Norman Stockman
Biographic Data
| ID | 247167 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Norman Stockman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Norman |
| FAMILY NAME | Stockman |
| SIGNATURE | STOCKMAN N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Aberdeen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Kidd, Benjamin (1858–1916)
Benjamin Kidd (1858–1916) was a popular writer on sociology in the early years of the new discipline. He engaged with the dominant tendency in British sociology, social Darwinism, which argued that society evolved in a similar way to biological species. His distinctive approach in his book Social Evolution was to identify a social level of competition, separate from but related to the individual level. Societies would be more successful in inters…
Women's work in East and West
Shifting Spheres
Women occupy a subordinate and peripheral place in the Japanese paid workforce and most women experience a considerable interruption to their employment history while they have young children. This is especially true of university graduates, who are less likely than average to continue in paid employment. This paper draws on the Sino-Japanese Survey of Working Women's Lives to provide insight into that minority of women who continue in paid work …
Gender Inequality and Social Structure in Urban China
This article proposes an interpretation of changes in patterns of gender inequality in urban China in terms of the specific interrelationships of production and reproduction in Chinese work-units ( danwei). The historical background of the structural conditions for gender inequality in pre-revolutionary Chinese society is sketched out, emphasising the lack of institutional separation of household and enterprise. The communist danwei is a multi-fu…
The Dual Burden
An analysis of the survey data for employed mothers of young children in urban areas in the three countries demonstrates that they undertake disproportionate shares of domestic labour, compared to their spouses. China is most distinctive, however, in that women there combine full-time paid work with domestic roles and in that their spouses play a greater domestic role than in the other two cases. Gender role segregation in these spheres is greate…
Intruding on Barrington Moore's Privacy
Capitalism — A Wright-Offe
Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences
Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences
I: The Identification of Positivism.- 1. Introduction.- II: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Natural Sciences.- 2. The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism.- 3. The Antipositivism of Critical Theory.- 4. The Antipositivism of Scientific Realism.- 5. Discussion: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Natural Sciences.- III: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences.- 6. The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism.- 7. The An…
Shorter Notices
The Antipositivism of Scientific Realism
The Concept of Ideology in Critical Theory
Positivism, Antipositivism and Ideology
The Concept of Ideology in Scientific Realism
The Concept of Ideology in Critical Rationalism
The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism
The Antipositivism of Critical Theory
The Antipositivism of Critical Theory
The Antipositivism of Scientific Realism
The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism
Shorter Notices
Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences
Habermas, Marcuse and the Aufhebung of Science and Technology
The Structures of the Life-World
Rules and Laws in Sociology
Gender Inequality and Social Structure in Urban China
This article proposes an interpretation of changes in patterns of gender inequality in urban China in terms of the specific interrelationships of production and reproduction in Chinese work-units ( danwei). The historical background of the structural conditions for gender inequality in pre-revolutionary Chinese society is sketched out, emphasising the lack of institutional separation of household and enterprise. The communist danwei is a multi-fu…
Habermas, Marcuse and the Aufhebung of Science and Technology
The Dual Burden
An analysis of the survey data for employed mothers of young children in urban areas in the three countries demonstrates that they undertake disproportionate shares of domestic labour, compared to their spouses. China is most distinctive, however, in that women there combine full-time paid work with domestic roles and in that their spouses play a greater domestic role than in the other two cases. Gender role segregation in these spheres is greate…
A Critique of the Multidimensional Approach to Stratification
Shifting Spheres
Women occupy a subordinate and peripheral place in the Japanese paid workforce and most women experience a considerable interruption to their employment history while they have young children. This is especially true of university graduates, who are less likely than average to continue in paid employment. This paper draws on the Sino-Japanese Survey of Working Women's Lives to provide insight into that minority of women who continue in paid work …
Some Suggestions for a Sociological Approach to the Study of Government Reports
A Critique of the Multidimensional Approach to Stratification
Some Suggestions for a Sociological Approach to the Study of Government Reports
The Structures of the Life-World
Rules and Laws in Sociology
Habermas, Marcuse and the Aufhebung of Science and Technology
The Antipositivism of Scientific Realism
The Concept of Ideology in Critical Theory
Positivism, Antipositivism and Ideology
The Concept of Ideology in Scientific Realism
The Concept of Ideology in Critical Rationalism
The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism
The Antipositivism of Critical Theory
The Antipositivism of Critical Theory
The Antipositivism of Scientific Realism
The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism
Shorter Notices
Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences
Shorter Notices
Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences
I: The Identification of Positivism.- 1. Introduction.- II: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Natural Sciences.- 2. The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism.- 3. The Antipositivism of Critical Theory.- 4. The Antipositivism of Scientific Realism.- 5. Discussion: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Natural Sciences.- III: Antipositivism in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences.- 6. The Antipositivism of Critical Rationalism.- 7. The An…
Capitalism — A Wright-Offe
Antipositivist Theories of the Sciences
Intruding on Barrington Moore's Privacy
The Dual Burden
An analysis of the survey data for employed mothers of young children in urban areas in the three countries demonstrates that they undertake disproportionate shares of domestic labour, compared to their spouses. China is most distinctive, however, in that women there combine full-time paid work with domestic roles and in that their spouses play a greater domestic role than in the other two cases. Gender role segregation in these spheres is greate…
Shifting Spheres
Women occupy a subordinate and peripheral place in the Japanese paid workforce and most women experience a considerable interruption to their employment history while they have young children. This is especially true of university graduates, who are less likely than average to continue in paid employment. This paper draws on the Sino-Japanese Survey of Working Women's Lives to provide insight into that minority of women who continue in paid work …
Gender Inequality and Social Structure in Urban China
This article proposes an interpretation of changes in patterns of gender inequality in urban China in terms of the specific interrelationships of production and reproduction in Chinese work-units ( danwei). The historical background of the structural conditions for gender inequality in pre-revolutionary Chinese society is sketched out, emphasising the lack of institutional separation of household and enterprise. The communist danwei is a multi-fu…
Philosophy (22 works) · Epistemology (19 works) · Sociology (19 works) · Political science (11 works) · Law (10 works) · Social science (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Critical Theory and Philosophy (5 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (5 works) · Positivism (5 works)