John Heeren
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 299944 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John Heeren |
| PRENOMES | John |
| SOBRENOME | Heeren |
| ASSINATURA | HEEREN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California State University, San Bernardino |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Alfred Schutz and the Sociology of Common-sense Knowledge
This chapter describes Alfred Schutz's treatment of the interest-knowledge relation in the everyday world. In a skeletal sense, the sociology of knowledge is concerned with the relationship between interests, broadly conceived, and “mental products,” or knowledge. In puzzling out the relation between interests and the everyday knowledge that structures people actions or interactions, Schutz has developed a sociology of common-sense knowledge that…
Gendered Justice
This research examines a newspaper sample of men and women who killed multiple people in a single domestic altercation during the years 1993 to 2002. As all these perpetrators of multiple domestic homicide are eligible to be capitally tried, differences in capital sentencing are examined using bivariate statistics and descriptive, case-oriented analyses. Women who kill their children using a knife or firearm are disproportionately sentenced to de…
Deviance, Academic
If we consider deviance as a breach of expectations, then any organization or occupation is likely to provide distinct opportunities for legal and/or ethical violations. College and university faculty members are professionals employed within the occupational context of higher education. Thus, the opportunities for deviance available to them derive from their roles in professional disciplines and in the occupational setting of the university. Whi…
Winning Ways
Using observations and interviews of a girls high school field hockey team, this article investigates the values conveyed through participating in this sport. As the team had a lengthy record of success, the main value that permeated the team's culture was that of winning. Contrary to other scholars who tend to emphasize the negative consequences of having a high value placed on winning, this study suggests that winning can have generally positiv…
Emotional Simultaneity and the Construction of Victim Unity
One of the concerns in recent work on the sociology of emotions is the link between emotions and social bonding. A version of this issue has also been discussed in research on disasters, with the focus being on how the crisis leads to the cohesion essential to recovery and rebuilding. This paper provides an analysis of a fire and its aftermath and shows how central emotions are to understanding the social psychology of the event. Most important h…
Faculty Malfeasance
This study evaluates deviance among academicians in university settings. A typology is suggested which includes two dimensions and delineates four basic types of academic deviance. The relationship of these types to university and disciplinary organization is offered as the sources of academic deviance are explained
Where the Sacred Meets the Profane
Sociology
Response to Hunsberger
misinterpreted some of our assertions. This brief note is a response to Hunsberger's note, with responses to each of his points in the order in which he presented them. First, we did not suggest that our factor analysis may have differed from that reported by Fullerton and Hunsberger due to the use of BMDP rather than SPSS. We described our use of BMDP in detail only in response to comments of a reviewer who felt that the paper would be strengthe…
Measuring Christian Orthodoxy
Donald B. Lindsey, Barbara W. Sirotnik, John Heeren, Measuring Christian Orthodoxy: Reassessing the Issue of Unidimensionality, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 25, No. 3 (Sep., 1986), pp. 328-338
Another View of Easter and Passover
Seeing and believing
The Mormon Concept of Mother in Heaven
John Heeren, Donald B. Lindsey, Marylee Mason, The Mormon Concept of Mother in Heaven: A Sociological Account of Its Origins and Development, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Dec., 1984), pp. 396-411
Mass media and delinquency prevention
This paper focuses on the Oscar winning television documentary “Scared Straight.” This documentary describes the Juvenile Awareness Project (JAP) at Rahway State Prison in New Jersey, which attempts to deter juvenile delinquency by briefly exposing young offenders to the harsh realities of prison life. The paper analyzes the possible reasons for the popularity of this show and the JAP. It is suggested that factors such as the public perception of…
An exchange on advertising …the rhetoric of rationalism
Journal Article An exchange on advertising ...the rhetoric of rationalism Get access John Heeren John Heeren 1California State College, Sun Bernardino Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Communication, Volume 31, Issue 4, December 1981, Pages 218–219, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1460-2466.1981.tb00468.x Published: 07 February 2006
Talk about visions
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the linguistic and interactional features of the work done by practitioners of a deviant occupation, spiritual reading. Based on 42 transcriptions of such readings, we uncover the common elements of grammatical form and propositfonal content and the way readers use setting, self, and talk to make their visionary utterances more forceful. The successful accomplishment of a reading typically requires that…
Parsons's Voluntarism
Karl Mannheim and the Intellectual Elite
Talk about visions
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the linguistic and interactional features of the work done by practitioners of a deviant occupation, spiritual reading. Based on 42 transcriptions of such readings, we uncover the common elements of grammatical form and propositfonal content and the way readers use setting, self, and talk to make their visionary utterances more forceful. The successful accomplishment of a reading typically requires that…
Seeing and believing
Karl Mannheim and the Intellectual Elite
Gendered Justice
This research examines a newspaper sample of men and women who killed multiple people in a single domestic altercation during the years 1993 to 2002. As all these perpetrators of multiple domestic homicide are eligible to be capitally tried, differences in capital sentencing are examined using bivariate statistics and descriptive, case-oriented analyses. Women who kill their children using a knife or firearm are disproportionately sentenced to de…
