William J Goode
Biographic Data
| ID | 83031 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William J Goode |
| GIVEN NAMES | William J |
| FAMILY NAME | Goode |
| SIGNATURE | GOODE W J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 79 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1155 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 79 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 12 |
The Dynamics of Modern Society
Social research efforts are often more concerned with basic social processes or patterns than with the dynamic relationship between social processes and social institutions. In this classic collection, contributors posit generalizations drawn from contemporary sociology. Their analyses go beyond elementary principles - they interpret them, qualify them, or state them more precisely. Each of the contributors focuses on the modern American social s…
Family Changes Over the Long Term: A Sociological Commentary
Family structures and family law have been moving in the same direction all over the world over the past two centuries. Although general agreement exists that these changes have something to do with industrialization and with the ensuing transformation of the material basis of individual subsistence, it is nearly impossible to disentangle cause and effect in this process of the simultaneous revolution of economic and family structures. The transi…
Rational choice theory
World Changes in Divorce Patterns
World Changes in Divorce Patterns
Individual Investments in Family Relationships over the Coming Decades
This is a speculative, theoretical inquiry into a problem that has occupied contemporary analysts: Within the « fully » industrialized nations what kinds of further changes can we expect? We have described the last several hundred years in the Western nations by saying that they have been moving from Gemeinshaft toward Gesellschaft, toward rationality, materialism, hedonism, bureaucratization, formalism, contract, self-interest, and so on
Seasons of Marriage and Family Life
The Family
Principles of Sociology
The Celebration of Heroes: Prestige as a Control System
The Pervasive Impact of Prestige Processes
Prestige or Status
Respect, Deference, and Contempt
The Celebration of Heroes: Prestige As a Social Control System
Malinowski's Magic: The Riddle of the Empty Cell [and Comments and Reply]
The author uses the technique of substruction in order to explicate the conceptualizations about magic, science, and religion which, over more than 50 years, have been brought forward by anthropologists like Malinowski, Nadel, and Goody. The outcome is several typologies which encompass also the important linguistic notion of performative acts originated by J. L. Austin. By means of these typologies it is possible to relate to each other in a log…
The Family through Literature
Household and Family in Past Time: Comparative Studies in the Size and Structure of the Domestic Group over the Last Three Centuries in England, France, Serbia, Japan and Colonial North America, with …
Willard W. Waller on the Family, Education, and War
Social Systems and Family Patterns: A Propositional Inventory
Explorations in Social Theory
Explorations in Social Theory
Mystification and Drug Abuse
Exchange Theory
The Other Half: Roads to Women's Equality
Presidential Address: The Place of Force in Human Society
H UMAN beings learn early that almost everything they want can be obtained only through each other's cooperation, whether their need or goal is a mother's breast or a love potion, a slave uprising or a new colony, a Nobel Prize or protection against a bullying policeman. Everyone learns, consciously or not, accurately or not, various ways of controlling others for one's own ends. Few people spend much time calculating how to control others, but e…
A Theory of Role Strain
levels, for example, the conditions of small experimental groups as a subtype of social system. Only in so far as codification reveals uniformities in the cognate features of many different types of operationally studied system do the more general theorems have a prospect of approaching rigorous empirical verification. This specification should not be assumed to be capable of being carried out by simple common sense; it requires careful technical…
Community Within a Community: The Professions
HIS paper is concerned with a little explored area of social theory: the structural strains and supports between a contained and the larger society of which it is a part and on which it is dependent. Presumably, the body of theory used for analyzing a must be translated, qualified, or changed when that exists within a larger society. Examples of such communities are fraternal orders such as the Masons, secret or extreme political parties, ethic i…
The Theoretical Importance of Love
Love is analyzed as an element of social action and therefore of social structure. Although the romantic complex is rare, a pattern is found in a wide range of societies. Since love is potentially disruptive of lineages and class strata, it must be controlled. Since its meaning is different within different social structures, it is controlled by various measures. The five principal types of are described. Disruptions are more important to the upp…
Force and Violence in the Family
William J. Goode, Force and Violence in the Family, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 33, No. 4, Special Double Issue: Violence and the Family and Sexism in Family Studies, Part 2 (Nov., 1971), pp. 624-636
Illegitimacy in the Caribbean Social Structure
reports rather than systematic evidence, and therefore are more likely to concentrate on sensational family disruptions than ordinary uniformities.33 Aside from the shortcomings of these earlier studies, there are some investigations which provide positive support for the hypothesis suggested in this paper.34 Yet there are some major limitations in the present inquiry which must be dealt with before the findings can be fully accepted. A more adeq…
Illegitimacy, Anomie, and Cultural Penetration
migrants were forced to establish their own educational program.43 Thus the consequences of racial and ethnic contact may also be examined in terms of the two types of superordinate-subordinate contact situations considered. For the most part, subordinate migrants appear to be more rapidly assimilated than are subordinate indigenous populations. Further, the subordinate migrant group is generally under greater pressure to assimilate, at least in …
The Protection of the Inept
Microcosm: Structural, Psychological and Religious Evolution in Groups
Economic Factors and Marital Stability
