Patricia R Koski
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4199581 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Patricia R Koski |
| PRENOMES | Patricia R |
| SOBRENOME | Koski |
| ASSINATURA | KOSKI P R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Arkansas at Fayetteville |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Strategies of Resistance to Stigmatization Among White Middle-Class Singles
Goffman's analysis of stigma management recently has been re-examined by scholars who focus on the ways in which actors not only manage but also resist stigmatization. This article represents a similar effort. Building on existing literature and interviews with 28 British middle-class respondents, we explore how single people who are stigmatized and marginalized in a culture that celebrates family and marriage resist cultural devaluation. While w…
Romance and agency
Sociological discussions of romance novels are sparse. As a cultural artifact, the formulaic genre of romance fiction (and its more than 50 million readers) has been ignored by many scholars, disdained by some for its mass‐pop culture appeal, and condemned as a tool of the “patriarchal apparatus” by others. Some feminist scholars have cautioned against outright dismissal, however, pointing to oppositional codes and empowering elements in the text…
Gender comparisons in the relationship between parental and sibling violence and nonfamily violence
Street Shadows
Gender effects in attitudes about family violence
Family Violence and Nonfamily Deviance
No abstract available for this article
Policing from the Schoolhouse
Using the personals ads
This article uses ethnographic data to examine the process of using the personals ads and finds it to be a deviant activity. People using the personals engage in deviance disavowal, telling only close friends, if anyone, about the behavior, and needing such friends to help in redefining the behavior as acceptable. Nevertheless, many of the people who use these ads are of a high enough status that their use suggests the possibility of the legitima…
Woman Abuse
Labeling
Ideas proposed by labeling theorists in criminology have been the focus of considerable controversy. However, these ideas have often not been systematically formulated and tested. In order to go beyond “sensitizing concepts,” it is necessary to restate the basic propositions in testable terms. In this paper, labeling and attribution perspectives were combined and labeling hypotheses were derived from attribution theory. These hypotheses were test…
Bureaucratic Legitimation
This paper considers how organizations use mixtures of “fact” and “value” statements in order to legitimate policy and policy changes. We argue that this does not require intellectual or moral candor or accuracy, but rather consistency. Utilizing the dramatic change in stance toward marihuana policy by agencies of the federal government between 1977 and 1980, we examine the ways in which members of one organization, the Drug Enforcement Administr…
Gender effects in attitudes about family violence
Using the personals ads
This article uses ethnographic data to examine the process of using the personals ads and finds it to be a deviant activity. People using the personals engage in deviance disavowal, telling only close friends, if anyone, about the behavior, and needing such friends to help in redefining the behavior as acceptable. Nevertheless, many of the people who use these ads are of a high enough status that their use suggests the possibility of the legitima…
Strategies of Resistance to Stigmatization Among White Middle-Class Singles
Goffman's analysis of stigma management recently has been re-examined by scholars who focus on the ways in which actors not only manage but also resist stigmatization. This article represents a similar effort. Building on existing literature and interviews with 28 British middle-class respondents, we explore how single people who are stigmatized and marginalized in a culture that celebrates family and marriage resist cultural devaluation. While w…
Gender comparisons in the relationship between parental and sibling violence and nonfamily violence
Bureaucratic Legitimation
This paper considers how organizations use mixtures of “fact” and “value” statements in order to legitimate policy and policy changes. We argue that this does not require intellectual or moral candor or accuracy, but rather consistency. Utilizing the dramatic change in stance toward marihuana policy by agencies of the federal government between 1977 and 1980, we examine the ways in which members of one organization, the Drug Enforcement Administr…
Labeling
Ideas proposed by labeling theorists in criminology have been the focus of considerable controversy. However, these ideas have often not been systematically formulated and tested. In order to go beyond “sensitizing concepts,” it is necessary to restate the basic propositions in testable terms. In this paper, labeling and attribution perspectives were combined and labeling hypotheses were derived from attribution theory. These hypotheses were test…
Woman Abuse
Gender effects in attitudes about family violence
Family Violence and Nonfamily Deviance
No abstract available for this article
Policing from the Schoolhouse
Using the personals ads
This article uses ethnographic data to examine the process of using the personals ads and finds it to be a deviant activity. People using the personals engage in deviance disavowal, telling only close friends, if anyone, about the behavior, and needing such friends to help in redefining the behavior as acceptable. Nevertheless, many of the people who use these ads are of a high enough status that their use suggests the possibility of the legitima…
Street Shadows
Gender comparisons in the relationship between parental and sibling violence and nonfamily violence
Romance and agency
Sociological discussions of romance novels are sparse. As a cultural artifact, the formulaic genre of romance fiction (and its more than 50 million readers) has been ignored by many scholars, disdained by some for its mass‐pop culture appeal, and condemned as a tool of the “patriarchal apparatus” by others. Some feminist scholars have cautioned against outright dismissal, however, pointing to oppositional codes and empowering elements in the text…
Strategies of Resistance to Stigmatization Among White Middle-Class Singles
Goffman's analysis of stigma management recently has been re-examined by scholars who focus on the ways in which actors not only manage but also resist stigmatization. This article represents a similar effort. Building on existing literature and interviews with 28 British middle-class respondents, we explore how single people who are stigmatized and marginalized in a culture that celebrates family and marriage resist cultural devaluation. While w…
Psychology (8 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Criminology (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras)