Eugene Hynes
Biographic Data
| ID | 235772 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eugene Hynes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eugene |
| FAMILY NAME | Hynes |
| SIGNATURE | HYNES E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kettering University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The European Culture Wars in Ireland: The Callan Schools Affair, 1868-81, by Colin Barr
Colin Barr’s question in this book is why there was no Prussian style Kulturkampf in Ireland. After the declaration of papal infallibility at the Vatican Council in 1870–71, and the renewed fear of Catholic aggression and the political struggles which that declaration precipitated in much of continental Europe—and also given the existence of anti-Catholicism among British political élites—why did a seemingly tailor-made opportunity not lead the g…
The Construction of Insiders as Outsiders: Catholic Accounts of Protestant Converts in Pre-Famine Western Ireland
Using a memoir written decades later, I examine key features of the religious scene in Knock, County Mayo, in the 1830s and 1840s. I address the nature of the writer's memory, embodied as it was in orally transmitted stories, and show how these narratives provide maps of the cultural terrain. Then, after briefly considering the class dimension of poor Catholic resentment of powerful Protestants, I focus on the sectarian feeling by and towards oth…
Gatherings in Diaspora: Religious Communities and the New Immigration
CONTENTS Introduction Immigration and Religious Communities in the United States R. Stephan Warner I Religion and the Negotiation of Identities 1 Becoming American by Becoming Hindu: Indian Americans Take Their Place and the Multicultural Table Prema Kurien 2 From the Rivers of Babylon to the Valleys of Los Angeles: The Exodus and Adaptation of Iranian Jews Shoshanah Feher II Transnational Migrants and Religious Hosts 3 Santa Eulalia's People in …
Merchants and Shopkeepers: A Historical Anthropology of an Irish Market Town, 1200–1991. P. H. Gulliver and Marilyn Silverman
Poletown Lives
Elite Control and Citizen Mobilization in a Small Midwestern Town
This paper analyzes the initial success and ultimate failure of a challenge to the economically and politically dominant class in a small town in the U.S. Midwest. The case study is used to elucidate the workings of what Lukes has called the third dimension of power, the ability of the powerful to engineer the consent of the relatively less powerful
To See Ourselves as Others See Us: Using Humor to Teach Sociology
When Western Apaches stage joking imitations of Anglo-Americans, they portray them as gross incompetents in the conduct of social relations. Judged according to Apache standards for what is normal and 'right,' the joker's actions are intended to seem extremely peculiar and altogether 'wrong' (Basso 1979, p. 48). This paper describes how sociology teachers can use descriptions of such joking episodes in their classes. Among Western Apaches on the …
Socialization Values and Punishment Behavior: An Irish Test of Kohn's Thesis
This article reports the result of a test of Melvin Kohn's hypothesis that the more parents value self-direction in their children, the more likely will they be to punish them on the basis of the child's intent rather than on the consequences of the child's behavior. Data are from 309 parents in Dublin, Ireland, who were selected to provide a sample comparable to Kohn's. All the respondents had a sixth-grade son about whom they were interviewed. …
Suicide and Homo Duplex an Interpretation of Durkheim's Typology of Suicide
The four types of suicide that Durkheim distinguished are implicit in his concept of homo duplex and the view of socialization this entailed. The individual requires both repression of his passions and direction toward society: too much or too little of either of these two processes leads to suicide and each of the four types represents one type of such failure in socialization. Internal evidence from Suicide is used to show that Durkheim did in …
Suicide and Homo Duplex an Interpretation of Durkheim's Typology of Suicide
The four types of suicide that Durkheim distinguished are implicit in his concept of homo duplex and the view of socialization this entailed. The individual requires both repression of his passions and direction toward society: too much or too little of either of these two processes leads to suicide and each of the four types represents one type of such failure in socialization. Internal evidence from Suicide is used to show that Durkheim did in …
Socialization Values and Punishment Behavior: An Irish Test of Kohn's Thesis
