James D Preston
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 111150 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James D Preston |
| PRENOMES | James D |
| SOBRENOME | Preston |
| ASSINATURA | PRESTON J D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Memphis |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 64 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Pathological Gambling
Retaking departments
Counterfeit intimacy
Observations of customer‐waitress interaction in a topless club over a two‐and‐one‐half month period are presented. Data were generated by a participant‐observer who worked as a waitress‐dancer in a topless club during this period. Analysis focuses on the setting, appearance, and manner of the "cynical performance" (Goffman 1959) orchestrated by the waitress through which she uses semi‐nudity, nudity and nude dancing to stimulate the fantasies of…
Recruitment for fashion careers
We report a participant‐observation‐based analysis of the recruitment strategies, the formal organization, and the organizational underlife of a privately owned, profit‐making “conning” organization that calls itself a fashion school for girls. Two variations of interactionist sociology, negotiated order theory and dramaturgical sociology, are used. Beyond expanding understanding of how conning organizations operate, implications extend to the is…
Equal-Status Contact and Modification of Racial Prejudice
Journal Article Equal-Status Contact and Modification of Racial Prejudice: A Reexamination of the Contact Hypothesis Get access Jerry W. Robinson, Jr., Jerry W. Robinson, Jr. University of Illinois Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar James D. Preston James D. Preston Memphis State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 54, Issue 4, June 1976, P…
On Student Marijuana Use and Societal Alienation
On Modification of Interracial Interaction
Radicals or Conservatives? The Contemporary American Right
The Identification of Leadership in Two Texas Communities
The Bonjean reputational technique of identifying community leaders is employed in two small Texas communities differing vastly in demographic and economic characteristics. The rankings of leaders revealed a highly visible power structure in both communities with few concealed leaders (those ranked higher by key influentials than by lower-ranking influentials) and few symbolic leaders (the opposite ranking pattern). High visibility in vastly diss…
Class and Caste in "Old City"
On Norm Qualities and Deviant Drinking Behavior
Religiosity and Adolescent Drinking Behavior
THE CONSUMPTION of beverage alcohol in American society has always been surrounded by a sharp ambivalence. Even during the colonial era moderate use of non-distilled beverages, such as beer, wine, ale, was expected and fully approved, but drunkenness, usually viewed as a moral defect indicating weak self-control, was frowned upon and often punished. During the Revolution and post-revolutionary period, this ambivalent attitude was fostered and alc…
The Search for Community Leaders
A method similar to Bonjean's modification of the traditional reputational approach was applied to a study of two small communities within a Southern state. The relative absence of concealed and symbolic leaders suggests that leader visibility is a variable which varies systematically from community to community. Several community characteristics are posited as explanatory variables determining leader visibility
Counterfeit intimacy
Observations of customer‐waitress interaction in a topless club over a two‐and‐one‐half month period are presented. Data were generated by a participant‐observer who worked as a waitress‐dancer in a topless club during this period. Analysis focuses on the setting, appearance, and manner of the "cynical performance" (Goffman 1959) orchestrated by the waitress through which she uses semi‐nudity, nudity and nude dancing to stimulate the fantasies of…
On Modification of Interracial Interaction
The Search for Community Leaders
A method similar to Bonjean's modification of the traditional reputational approach was applied to a study of two small communities within a Southern state. The relative absence of concealed and symbolic leaders suggests that leader visibility is a variable which varies systematically from community to community. Several community characteristics are posited as explanatory variables determining leader visibility
Recruitment for fashion careers
We report a participant‐observation‐based analysis of the recruitment strategies, the formal organization, and the organizational underlife of a privately owned, profit‐making “conning” organization that calls itself a fashion school for girls. Two variations of interactionist sociology, negotiated order theory and dramaturgical sociology, are used. Beyond expanding understanding of how conning organizations operate, implications extend to the is…
Religiosity and Adolescent Drinking Behavior
THE CONSUMPTION of beverage alcohol in American society has always been surrounded by a sharp ambivalence. Even during the colonial era moderate use of non-distilled beverages, such as beer, wine, ale, was expected and fully approved, but drunkenness, usually viewed as a moral defect indicating weak self-control, was frowned upon and often punished. During the Revolution and post-revolutionary period, this ambivalent attitude was fostered and alc…
On Norm Qualities and Deviant Drinking Behavior
Religiosity and Adolescent Drinking Behavior
THE CONSUMPTION of beverage alcohol in American society has always been surrounded by a sharp ambivalence. Even during the colonial era moderate use of non-distilled beverages, such as beer, wine, ale, was expected and fully approved, but drunkenness, usually viewed as a moral defect indicating weak self-control, was frowned upon and often punished. During the Revolution and post-revolutionary period, this ambivalent attitude was fostered and alc…
The Search for Community Leaders
A method similar to Bonjean's modification of the traditional reputational approach was applied to a study of two small communities within a Southern state. The relative absence of concealed and symbolic leaders suggests that leader visibility is a variable which varies systematically from community to community. Several community characteristics are posited as explanatory variables determining leader visibility
Class and Caste in "Old City"
Radicals or Conservatives? The Contemporary American Right
The Identification of Leadership in Two Texas Communities
The Bonjean reputational technique of identifying community leaders is employed in two small Texas communities differing vastly in demographic and economic characteristics. The rankings of leaders revealed a highly visible power structure in both communities with few concealed leaders (those ranked higher by key influentials than by lower-ranking influentials) and few symbolic leaders (the opposite ranking pattern). High visibility in vastly diss…
On Modification of Interracial Interaction
Equal-Status Contact and Modification of Racial Prejudice
Journal Article Equal-Status Contact and Modification of Racial Prejudice: A Reexamination of the Contact Hypothesis Get access Jerry W. Robinson, Jr., Jerry W. Robinson, Jr. University of Illinois Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar James D. Preston James D. Preston Memphis State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 54, Issue 4, June 1976, P…
On Student Marijuana Use and Societal Alienation
Recruitment for fashion careers
We report a participant‐observation‐based analysis of the recruitment strategies, the formal organization, and the organizational underlife of a privately owned, profit‐making “conning” organization that calls itself a fashion school for girls. Two variations of interactionist sociology, negotiated order theory and dramaturgical sociology, are used. Beyond expanding understanding of how conning organizations operate, implications extend to the is…
Counterfeit intimacy
Observations of customer‐waitress interaction in a topless club over a two‐and‐one‐half month period are presented. Data were generated by a participant‐observer who worked as a waitress‐dancer in a topless club during this period. Analysis focuses on the setting, appearance, and manner of the "cynical performance" (Goffman 1959) orchestrated by the waitress through which she uses semi‐nudity, nudity and nude dancing to stimulate the fantasies of…
Retaking departments
Pathological Gambling
Sociology (12 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Criminology (3 obras) · Mathematics (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras)