Daniel Bell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3586949 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Bell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Bell |
| SIGNATURE | BELL D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5637-283X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 116 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 925 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 115 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1944 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 10 |
Ritual, Community, and Democracy: Critical Reflections on Chenyang Li’s Reshaping Confucianism: A Progressive Inquiry
Juror Decision Making and Euthanasia: Exploring the Role of Jury Nullification, Manner of Death, and Defendant-Decedent Relationship
In cases of euthanasia, determinations of guilt may be influenced by legal and extra-legal factors. This study explores the role that nullification instructions play in juror decision making. A defendant may be viewed as less culpable if the act was done out of mercy and jury nullification may occur as a result. We anticipated that these determinations may be influenced by the manner of death and the relational distance between the defendant and …
Miranda Warning Comprehension: The Influence of Verbal Aptitude and Hearing Status
The Miranda warning was drafted in order to inform people of their rights upon arrest in an easy to understand manner. However, to understand the warning a person needs a high school level reading comprehension (which is above the level of most offenders). Among these offenders, deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) individuals are particularly prone to misinterpreting the Miranda warning due to language barriers with law enforcement and below average E…
Mitochondrial Pyruvate Carriers are not Required for Adipogenesis but are Regulated by High‐Fat Feeding in Brown Adipose Tissue
Although MPCs are essential for pyruvate transport, MPCs are not required for adipogenesis in vitro, suggesting that other substrates can be used for energy production when the MPC complex is not functional. Also, a significant decrease in MPC1 and 2 expression occurred in brown fat, but not white fat, of male mice fed an HFD.
Just Hierarchy: Why Social Hierarchies Matter in China and the Rest of the World
All complex and large-scale societies are organized along certain hierarchies, but the concept of hierarchy has become almost taboo in the modern world. This book contends that this stigma is a mistake. In fact, as the book shows, it is neither possible nor advisable to do away with social hierarchies. The book ask which forms of hierarchy are justified and how these can serve morally desirable goals. It looks at ways of promoting just forms of h…
Chinese Fort Creolization: On the Origin of Xining Mandarin
Xining Mandarin (Qinghai province, Northwest China) strikingly diverges from the usual syntactic profile of Sinitic languages, featuring an array of head-final categories which are inherent instead to the local substrate languages. In this paper, the formation of the dialect is considered from a historical perspective and it is seen to have emerged in a fort creolization (Bickerton, 1988) scenario, comparable to that found for European lexifier c…
Trump as Mirror for the Church: Death and Despair, Hope and Resurrection of the Church
The election of Donald Trump inaugurated a wave of anxiety-bordering-on-despair among various peoples hoping for another, better world. This paper considers whether Trump deserves such acclaim in the sense that Trump is at best a symptom or cipher that can be approached by heeding Martin Luther's observation that our politicians reflect who we are. To make this argument first I draw upon the work of Andrew Bacevich to suggest a certain continuity…
Chinese possesses Japanese style scrambling: The case of Xining Mandarin
Intermodal Mobility Hubs and User Needs
Technological innovation in the mobility and transport sphere is still strongly aimed at vehicle- or infrastructure-based systems. Actual user needs in regard to accessibility and usability of the links between different transportation modes are usually addressed by standardized planning processes. In a row of four consecutive Austrian research projects, every element in the chain of intermodal routes was addressed, starting from the user-centere…
The Radical Right
Community of Citizens: On the Modem Idea of Nationality
Radical Right
Books by Our Readers
Bankruptcy law is a major part of the American legal landscape. More than a million individuals and thousands of businesses sought relief in the United States' 93 bankruptcy courts in 2014, more than 27,000 of them in the Eastern District of Michigan. Important business of great consequence takes place in the courts, yet they ordinarily draw little public attention. In Adversity and Justice, Kevin Ball takes a closer look at the history and evolu…
Christians in an Age of Wealth: A Biblical Theology of Stewardship by Craig L. Blomberg
The Cambridge Companion to Christian Political Theology
Interest in political theology has surged in recent years, and this accessible volume provides a focused overview of the field. Many are asking serious questions about religious faith in secular societies, the origin and function of democratic polities, worldwide economic challenges, the shift of Christianity's center of gravity to the global south, and anxieties related to bold and even violent assertions of theologically determined political id…
What Happened to Class
Promovendo a compreensão da composição aditiva em crianças surdas