Emotional Simultaneity and the Construction of Victim Unity
One of the concerns in recent work on the sociology of emotions is the link between emotions and social bonding. A version of this issue has also been discussed in research on disasters, with the focus being on how the crisis leads to the cohesion essential to recovery and rebuilding. This paper provides an analysis of a fire and its aftermath and shows how central emotions are to understanding the social psychology of the event. Most important h…
Mass media and delinquency prevention
This paper focuses on the Oscar winning television documentary “Scared Straight.” This documentary describes the Juvenile Awareness Project (JAP) at Rahway State Prison in New Jersey, which attempts to deter juvenile delinquency by briefly exposing young offenders to the harsh realities of prison life. The paper analyzes the possible reasons for the popularity of this show and the JAP. It is suggested that factors such as the public perception of…
Karl Mannheim and the Intellectual Elite
Parsons's Voluntarism
An exchange on advertising …the rhetoric of rationalism
Journal Article An exchange on advertising ...the rhetoric of rationalism Get access John Heeren John Heeren 1California State College, Sun Bernardino Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Communication, Volume 31, Issue 4, December 1981, Pages 218–219, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1460-2466.1981.tb00468.x Published: 07 February 2006
Talk about visions
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the linguistic and interactional features of the work done by practitioners of a deviant occupation, spiritual reading. Based on 42 transcriptions of such readings, we uncover the common elements of grammatical form and propositfonal content and the way readers use setting, self, and talk to make their visionary utterances more forceful. The successful accomplishment of a reading typically requires that…
Another View of Easter and Passover
Seeing and believing
The Mormon Concept of Mother in Heaven
John Heeren, Donald B. Lindsey, Marylee Mason, The Mormon Concept of Mother in Heaven: A Sociological Account of Its Origins and Development, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Dec., 1984), pp. 396-411
Mass media and delinquency prevention
This paper focuses on the Oscar winning television documentary “Scared Straight.” This documentary describes the Juvenile Awareness Project (JAP) at Rahway State Prison in New Jersey, which attempts to deter juvenile delinquency by briefly exposing young offenders to the harsh realities of prison life. The paper analyzes the possible reasons for the popularity of this show and the JAP. It is suggested that factors such as the public perception of…
Measuring Christian Orthodoxy
Donald B. Lindsey, Barbara W. Sirotnik, John Heeren, Measuring Christian Orthodoxy: Reassessing the Issue of Unidimensionality, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 25, No. 3 (Sep., 1986), pp. 328-338
Response to Hunsberger
misinterpreted some of our assertions. This brief note is a response to Hunsberger's note, with responses to each of his points in the order in which he presented them. First, we did not suggest that our factor analysis may have differed from that reported by Fullerton and Hunsberger due to the use of BMDP rather than SPSS. We described our use of BMDP in detail only in response to comments of a reviewer who felt that the paper would be strengthe…
Sociology
Where the Sacred Meets the Profane
Faculty Malfeasance
This study evaluates deviance among academicians in university settings. A typology is suggested which includes two dimensions and delineates four basic types of academic deviance. The relationship of these types to university and disciplinary organization is offered as the sources of academic deviance are explained
Emotional Simultaneity and the Construction of Victim Unity
One of the concerns in recent work on the sociology of emotions is the link between emotions and social bonding. A version of this issue has also been discussed in research on disasters, with the focus being on how the crisis leads to the cohesion essential to recovery and rebuilding. This paper provides an analysis of a fire and its aftermath and shows how central emotions are to understanding the social psychology of the event. Most important h…
Winning Ways
Using observations and interviews of a girls high school field hockey team, this article investigates the values conveyed through participating in this sport. As the team had a lengthy record of success, the main value that permeated the team's culture was that of winning. Contrary to other scholars who tend to emphasize the negative consequences of having a high value placed on winning, this study suggests that winning can have generally positiv…
Deviance, Academic
If we consider deviance as a breach of expectations, then any organization or occupation is likely to provide distinct opportunities for legal and/or ethical violations. College and university faculty members are professionals employed within the occupational context of higher education. Thus, the opportunities for deviance available to them derive from their roles in professional disciplines and in the occupational setting of the university. Whi…
Gendered Justice
This research examines a newspaper sample of men and women who killed multiple people in a single domestic altercation during the years 1993 to 2002. As all these perpetrators of multiple domestic homicide are eligible to be capitally tried, differences in capital sentencing are examined using bivariate statistics and descriptive, case-oriented analyses. Women who kill their children using a knife or firearm are disproportionately sentenced to de…
Alfred Schutz and the Sociology of Common-sense Knowledge
This chapter describes Alfred Schutz's treatment of the interest-knowledge relation in the everyday world. In a skeletal sense, the sociology of knowledge is concerned with the relationship between interests, broadly conceived, and “mental products,” or knowledge. In puzzling out the relation between interests and the everyday knowledge that structures people actions or interactions, Schutz has developed a sociology of common-sense knowledge that…
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