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Colin M Rip

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ID173178
NAMEColin M Rip
GIVEN NAMESColin M
FAMILY NAMERip
SIGNATURERIP C M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of South Africa
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT6
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1968
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1979
H-INDEX1
  • Sosiologie vir Suid-Afrika

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1979

    'n Belangrike oorweging vir die keuse van die onderwerp is die hele problematiek van 'n “sosiologie sonder 'n samelewing” wat daartoe aanleiding gee dat die samelewingsrelevante dimensie van die wetenskap sosiologie in die niet verdwyn sodat sosioloë meesters van hul vak word maar min van hul samelewing weet

  • Modernization or Westernization

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1977

    Social change is discussed in the context of modernization and westernization. The question is asked whether social change implies a variation of existing realities or a substitution of existing realities by something radically different. Are modernization and westernization synonymous? These questions are analysed with specific reference to certain non-white groups in South Africa. It is argued that if western oriented elites moved info Africa's…

  • Sosiologiese Probleme in Verband Met Regionale Ontwikkeling

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1976

    SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN CONNECTION WITH REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: These problems are discussed in terms of the four hierarchically related components, slues, norms, mobilization in organized roles and situation facilities. Values are defined as that which is regarded as desirable; norms as prescriptions for action ; mobilization in organized roles includes most of what is regarded as social organization and situation facilities refer to the means av…

  • Sociology

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1976

    Sociology does not have a single image nor is there only one set of expectations in respect of sociology. The images and the expectations are directly related to who is asking the question and who is answering it. If it is a professional sociologist asking the question he will reply in one way but if it is a social scientist of another discipline or a natural scientist or a policy-maker or a man in the street or a student, they will answer in dif…

  • Enkele Implikasies van Hoëdigtheidsbewoning

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1974

    SOME IMPLICATIONS OF HIGH DENSITY HOUSING: RECENT FINDINGS: An attempt was made to test the validity of certain stereotypes in connection with high density housing by examining recent empirical data. These stereotypes are that fat-dwelling is temporary; that only younger persons live in fats; that people in flats do not know their neighbours and do not take much notice of them; that fat-dwellers are lonely, isolated, anxious and aggressive; that …

  • The Changing Urban Bantu Family

    Anna F Steyn, Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1968•Cited by: 6

    This paper attempts to show the effect of contact with Western civilization and urbanization on the structure and functioning of the Bantu family system in the Republic of South Africa. The traditional situation is set out and compared with the present- day situation in urban areas. Attention is given to marriage cus- toms, including the custom of lobola, interpersonal relationships within the family, sexual behavior, family composition, family d…

  • The Changing Urban Bantu Family

    Anna F Steyn, Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1968•Cited by: 6

    This paper attempts to show the effect of contact with Western civilization and urbanization on the structure and functioning of the Bantu family system in the Republic of South Africa. The traditional situation is set out and compared with the present- day situation in urban areas. Attention is given to marriage cus- toms, including the custom of lobola, interpersonal relationships within the family, sexual behavior, family composition, family d…

  • The Changing Urban Bantu Family

    Anna F Steyn, Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1968•Cited by: 6

    This paper attempts to show the effect of contact with Western civilization and urbanization on the structure and functioning of the Bantu family system in the Republic of South Africa. The traditional situation is set out and compared with the present- day situation in urban areas. Attention is given to marriage cus- toms, including the custom of lobola, interpersonal relationships within the family, sexual behavior, family composition, family d…

  • Enkele Implikasies van Hoëdigtheidsbewoning

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1974

    SOME IMPLICATIONS OF HIGH DENSITY HOUSING: RECENT FINDINGS: An attempt was made to test the validity of certain stereotypes in connection with high density housing by examining recent empirical data. These stereotypes are that fat-dwelling is temporary; that only younger persons live in fats; that people in flats do not know their neighbours and do not take much notice of them; that fat-dwellers are lonely, isolated, anxious and aggressive; that …

  • Sosiologiese Probleme in Verband Met Regionale Ontwikkeling

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1976

    SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN CONNECTION WITH REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: These problems are discussed in terms of the four hierarchically related components, slues, norms, mobilization in organized roles and situation facilities. Values are defined as that which is regarded as desirable; norms as prescriptions for action ; mobilization in organized roles includes most of what is regarded as social organization and situation facilities refer to the means av…

  • Sociology

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1976

    Sociology does not have a single image nor is there only one set of expectations in respect of sociology. The images and the expectations are directly related to who is asking the question and who is answering it. If it is a professional sociologist asking the question he will reply in one way but if it is a social scientist of another discipline or a natural scientist or a policy-maker or a man in the street or a student, they will answer in dif…

  • Modernization or Westernization

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1977

    Social change is discussed in the context of modernization and westernization. The question is asked whether social change implies a variation of existing realities or a substitution of existing realities by something radically different. Are modernization and westernization synonymous? These questions are analysed with specific reference to certain non-white groups in South Africa. It is argued that if western oriented elites moved info Africa's…

  • Sosiologie vir Suid-Afrika

    Colin M Rip•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1979

    'n Belangrike oorweging vir die keuse van die onderwerp is die hele problematiek van 'n “sosiologie sonder 'n samelewing” wat daartoe aanleiding gee dat die samelewingsrelevante dimensie van die wetenskap sosiologie in die niet verdwyn sodat sosioloë meesters van hul vak word maar min van hul samelewing weet

Sociology (5 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Legal Issues in South Africa (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · South African History and Culture (2 works) · African cultural and philosophical studies (1 work)

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