Bruno Benvenuti
Biographic Data
| ID | 1668085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruno Benvenuti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruno |
| FAMILY NAME | Benvenuti |
| SIGNATURE | BENVENUTI B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
On the Dualism Between Sociology and Rural Sociology: Some Hints From the Case of Modernization
Weak theoretical skills on the part of rural sociologists are hardly ever blamed as possible causes for the lack of fertility of the sub-discipline. Reasons are advanced only at paradigmatic and/or methodological levels. This article is intended, however, to illustrate the following points. First, the higher the quality of conceptualization, the less the conceptualization can be applied in an indiscriminate way; second, perception of analysable t…
"Between Marx and the Readers' Digest on an Upcoming Intellectual Style in "Doing Research
Ii Information: Prolegomena to the 1979‐congress of the European Society for Rural Sociology
The Current Status of Rural Sociology
In the firm belief that rural sociology is currently in a state of malaise, this paper attempts to diagnose the sickness. Some of the main aspects of what is called 'conventional rural sociology' are outlined and their limitations discussed. It is argued strongly that rural sociology must become more theoretically-oriented in the problems it sets itself and that more attention be given to conceptual and theoretical issues. It is hoped that the pa…
Institutional Changes in Rural Life
Institutional Changes in Rural LifeIn dealing with institutional problems, particularly when referring to rural development, the sociologist should not avoid value-judgements. With increasing institutional specialization and growth, an increase occurs in individual and collective social action of an intentional character. This intentionality calls for an explicitation of the values underlying the action. Sociology today is unable to meet this pro…
The Current Status of Rural Sociology
In the firm belief that rural sociology is currently in a state of malaise, this paper attempts to diagnose the sickness. Some of the main aspects of what is called 'conventional rural sociology' are outlined and their limitations discussed. It is argued strongly that rural sociology must become more theoretically-oriented in the problems it sets itself and that more attention be given to conceptual and theoretical issues. It is hoped that the pa…
On the Dualism Between Sociology and Rural Sociology: Some Hints From the Case of Modernization
Weak theoretical skills on the part of rural sociologists are hardly ever blamed as possible causes for the lack of fertility of the sub-discipline. Reasons are advanced only at paradigmatic and/or methodological levels. This article is intended, however, to illustrate the following points. First, the higher the quality of conceptualization, the less the conceptualization can be applied in an indiscriminate way; second, perception of analysable t…
Institutional Changes in Rural Life
Institutional Changes in Rural LifeIn dealing with institutional problems, particularly when referring to rural development, the sociologist should not avoid value-judgements. With increasing institutional specialization and growth, an increase occurs in individual and collective social action of an intentional character. This intentionality calls for an explicitation of the values underlying the action. Sociology today is unable to meet this pro…
Institutional Changes in Rural Life
Institutional Changes in Rural LifeIn dealing with institutional problems, particularly when referring to rural development, the sociologist should not avoid value-judgements. With increasing institutional specialization and growth, an increase occurs in individual and collective social action of an intentional character. This intentionality calls for an explicitation of the values underlying the action. Sociology today is unable to meet this pro…
The Current Status of Rural Sociology
In the firm belief that rural sociology is currently in a state of malaise, this paper attempts to diagnose the sickness. Some of the main aspects of what is called 'conventional rural sociology' are outlined and their limitations discussed. It is argued strongly that rural sociology must become more theoretically-oriented in the problems it sets itself and that more attention be given to conceptual and theoretical issues. It is hoped that the pa…
Ii Information: Prolegomena to the 1979‐congress of the European Society for Rural Sociology
"Between Marx and the Readers' Digest on an Upcoming Intellectual Style in "Doing Research
On the Dualism Between Sociology and Rural Sociology: Some Hints From the Case of Modernization
Weak theoretical skills on the part of rural sociologists are hardly ever blamed as possible causes for the lack of fertility of the sub-discipline. Reasons are advanced only at paradigmatic and/or methodological levels. This article is intended, however, to illustrate the following points. First, the higher the quality of conceptualization, the less the conceptualization can be applied in an indiscriminate way; second, perception of analysable t…
Rural development and sustainability (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Social science (3 works) · Citation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cooperative Studies and Economics (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Library science (2 works)