David Jary
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 245289 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David Jary |
| PRENOMES | David |
| SOBRENOME | Jary |
| ASSINATURA | JARY D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Staffordshire |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 60 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Giddens' Theory of Structuration
Anthony Giddens is one of the most respected and influential social theorists at work today. This wide-ranging and stimulating volume, first published in 1991, provides an authoratative and penetrating critical assessment of social theory. It will be of use to all students of sociology and social theory.
Giddens' Theory of Structuration
Sport, Leisure and Social Relations (RLE Sports Studies)
When this book was first published the study of sport had been largely neglected by sociologists. The contributions to this volume bring the sports field, the leisure centre and everyday leisure activities to a more central position within the sociological enterprise. Whether amateur or professional, sport contributes to wider relations of power, privilege and domination and this debate represents an important phase in the sociology of sport and …
Form and Dialectic in Georg Simmel’s Sociology
This book shows that a dialectical conceptual model underpins Georg Simmel's writings. The book provides key examples of social forms – including fashion, the secret and money – as exemplifications of
Abelard to Apple
Anthony Giddens
The fourth way
The student experience and subject engagement in UK sociology
This article is a contribution to the sociology of an expanded and newly diversified UK higher education system. How differentiated is the student experience? How sharply is the system polarised? Drawing on interviews and questionnaires conducted in five sociology departments in a variety of pre‐1992 and post‐1992 universities, it examines students' views on ‘what they learn’ and their orientations to study. It explores differences in curriculum …
UK higher education policy and the ‘global Third Way
English This article reviews developments in UK higher education in the light of the central tenets of Third Way theory. It contends that, although they build on Tory policies grounded in neo-liberal and mainstream management theory, New Labour policies differ significantly, not least in combining an emphasis on sound public finance and strong public services. The article sees specific higher education policies as strong embodiments of Third Way …
Anthony Giddens
Anthony Giddens has been described as ‘the most prominent British sociologist of our time’. For Lemert (1999, p. 183), ‘he may well be the sociological social theorist who has most radically, and successfully, revised the language of social science’. Since 1971, Giddens has written or edited over 30 books. There are literally thousands of articles and chapters, as well as around a dozen full-length books, discussing and applying his work and he h…
The Contemporary Giddens
R.S.Boynton Anthony Giddens, Tony Blair and the Third Way M.Temple PART V: A DIALOGUE WITH ANTHONY GIDDENS The Reflexive Giddens: Christopher Bryant and David Jary in Dialogue with Anthony Giddens PART VI: BIBLIOGRAPHIES Works by Anthony Giddens 1960-2000 Works on Giddens or which Use Giddens Index
The Global Third Way Debate
Dans cet article, l'A. expose les theories politiques d'A. Giddens sur la Troisieme voie et son application au programe du New Labour de Tony Blair. L'A. discute de la validite des theories confrontees aux ecrits de A. Callinicos
Citizenship and Human Rights—Particular and Universal Worlds and the Prospects for European Citizenship
This chapter* makes the argument that the concept of universal citizenship rights based on human need is compatible with a recognition that particularistic identity (eg specific nationalities) exist. Following Habermas, Jary makes the case that diversity is essential to the discourse of human culture. In the first part of the paper, Jary discusses the work of Feyerabend, Habermas, Turner, Doyal and Gough in order to establish the position that un…
Anthony Giddens and the Liberal Tradition
Christopher G. A. Bryant and David Jary's «Anthony Giddens : Critical Assessments» provides a useful overview of critical scholarship on Giddens. It also stimulates reflections on the significance of Giddens's career and writings. The book illustrates the unifying effect Giddens's work has had within the notoriously multi-paradigmatic arena of the social sciences by providing a common reference point for both disciples and critics. For his part, …
The McUniversity
This paper uses elements of Weberian and Foucauldian social theory to speculate on the consequences of recent higher education change in the UK. We argue that changes in the political, institutional and funding environment have produced forms of HE organization that increase the power of management and diminish the autonomy of professional academics. These new forms of organization, which are increasingly bureaucratic and utilize sophisticated sy…
The Transformations of Anthony Giddens - The Continuing Story of Structuration Theory
Giddens' Theory of Structuration. A Critical Appreciation
Anthony Giddens
Part 1 Editorial introduction: Anthony Giddens - consensus and controversy, Jon Clark et al general introduction Anthony Giddens and The Classics, Gianfranco Poggi Anthony Giddens, sociology and modern social theory, Jon Clark. Part 2 Consensus and controversy: structuration theory - structuration theory and social order - five issues in brief, Ira Cohen milieu and structure updated - a critique of the theory of structuration, Arthur Stinchcombe …
Football 'Fanzines' and Football Culture