This article reports the result of a test of Melvin Kohn's hypothesis that the more parents value self-direction in their children, the more likely will they be to punish them on the basis of the child's intent rather than on the consequences of the child's behavior. Data are from 309 parents in Dublin, Ireland, who were selected to provide a sample comparable to Kohn's. All the respondents had a sixth-grade son about whom they were interviewed. …
Elite Control and Citizen Mobilization in a Small Midwestern Town
This paper analyzes the initial success and ultimate failure of a challenge to the economically and politically dominant class in a small town in the U.S. Midwest. The case study is used to elucidate the workings of what Lukes has called the third dimension of power, the ability of the powerful to engineer the consent of the relatively less powerful
Suicide and Homo Duplex an Interpretation of Durkheim's Typology of Suicide
The four types of suicide that Durkheim distinguished are implicit in his concept of homo duplex and the view of socialization this entailed. The individual requires both repression of his passions and direction toward society: too much or too little of either of these two processes leads to suicide and each of the four types represents one type of such failure in socialization. Internal evidence from Suicide is used to show that Durkheim did in …
Socialization Values and Punishment Behavior: An Irish Test of Kohn's Thesis
This article reports the result of a test of Melvin Kohn's hypothesis that the more parents value self-direction in their children, the more likely will they be to punish them on the basis of the child's intent rather than on the consequences of the child's behavior. Data are from 309 parents in Dublin, Ireland, who were selected to provide a sample comparable to Kohn's. All the respondents had a sixth-grade son about whom they were interviewed. …
To See Ourselves as Others See Us: Using Humor to Teach Sociology
When Western Apaches stage joking imitations of Anglo-Americans, they portray them as gross incompetents in the conduct of social relations. Judged according to Apache standards for what is normal and 'right,' the joker's actions are intended to seem extremely peculiar and altogether 'wrong' (Basso 1979, p. 48). This paper describes how sociology teachers can use descriptions of such joking episodes in their classes. Among Western Apaches on the …
Elite Control and Citizen Mobilization in a Small Midwestern Town
This paper analyzes the initial success and ultimate failure of a challenge to the economically and politically dominant class in a small town in the U.S. Midwest. The case study is used to elucidate the workings of what Lukes has called the third dimension of power, the ability of the powerful to engineer the consent of the relatively less powerful
Poletown Lives
Merchants and Shopkeepers: A Historical Anthropology of an Irish Market Town, 1200–1991. P. H. Gulliver and Marilyn Silverman
Gatherings in Diaspora: Religious Communities and the New Immigration
CONTENTS Introduction Immigration and Religious Communities in the United States R. Stephan Warner I Religion and the Negotiation of Identities 1 Becoming American by Becoming Hindu: Indian Americans Take Their Place and the Multicultural Table Prema Kurien 2 From the Rivers of Babylon to the Valleys of Los Angeles: The Exodus and Adaptation of Iranian Jews Shoshanah Feher II Transnational Migrants and Religious Hosts 3 Santa Eulalia's People in …
The Construction of Insiders as Outsiders: Catholic Accounts of Protestant Converts in Pre-Famine Western Ireland
Using a memoir written decades later, I examine key features of the religious scene in Knock, County Mayo, in the 1830s and 1840s. I address the nature of the writer's memory, embodied as it was in orally transmitted stories, and show how these narratives provide maps of the cultural terrain. Then, after briefly considering the class dimension of poor Catholic resentment of powerful Protestants, I focus on the sectarian feeling by and towards oth…
The European Culture Wars in Ireland: The Callan Schools Affair, 1868-81, by Colin Barr
Colin Barr’s question in this book is why there was no Prussian style Kulturkampf in Ireland. After the declaration of papal infallibility at the Vatican Council in 1870–71, and the renewed fear of Catholic aggression and the political struggles which that declaration precipitated in much of continental Europe—and also given the existence of anti-Catholicism among British political élites—why did a seemingly tailor-made opportunity not lead the g…
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