaries between the New Left and the traditionalist and libertarian factions of the conventional Right are today often obscured by newly emerging issues. This study attempts to clarify some of the new meanings applied to Left and Right, based on comparative survey data from thirdparty activists of the Los Angeles Peace and Freedom County Council and major party activists of the Los Angeles Democrat and Republican County Central Committees, and…
Values, Authoritarianism, and Antagonism toward Ethnic Minorities: A Swiss Replication
Theories of Alienation: Critical Perspectives in Philosophy and the Social Sciences
Status Politics and Conservative Ideology: A French‐swiss Case in National and Comparative Perspective
The accent on status‐anxiety factors which shape ideologies and political directions has emerged as a popular, but relatively speculative and untested, theme in contemporary political analysis. This article traces the evolution of the “status politics” theme, from its essayist interpretations of American right‐wing radicalism to comparative applications in other Western industrialized societies. The task is to make more organized sense of this th…
Theories of Alienation: Critical Perspectives in Philosophy and the Social Sciences
Theories of Alienation: Critical Perspectives in Philosophy and Social Sciences
Evolution of the theory and concept.- Alienation as a concept in the social sciences.- Extensions and reformulations in Marxist analysis.- Alienation and reification.- Using Marx's theory of alienation empirically.- Psychiatric approaches.- Some problems of reification in existential psychiatry: conceptual and practical considerations.- The Tantalus Ratio. A scaffolding for an ontological personality theory.- New conceptual and theoretical approa…
Theories of Alienation
Social Class and Values
Social mobility, status attainment, and class formation: Theoretical, ideological, and methodological problems in international comparative research
This paper is devoted to a critical review of recent theoretical and methodological developments in comparative social mobility research. Issues are raised concerning underlying assumptions and ideological commitments that determine the way questions about social mobility have been formulated and researched within the mainstream empirical tradition of comparative stratification and mobility research. Part of the aim is to provoke a critical rethi…
Marxism and the Good Society
Alienation: Problems of Meaning, Theory and Method
The Failure of William Pitt's Irish Trade Propositions 1785
Aristocratic Century: The Peerage of Eighteenth-Century England , by John Cannon
"Aristocratic Century: The Peerage of Eighteenth-Century England, by John Cannon." Canadian Journal of History, 21(1), pp. 96–97
Viceregal Vignettes: Lords Lieutenant of Ireland Under William Pitt, the Younger, 1784-1801
Fearful Spectres: Charles James Fox and the Illusion of Anglo-Irish Oppositional Unity, 1784-1801
Marxist Theories of Alienation and Reification: The Response to Capitalism, State Socialism and the Advent of Postmodernity
Marx's formulation of the alienation problematic is grounded in a strategic set of underlying assumptions concerning the human condition. On the one hand, people are seen as the creators of their material and mental world through their labour activity. They are endowed with natural human qualities, creative powers and historically existing potentialities that are essential to human growth. People are, in essence, free, creative, productive beings…
Political science (16 works) · Sociology (15 works) · Law (14 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Epistemology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Alienation (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (4 works)