Mari J Molseed
Biographic Data
| ID | 255502 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mari J Molseed |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mari J |
| FAMILY NAME | Molseed |
| SIGNATURE | MOLSEED M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
In Loco Parentis
This statement demonstrates the applicability of the parental relationship form as specified by Carl J. Couch by applying the generic elements of this form to multiple content situations. I demonstrate that the survival of subordinates is enhanced when superordinates enact the parental relationship, while survival of subordinates is rendered problematic when superordinates fail to enact this relationship. I further argue that categorical identiti…
Naturalistic Observation in the Laboratory
Symbolic interactionists generally eschew laboratory research in favor of naturalistic observation in field settings. This is consistent with the recommendations of Blumer, who argued that social processes and relationships, which are the appropriate subject matter for sociology, cannot be studied adequately within the laboratory. In this statement, I argue that when the laboratory is used as a “provocative stage,” the integrity of social action …
Social Order and the Public Philosophy
The Problem of Temporality in the Work of Georg Simmel
While Georg Simmel's work is predominantly recognized as contributing to the formal analysis of social interaction and temporality is an issue not conceived of as a feature of his work, formal analysis is not incompatible with a temporal approach to the study of social life. This article discusses issues of temporality as they appeared in the work of Georg Simmel by first presenting some general comments about his work and its status within the d…
The Obsessive Discoverer's Complex and the "Discovery" of Growth in Sociological Theory
The Problem of Temporality in the Work of Georg Simmel
While Georg Simmel's work is predominantly recognized as contributing to the formal analysis of social interaction and temporality is an issue not conceived of as a feature of his work, formal analysis is not incompatible with a temporal approach to the study of social life. This article discusses issues of temporality as they appeared in the work of Georg Simmel by first presenting some general comments about his work and its status within the d…
Naturalistic Observation in the Laboratory
Symbolic interactionists generally eschew laboratory research in favor of naturalistic observation in field settings. This is consistent with the recommendations of Blumer, who argued that social processes and relationships, which are the appropriate subject matter for sociology, cannot be studied adequately within the laboratory. In this statement, I argue that when the laboratory is used as a “provocative stage,” the integrity of social action …
The Obsessive Discoverer's Complex and the "Discovery" of Growth in Sociological Theory
In Loco Parentis
This statement demonstrates the applicability of the parental relationship form as specified by Carl J. Couch by applying the generic elements of this form to multiple content situations. I demonstrate that the survival of subordinates is enhanced when superordinates enact the parental relationship, while survival of subordinates is rendered problematic when superordinates fail to enact this relationship. I further argue that categorical identiti…
The Obsessive Discoverer's Complex and the "Discovery" of Growth in Sociological Theory
The Problem of Temporality in the Work of Georg Simmel
While Georg Simmel's work is predominantly recognized as contributing to the formal analysis of social interaction and temporality is an issue not conceived of as a feature of his work, formal analysis is not incompatible with a temporal approach to the study of social life. This article discusses issues of temporality as they appeared in the work of Georg Simmel by first presenting some general comments about his work and its status within the d…
Social Order and the Public Philosophy
Naturalistic Observation in the Laboratory
Symbolic interactionists generally eschew laboratory research in favor of naturalistic observation in field settings. This is consistent with the recommendations of Blumer, who argued that social processes and relationships, which are the appropriate subject matter for sociology, cannot be studied adequately within the laboratory. In this statement, I argue that when the laboratory is used as a “provocative stage,” the integrity of social action …
In Loco Parentis
This statement demonstrates the applicability of the parental relationship form as specified by Carl J. Couch by applying the generic elements of this form to multiple content situations. I demonstrate that the survival of subordinates is enhanced when superordinates enact the parental relationship, while survival of subordinates is rendered problematic when superordinates fail to enact this relationship. I further argue that categorical identiti…
Sociology (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Management and Organizational Studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (2 works)