Fanzines'- magazines produced by fans for fans on photocopiers or small presses and circulated by other means than through mainstream commercial channels - provide an alternative to the products of mass publishing and the mass entertainment industry, although often in 'dialogue' with these. In England fanzines - like Sniffin' Glue or When Saturday Comes- have proliferated over the last fifteen years or so, dealing especially with rock and pop mus…
The Figurational Sociology of Sport and Leisure of Elias and Dunning and Its Alternatives
Figurational sociology with its analytical tool the social “figuration” and its focus on the “socio-genetic” study of the transformation of culture and manners—the “civilizing process”—has made an important contribution to the sociology of sport and leisure. For all its strengths however questions can be raised about the approach: about the empirical and theoretical adequacy of its central concept, the “civilizing process”, and about the Figurati…
Sport and Leisure in the 'Civilizing Process
The Figurational Sociology of Sport and Leisure of Elias and Dunning
Introduction
Shorter Notices
Barbarians, Gentlemen and Players
Football 'Fanzines' and Football Culture
Fanzines'- magazines produced by fans for fans on photocopiers or small presses and circulated by other means than through mainstream commercial channels - provide an alternative to the products of mass publishing and the mass entertainment industry, although often in 'dialogue' with these. In England fanzines - like Sniffin' Glue or When Saturday Comes- have proliferated over the last fifteen years or so, dealing especially with rock and pop mus…
Giddens' Theory of Structuration. A Critical Appreciation
The Transformations of Anthony Giddens - The Continuing Story of Structuration Theory
Sport and Leisure in the 'Civilizing Process
Form and Dialectic in Georg Simmel’s Sociology
This book shows that a dialectical conceptual model underpins Georg Simmel's writings. The book provides key examples of social forms – including fashion, the secret and money – as exemplifications of
Barbarians, Gentlemen and Players
UK higher education policy and the ‘global Third Way
English This article reviews developments in UK higher education in the light of the central tenets of Third Way theory. It contends that, although they build on Tory policies grounded in neo-liberal and mainstream management theory, New Labour policies differ significantly, not least in combining an emphasis on sound public finance and strong public services. The article sees specific higher education policies as strong embodiments of Third Way …
Anthony Giddens and the Liberal Tradition
Christopher G. A. Bryant and David Jary's «Anthony Giddens : Critical Assessments» provides a useful overview of critical scholarship on Giddens. It also stimulates reflections on the significance of Giddens's career and writings. The book illustrates the unifying effect Giddens's work has had within the notoriously multi-paradigmatic arena of the social sciences by providing a common reference point for both disciples and critics. For his part, …
The Figurational Sociology of Sport and Leisure of Elias and Dunning and Its Alternatives
Figurational sociology with its analytical tool the social “figuration” and its focus on the “socio-genetic” study of the transformation of culture and manners—the “civilizing process”—has made an important contribution to the sociology of sport and leisure. For all its strengths however questions can be raised about the approach: about the empirical and theoretical adequacy of its central concept, the “civilizing process”, and about the Figurati…
The student experience and subject engagement in UK sociology
This article is a contribution to the sociology of an expanded and newly diversified UK higher education system. How differentiated is the student experience? How sharply is the system polarised? Drawing on interviews and questionnaires conducted in five sociology departments in a variety of pre‐1992 and post‐1992 universities, it examines students' views on ‘what they learn’ and their orientations to study. It explores differences in curriculum …
The fourth way
The Global Third Way Debate
Dans cet article, l'A. expose les theories politiques d'A. Giddens sur la Troisieme voie et son application au programe du New Labour de Tony Blair. L'A. discute de la validite des theories confrontees aux ecrits de A. Callinicos
Citizenship and Human Rights—Particular and Universal Worlds and the Prospects for European Citizenship
This chapter* makes the argument that the concept of universal citizenship rights based on human need is compatible with a recognition that particularistic identity (eg specific nationalities) exist. Following Habermas, Jary makes the case that diversity is essential to the discourse of human culture. In the first part of the paper, Jary discusses the work of Feyerabend, Habermas, Turner, Doyal and Gough in order to establish the position that un…
The Philosophical Critique of a Scientific Sociology
Christopher Bryant's defence of scientific sociology+ against its philosophical critics accepts their account of the 'humanistic', 'meaningful' basis of some kinds of sociological explanation.' What he rejects is the idea that sociology must be exclusively humanistic. While agreeing with what we take to be the aim of his paper, that is, to stress the strengths and importance of both modes of explanation as opposed to the prevailing dogmatic asser…
The Philosophical Critique of a Scientific Sociology
Christopher Bryant's defence of scientific sociology+ against its philosophical critics accepts their account of the 'humanistic', 'meaningful' basis of some kinds of sociological explanation.' What he rejects is the idea that sociology must be exclusively humanistic. While agreeing with what we take to be the aim of his paper, that is, to stress the strengths and importance of both modes of explanation as opposed to the prevailing dogmatic asser…