O estudo tem como objetivo analisar a compreensão da composição aditiva dos números em crianças surdas. Este artigo descreve dois estudos que utilizaram a Tarefa de Compra de Nunes e Schliemann (1990) para investigar a compreensão da composição aditiva em crianças no contexto de contar dinheiro. No primeiro estudo, comparamos a compreensão da composição aditiva em crianças surdas à de crianças ouvintes da mesma idade. No segundo estudo, realizamo…
La reconstruction de l'éducation libérale
Bearing the Weight of Salvation: The Soteriology of Ignacio Ellacuría – By Michael E. Lee
The Fragile Brilliance of Glass: Empire, Multitude, and the Coming Community
Michael Hardt, Antonio Negri and Giorgio Agamben are among a handful of contemporary continental philosophers whose thought of the political proves simultaneously most salutary and vexing for the task of articulating a postliberal Augustinian political theology. Their accounts of the political problem of the early twenty-first-century West are most helpful while their anticipation of democracy raises serious questions about the viability of the c…
China's new Confucianism: Politics and Everyday Life in a Changing Society
Just Policing, Not War: An Alternative Response to World Violence – Edited by Gerald W. Schlabach
A Theology of Public Life – By Charles T. Mathewes
The Long Truce: How Toleration Made the World Safe for Power and Profit – By A. J. Conyers
La guerre, la paix et le soft power chinois
L’article met en relation la maniere dont les processus de reproduction, de circulation, d’adaptation et de territorialisation du religieux en migration se donnent a voir au sein des espaces urbains. La devotion a la Vierge d’Urkupina, originaire de Cochabamba, est l’une des expressions de la religiosite populaire bolivienne qui s’est diffusee dans le monde, a la faveur de la migration bolivienne. Nous analysons les celebrations religieuses et le…
The cultural contradictions of capitalism
Since its original publication in 1976, The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism has been hailed as an intellectual tour de force that redefines how we think about the relationship among econmomics, culture, and social change. Daniel Bell, the author of such other modern classics as The End of Ideology and The Coming of Post-Industrial Society, argues that the unbounded drive of modern capitalism undermines the moral foundations of the original …
The coming of post-industrial society: A Venture in Social Forecasting
The end of ideology: On the Exhaustion of Political Ideas in the Fifties : With a New Afterword
The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism
Foreword: 1978 * Introduction/The Disjunction of Realms: A Statement of Themes The Double Bind Of Modernity * The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism * The Disjunctions of Cultural Discourse * The Sensibility of the Sixties * Toward the Great Instauration: Religion and Culture in a Post-Industrial Age The Dilemmas Of The Polity * An Introductory Note: From the Culture to the Polity * Unstable America: Transitory and Permanent Factors in a Natio…
The Return of the Sacred? The Argument on the Future of Religion
The New American Right
Ten Theories in Search of Reality: The Prediction of Soviet Behavior in the Social Sciences
Surely, more has been written about the Russian Revolution and the ensuing forty years of Soviet rule than about any comparable episode in human history. The bibliography of items on the French Revolution occupies, it is said, one wall of the Bibliothéque Nationale. A complete bibliography on the Soviet Union—which is yet to be compiledand may never be because of the geometric rate at which it multiplies—would probably make that earlier cenotaph …
Student Power: Problems, Diagnosis, Action
The East Asian Challenge to Human Rights: Reflections on an East West Dialogue
The East Asian Challenge to Human Rights: Reflections on an East West Dialogue 1 Daniel A. Bell (bio) This paper attempts to get beyond the rhetoric that has dogged the human rights debate and to identify relatively persuasive East Asian criticisms of traditional Western approaches to human rights. It distinguishes among three sorts of arguments for a culturally sensitive approach to human rights: (1) the argument that situation-specific justific…
The new class: A muddled concept
The Future World Disorder: The Structural Context of Crises
The Power Elite-Reconsidered
The Power Elite has had a wide emotional appeal because of its rhetoric and its tough-minded "unmasking" of naïve, Populist illusions about democratic checks on power. But a detailed, textual analysis of the book shows a loose and confusing use of terminology. Its conceptual scheme draws from European experiences which do not apply in American life. Its method is static and ahistorical. Power, as Mills defines it, is violence, but this avoids mor…
Television sex roles in the 1980s: Do viewers' sex and sex role orientation change the picture
The Social Sciences Since the Second World War
Organizing his work thematically to explore important ideas and trends that have influenced the social sciences since World War II, Daniel Bell charts the rise and fall of major developments in the field and presents a comprehensive survey of the progress of the social sciences over this thirty-five year period. Bell discusses such major advances as the emergence of sotiobiology as an effort to unify social behavior through genetically-based para…
Ideology and Soviet Politics
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Resolving the contradictions of modernity and modernism
The Return of the Sacred: The Argument about the Future of Religion
This is the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the first chairs in sociology at the London School of Economics. In Ig07, Leonard Trelawney Hobhouse gave his inaugural address on assuming the first of the two Martin White Professorships in Sociology. (The other was E. A. Westermarck.) This is also the 43rd Hobhouse Memorial Lecture, the first being given in I930 by J. A. Hobson on the topic are there no constants in sociological thought? or …
Intermodal Mobility Hubs and User Needs
Technological innovation in the mobility and transport sphere is still strongly aimed at vehicle- or infrastructure-based systems. Actual user needs in regard to accessibility and usability of the links between different transportation modes are usually addressed by standardized planning processes. In a row of four consecutive Austrian research projects, every element in the chain of intermodal routes was addressed, starting from the user-centere…
General Issues
This study is the first of two volumes dealing with the political thought of the black Caribbean radical political philosopher and Marxist C.L
Social Science: An Imperfect Art
Politics is almost always, in some measure, an argument about the future. And we cannot escape either the normative debates as to what kind of future we may want, or the empirical assessments as to the kinds of futures that may come. But how do we understand "the future"? One can assume that all outcomes are chance (or there are some magical formulas, like mantras of the rainmakers, to compel the clouds of nature
Resolving the contradictions of modernity and modernism (Part two)
What Did Tomorrow's Future Look like Yesterday
Is there a post-industrial society
Trump as Mirror for the Church: Death and Despair, Hope and Resurrection of the Church
The election of Donald Trump inaugurated a wave of anxiety-bordering-on-despair among various peoples hoping for another, better world. This paper considers whether Trump deserves such acclaim in the sense that Trump is at best a symptom or cipher that can be approached by heeding Martin Luther's observation that our politicians reflect who we are. To make this argument first I draw upon the work of Andrew Bacevich to suggest a certain continuity…
The Fragile Brilliance of Glass: Empire, Multitude, and the Coming Community
Michael Hardt, Antonio Negri and Giorgio Agamben are among a handful of contemporary continental philosophers whose thought of the political proves simultaneously most salutary and vexing for the task of articulating a postliberal Augustinian political theology. Their accounts of the political problem of the early twenty-first-century West are most helpful while their anticipation of democracy raises serious questions about the viability of the c…
The System of Governments in Exile
The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Brailsford R. Brazeal
The Political Problem of Industrial Civilization . Elton Mayo
Discontent at the Polls: A Study of Farmer and Labor Parties, 1827-1948 . Murray S. Stedman, Jr. , Susan W. Stedman
Concluding Note
The Next American Labor Movement
The New American Right
Work and Its Discontents: The Cult of Efficiency in America
Ten Theories in Search of Reality: The Prediction of Soviet Behavior in the Social Sciences
Surely, more has been written about the Russian Revolution and the ensuing forty years of Soviet rule than about any comparable episode in human history. The bibliography of items on the French Revolution occupies, it is said, one wall of the Bibliothéque Nationale. A complete bibliography on the Soviet Union—which is yet to be compiledand may never be because of the geometric rate at which it multiplies—would probably make that earlier cenotaph …
The Power Elite-Reconsidered
The Power Elite has had a wide emotional appeal because of its rhetoric and its tough-minded "unmasking" of naïve, Populist illusions about democratic checks on power. But a detailed, textual analysis of the book shows a loose and confusing use of terminology. Its conceptual scheme draws from European experiences which do not apply in American life. Its method is static and ahistorical. Power, as Mills defines it, is violence, but this avoids mor…
The Worker Views His Union. Joel Seidman , Jack London , Bernard Karsh , Daisy L. Tagliacozzo
The New American Right
One Road from Marx: On the Vision of Socialism, and the Fate of Workers' Control, in Socialist Thought
In 1899 a little-known, now long-forgotten, Polish revolutionist named Waclaw Machajski published a small book, The Evolution of Social Democracy, which provoked consternation in the nascent Marxist movement in Russia. Its thesis was that the new messianism of socialism masked an ideology of discontented intellectuals, and that the new socialist society would simply replace one ruling class with another, so that the workers would still remain exp…
The End of Ideology: On the Exhaustion of Political Ideas in the Fifties
The End of Ideology
The End of Ideology, on the Exhaustion of Political Ideas in the Fifties
The radical right
Two vivid sets of images epitomize the dramatic course of the American right in the last quarter of the twentieth century. The main image is of a triumphant President Ronald Reagan, reasonably viewed as the most effec-tive president of recent decades. A second set of images comes from the bombing of a government building in Oklahoma City by Timothy McVeigh, a man linked to shadowy parts of the contemporary ultraright. The roots of Reaganism are c…
Les formes de l'expérience culturelle
The Radical Right
Ideology and Soviet Politics
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The Changing American School
The modern review: An introduction and appraisal
The Study of the Future
The Reforming of General Education: The Columbia College Experience in Its National Setting
The commission on the year 2000
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