ion. * Part of a paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Society held in Denver, Sept. 7-9, 1950. That paper was a substantive report on a research described in William J. Goode, Some Problems in Postdivorce Adjustment,. American Sociological Review, 14 (1949), 394-401. Thanks are due to Melvin Tumin of Princeton University for aid in formulating the present treatment. Such an assertion does not deny the analytic differ…
Presidential Address: The Place of Force in Human Society
H UMAN beings learn early that almost everything they want can be obtained only through each other's cooperation, whether their need or goal is a mother's breast or a love potion, a slave uprising or a new colony, a Nobel Prize or protection against a bullying policeman. Everyone learns, consciously or not, accurately or not, various ways of controlling others for one's own ends. Few people spend much time calculating how to control others, but e…
Norm Commitment and Conformity to Role-Status Obligations
Formal definitions of role and status are typically ignored in actual research analyses, and the term "role" has begun to supplant that of "status." The contexts in which "status" is still used suggest that it refers to "more institutionalized roles." All roles contain elements which are more or less institutionalized, though in any specific roles relationship there may be disagreement, concerning appropriate norms, among ego, alter, and the soci…
The Dynamics of Modern Society
Social research efforts are often more concerned with basic social processes or patterns than with the dynamic relationship between social processes and social institutions. In this classic collection, contributors posit generalizations drawn from contemporary sociology. Their analyses go beyond elementary principles - they interpret them, qualify them, or state them more precisely. Each of the contributors focuses on the modern American social s…
Work Incentives in a Self-Determined Group
will have the status of resident foreigners. Since a majority of the Surinam Indonesians at this time seem to favor a return to their home country, it is certain they will choose in favor of an Indonesian citizenship; but this will not necessarily mean that they will return at once, unless the Republic of Indonesia should provide the necessary facilities. Representatives of the Djakarta government have already arrived in Surinam for the purpose o…
Rational choice theory
Explorations in Social Theory
Family Changes Over the Long Term: A Sociological Commentary
Family structures and family law have been moving in the same direction all over the world over the past two centuries. Although general agreement exists that these changes have something to do with industrialization and with the ensuing transformation of the material basis of individual subsistence, it is nearly impossible to disentangle cause and effect in this process of the simultaneous revolution of economic and family structures. The transi…
The Dynamics of Modern Society
Note on Problems in Theory and Method: The New World
Individual Investments in Family Relationships over the Coming Decades
This is a speculative, theoretical inquiry into a problem that has occupied contemporary analysts: Within the « fully » industrialized nations what kinds of further changes can we expect? We have described the last several hundred years in the Western nations by saying that they have been moving from Gemeinshaft toward Gesellschaft, toward rationality, materialism, hedonism, bureaucratization, formalism, contract, self-interest, and so on
Religion among the Primitives
Problems in Postdivorce Adjustment
The Family
Malinowski's Magic: The Riddle of the Empty Cell [and Comments and Reply]
The author uses the technique of substruction in order to explicate the conceptualizations about magic, science, and religion which, over more than 50 years, have been brought forward by anthropologists like Malinowski, Nadel, and Goody. The outcome is several typologies which encompass also the important linguistic notion of performative acts originated by J. L. Austin. By means of these typologies it is possible to relate to each other in a log…
Explorations in Social Theory
World Revolution and Family Patterns
Conceptual Schemata in the Field of Social Disorganization
Journal Article Conceptual Schemata in the Field of Social Disorganization Get access William J. Goode William J. Goode Wayne University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 26, Issue 1, October 1947, Pages 19–25, https://doi.org/10.2307/2572598 Published: 01 October 1947
Education for Divorce
Philosophy Underlying the Hawthorne Investigation
Incentive Factors in a Low Morale Plant
Problems in Postdivorce Adjustment
Magic and Religion: A continuum
Social Engineering and the Divorce Problem
Although a first glance at the field of social engineering yields an analogy with engineering in any other field, or with public health work, a second glance is enough to see that there are important differences.' This is particularly true for the field of family counseling. Further, the situation is complicated by the fact that there is little recognition of the differences, which center about the peculiar status of the ends being pursued
Industrialisation et Technocratie
Structure and Function: Four Overlapping Conceptual Sets
Religion among the Primitives. The Web of Religion and Sex, Economics, Politics
Economic Factors and Marital Stability
ion. * Part of a paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Society held in Denver, Sept. 7-9, 1950. That paper was a substantive report on a research described in William J. Goode, Some Problems in Postdivorce Adjustment,. American Sociological Review, 14 (1949), 394-401. Thanks are due to Melvin Tumin of Princeton University for aid in formulating the present treatment. Such an assertion does not deny the analytic differ…
Work Incentives in a Self-Determined Group
will have the status of resident foreigners. Since a majority of the Surinam Indonesians at this time seem to favor a return to their home country, it is certain they will choose in favor of an Indonesian citizenship; but this will not necessarily mean that they will return at once, unless the Republic of Indonesia should provide the necessary facilities. Representatives of the Djakarta government have already arrived in Surinam for the purpose o…
Religion among the Primitives
Religion among the Primitives
Religion among the primitives , Religion among the primitives , کتابخانه دیجیتال و فن آوری اطلاعات دانشگاه امام صادق(ع)
Methods in Social Research
Methods in Social Research
Methods in Social Research
Theory of Ritual: A Book of Readings and Cases. Edited by J ohn J. H onigmann
Isn't One Wife Enough? The Story of Mormon Polygamy
Children of Divorce
Sexual Misbehavior of the Upper Cultured
After Divorce
Scientific Method in Psychology
General and Theoretical: Religion and Society, Elizabeth K. Nottingham
After Divorce
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