Sociological Analysis
Extended Review
Barbarians, Gentlemen and Players
Shorter Notices
The Figurational Sociology of Sport and Leisure of Elias and Dunning
Introduction
The Figurational Sociology of Sport and Leisure of Elias and Dunning and Its Alternatives
Figurational sociology with its analytical tool the social “figuration” and its focus on the “socio-genetic” study of the transformation of culture and manners—the “civilizing process”—has made an important contribution to the sociology of sport and leisure. For all its strengths however questions can be raised about the approach: about the empirical and theoretical adequacy of its central concept, the “civilizing process”, and about the Figurati…
Sport and Leisure in the 'Civilizing Process
Anthony Giddens
Part 1 Editorial introduction: Anthony Giddens - consensus and controversy, Jon Clark et al general introduction Anthony Giddens and The Classics, Gianfranco Poggi Anthony Giddens, sociology and modern social theory, Jon Clark. Part 2 Consensus and controversy: structuration theory - structuration theory and social order - five issues in brief, Ira Cohen milieu and structure updated - a critique of the theory of structuration, Arthur Stinchcombe …
Football 'Fanzines' and Football Culture
Fanzines'- magazines produced by fans for fans on photocopiers or small presses and circulated by other means than through mainstream commercial channels - provide an alternative to the products of mass publishing and the mass entertainment industry, although often in 'dialogue' with these. In England fanzines - like Sniffin' Glue or When Saturday Comes- have proliferated over the last fifteen years or so, dealing especially with rock and pop mus…
Giddens' Theory of Structuration. A Critical Appreciation
The McUniversity
This paper uses elements of Weberian and Foucauldian social theory to speculate on the consequences of recent higher education change in the UK. We argue that changes in the political, institutional and funding environment have produced forms of HE organization that increase the power of management and diminish the autonomy of professional academics. These new forms of organization, which are increasingly bureaucratic and utilize sophisticated sy…
The Transformations of Anthony Giddens - The Continuing Story of Structuration Theory
Anthony Giddens and the Liberal Tradition
Christopher G. A. Bryant and David Jary's «Anthony Giddens : Critical Assessments» provides a useful overview of critical scholarship on Giddens. It also stimulates reflections on the significance of Giddens's career and writings. The book illustrates the unifying effect Giddens's work has had within the notoriously multi-paradigmatic arena of the social sciences by providing a common reference point for both disciples and critics. For his part, …
Citizenship and Human Rights—Particular and Universal Worlds and the Prospects for European Citizenship
This chapter* makes the argument that the concept of universal citizenship rights based on human need is compatible with a recognition that particularistic identity (eg specific nationalities) exist. Following Habermas, Jary makes the case that diversity is essential to the discourse of human culture. In the first part of the paper, Jary discusses the work of Feyerabend, Habermas, Turner, Doyal and Gough in order to establish the position that un…
The Contemporary Giddens
R.S.Boynton Anthony Giddens, Tony Blair and the Third Way M.Temple PART V: A DIALOGUE WITH ANTHONY GIDDENS The Reflexive Giddens: Christopher Bryant and David Jary in Dialogue with Anthony Giddens PART VI: BIBLIOGRAPHIES Works by Anthony Giddens 1960-2000 Works on Giddens or which Use Giddens Index
The Global Third Way Debate
Dans cet article, l'A. expose les theories politiques d'A. Giddens sur la Troisieme voie et son application au programe du New Labour de Tony Blair. L'A. discute de la validite des theories confrontees aux ecrits de A. Callinicos
Anthony Giddens
Anthony Giddens has been described as ‘the most prominent British sociologist of our time’. For Lemert (1999, p. 183), ‘he may well be the sociological social theorist who has most radically, and successfully, revised the language of social science’. Since 1971, Giddens has written or edited over 30 books. There are literally thousands of articles and chapters, as well as around a dozen full-length books, discussing and applying his work and he h…
UK higher education policy and the ‘global Third Way
English This article reviews developments in UK higher education in the light of the central tenets of Third Way theory. It contends that, although they build on Tory policies grounded in neo-liberal and mainstream management theory, New Labour policies differ significantly, not least in combining an emphasis on sound public finance and strong public services. The article sees specific higher education policies as strong embodiments of Third Way …
The student experience and subject engagement in UK sociology
This article is a contribution to the sociology of an expanded and newly diversified UK higher education system. How differentiated is the student experience? How sharply is the system polarised? Drawing on interviews and questionnaires conducted in five sociology departments in a variety of pre‐1992 and post‐1992 universities, it examines students' views on ‘what they learn’ and their orientations to study. It explores differences in curriculum …
Anthony Giddens
The fourth way
Abelard to Apple
Form and Dialectic in Georg Simmel’s Sociology
This book shows that a dialectical conceptual model underpins Georg Simmel's writings. The book provides key examples of social forms – including fashion, the secret and money – as exemplifications of
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