J Rupp
Biographic Data
| ID | 23725 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Rupp |
| GIVEN NAMES | J |
| FAMILY NAME | Rupp |
| SIGNATURE | RUPP J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-0406-3804 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sea passages
In Caribbean poetry, it is time and again the sea, as site of the Middle Passage and as a marker of island experiences, of displacement and belonging, which gives shape to an inherently polyvalent poetics of location. The sea pervades many Caribbean poems, both as a historical contact zone and as an imaginative principle of a new kind of nomadic and mobile epistemology. While the “Black Atlantic” paradigm fruitfully emphasizes transit and transcu…
Minority elite formation in transnational perspective
The Anatomical Renaissance
"The Anatomical Renaissance: The Resurrection of the Anatomical Projects of the Ancients, by Andrew Cunningham.." Canadian Journal of History, 35(1), pp. 121–122
The Manufactured Crisis
The New Science and the Public Sphere in the Premodern Era
The ArgumentThis paper argues that the New Science, which was seen as essentially a public enterprise, was moreover a major constituent of the public sphere in early modern era. In seventeenth-and eighteenth-century Western Europe the sphere of public experimentation, testing, and discussion related to the new science, manifested, itself as a highly diversified, contested, and complex social field.Two general problems arose in constructing this c…
Les classes populaires dans un espace social à deux dimensions
Umfragen, Wahlen und Demokratie Vom Augenblick ihrer Einfuhrung an hat die Praxis der Meinungsumfragen im politischen System ebensowohl positive wie negative Reaktionen gezeitigt. Ihren Befürwortern zufolge gestatteten Meinungsumfragen ein besseres Funktionieren des demokratischen Lebens, weil sie imstande sind, die öffentliche Meinung genauestens zu erfassen, wohingegen es sich fur deren Gegner bloß entweder um eine moderne Technik politischer M…
Citizenship, Education and the Nation‐state. The Inclusiveness of the Educational Systems in the United States and the Netherlands
The aim of the author is to estimate the heuristic value of Meyer's (et al., 1985) social theory on citizenship, education and the nation‐state, in relation to F. Ringer's three dimensions of educational systems (i.e. ‘inclusiveness’, ‘segmentation’, and ‘progressiveness'). Rupp's thesis is that the inclusiveness and expansion of educational systems is related to the processes of the formation of nation‐state and citizenship institutions; their p…
Michel Foucault, Body Politics and the Rise and Expansion of Modern Anatomy
The New Science and the arts flourished vigorously in the seventeenth century Netherlands. Of special importance were the anatomical theatres in Leiden. Delft and Amsterdam. These theatres were important cultural centres in the sense that they were centres of arts and sciences, meeting places for artists and scientists, and places with a public function.What role did anatomy played in the rise and expansion of modern science. Many scholars assume…
Ethnic background, social class or status? Developments in school attainment of the children of immigrants in The Netherlands
In the field of education and children of immigrants we are confronted with a peculiar clash of opinions. Some believe that the differences in school attainment between indigenous children and children of immigrant families can be explained in terms of social class. Others seek the differences in terms of status groups. Empirical research was carried out in one of the bigger cities of The Netherlands, which attempted to further this theoretical d…
Matters of Life and Death
Social Order, Cultural Capital and Citizenship
The question of whether education should be seen as an instrument of social order is an old topic in the social sciences. There exist several theories concerning this question. Two of these rival theories are dealt with in this paper. On the basis of each, historical data have been looked at anew and empirical research has been carried out into the prevailing conditions in the Netherlands. On the basis of the first theory, which was inspired by B…
Intra-European Migration
Matters of Life and Death
Social Order, Cultural Capital and Citizenship
The question of whether education should be seen as an instrument of social order is an old topic in the social sciences. There exist several theories concerning this question. Two of these rival theories are dealt with in this paper. On the basis of each, historical data have been looked at anew and empirical research has been carried out into the prevailing conditions in the Netherlands. On the basis of the first theory, which was inspired by B…
Sea passages
In Caribbean poetry, it is time and again the sea, as site of the Middle Passage and as a marker of island experiences, of displacement and belonging, which gives shape to an inherently polyvalent poetics of location. The sea pervades many Caribbean poems, both as a historical contact zone and as an imaginative principle of a new kind of nomadic and mobile epistemology. While the “Black Atlantic” paradigm fruitfully emphasizes transit and transcu…
Les classes populaires dans un espace social à deux dimensions
Umfragen, Wahlen und Demokratie Vom Augenblick ihrer Einfuhrung an hat die Praxis der Meinungsumfragen im politischen System ebensowohl positive wie negative Reaktionen gezeitigt. Ihren Befürwortern zufolge gestatteten Meinungsumfragen ein besseres Funktionieren des demokratischen Lebens, weil sie imstande sind, die öffentliche Meinung genauestens zu erfassen, wohingegen es sich fur deren Gegner bloß entweder um eine moderne Technik politischer M…
The New Science and the Public Sphere in the Premodern Era
The ArgumentThis paper argues that the New Science, which was seen as essentially a public enterprise, was moreover a major constituent of the public sphere in early modern era. In seventeenth-and eighteenth-century Western Europe the sphere of public experimentation, testing, and discussion related to the new science, manifested, itself as a highly diversified, contested, and complex social field.Two general problems arose in constructing this c…
Michel Foucault, Body Politics and the Rise and Expansion of Modern Anatomy
The New Science and the arts flourished vigorously in the seventeenth century Netherlands. Of special importance were the anatomical theatres in Leiden. Delft and Amsterdam. These theatres were important cultural centres in the sense that they were centres of arts and sciences, meeting places for artists and scientists, and places with a public function.What role did anatomy played in the rise and expansion of modern science. Many scholars assume…
Ethnic background, social class or status? Developments in school attainment of the children of immigrants in The Netherlands
In the field of education and children of immigrants we are confronted with a peculiar clash of opinions. Some believe that the differences in school attainment between indigenous children and children of immigrant families can be explained in terms of social class. Others seek the differences in terms of status groups. Empirical research was carried out in one of the bigger cities of The Netherlands, which attempted to further this theoretical d…
Intra-European Migration
Social Order, Cultural Capital and Citizenship
The question of whether education should be seen as an instrument of social order is an old topic in the social sciences. There exist several theories concerning this question. Two of these rival theories are dealt with in this paper. On the basis of each, historical data have been looked at anew and empirical research has been carried out into the prevailing conditions in the Netherlands. On the basis of the first theory, which was inspired by B…
Matters of Life and Death
Michel Foucault, Body Politics and the Rise and Expansion of Modern Anatomy
The New Science and the arts flourished vigorously in the seventeenth century Netherlands. Of special importance were the anatomical theatres in Leiden. Delft and Amsterdam. These theatres were important cultural centres in the sense that they were centres of arts and sciences, meeting places for artists and scientists, and places with a public function.What role did anatomy played in the rise and expansion of modern science. Many scholars assume…
Ethnic background, social class or status? Developments in school attainment of the children of immigrants in The Netherlands
In the field of education and children of immigrants we are confronted with a peculiar clash of opinions. Some believe that the differences in school attainment between indigenous children and children of immigrant families can be explained in terms of social class. Others seek the differences in terms of status groups. Empirical research was carried out in one of the bigger cities of The Netherlands, which attempted to further this theoretical d…
Citizenship, Education and the Nation‐state. The Inclusiveness of the Educational Systems in the United States and the Netherlands
The aim of the author is to estimate the heuristic value of Meyer's (et al., 1985) social theory on citizenship, education and the nation‐state, in relation to F. Ringer's three dimensions of educational systems (i.e. ‘inclusiveness’, ‘segmentation’, and ‘progressiveness'). Rupp's thesis is that the inclusiveness and expansion of educational systems is related to the processes of the formation of nation‐state and citizenship institutions; their p…
The New Science and the Public Sphere in the Premodern Era
The ArgumentThis paper argues that the New Science, which was seen as essentially a public enterprise, was moreover a major constituent of the public sphere in early modern era. In seventeenth-and eighteenth-century Western Europe the sphere of public experimentation, testing, and discussion related to the new science, manifested, itself as a highly diversified, contested, and complex social field.Two general problems arose in constructing this c…
Les classes populaires dans un espace social à deux dimensions
Umfragen, Wahlen und Demokratie Vom Augenblick ihrer Einfuhrung an hat die Praxis der Meinungsumfragen im politischen System ebensowohl positive wie negative Reaktionen gezeitigt. Ihren Befürwortern zufolge gestatteten Meinungsumfragen ein besseres Funktionieren des demokratischen Lebens, weil sie imstande sind, die öffentliche Meinung genauestens zu erfassen, wohingegen es sich fur deren Gegner bloß entweder um eine moderne Technik politischer M…
The Manufactured Crisis
The Anatomical Renaissance
"The Anatomical Renaissance: The Resurrection of the Anatomical Projects of the Ancients, by Andrew Cunningham.." Canadian Journal of History, 35(1), pp. 121–122
Minority elite formation in transnational perspective
Sea passages
In Caribbean poetry, it is time and again the sea, as site of the Middle Passage and as a marker of island experiences, of displacement and belonging, which gives shape to an inherently polyvalent poetics of location. The sea pervades many Caribbean poems, both as a historical contact zone and as an imaginative principle of a new kind of nomadic and mobile epistemology. While the “Black Atlantic” paradigm fruitfully emphasizes transit and transcu…
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · History (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Art history (2 works) · Citizenship (2 works) · Classics (2 works)