Arnold Birenbaum
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3603887 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Arnold Birenbaum |
| PRENOMES | Arnold |
| SOBRENOME | Birenbaum |
| ASSINATURA | BIRENBAUM A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | St. John's University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 60 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Putting Health Care on the National Agenda
Why the United States Does Not Have a National Health Program
In the Shadow of Medicine
In the Shadow of Medicine
New Ethnographies
Reforms in pharmacy education and opportunity to practise clinical pharmacy
The impact on 357 newly licensed pharmacists, graduates of two colleges, of efforts to turn pharmacy into a clinical profession, was examined by way of a self-administered questionnaire. Perceptions and expectations about work, differences in consulting practices, relationships between practice and attitudes, and the presence or absence of an identifiable general value orientation (which could account for specific perceptions and attitudes), were…
Community Services for the Mentally Retarded
Toward a Theory of Role Acquisition
Health Care and Society
Family Care Providers
Family care providers for the developmentally disabled, like all role incumbents, must function with some degree of role performance ambiguity, and reconcile different expectations from role partners. Interviews were conducted with 20 caretakers and involved 51 open-ended questions. The discussion of the day-to-day management of this role focused on three inherent difficulties and mechanisms used by incumbents to cope with them: (1) a need to neg…
Reprofessionalization in pharmacy
Best Boy”
The Social Construction of Disability
This symbolic interactionist theory examines the structure of relationships between the disabled and the nondisabled through face-to-face interaction and the formation and participation in organizations which provide specialized services. Some propositions from Randall Collin's Conflict Sociology (1975) create a framework for understanding the behavior of the disabled. Goffman's concept of career is used to examine the conditions under which vari…
Norms and Human Behavior
People in places
The Mentally Retarded Child in the Home and the Family Cycle
Max Weber
Revolution without the revolution
Let us assume man to be man, and his relation to the world to be a human one. Then love can only be exchanged for love, trust for trust, etc^... Every one of your relations to man and to nature must be a specific expression, corresponding to the object o£ your willy of your real individalctl life. If you love without evoking love in return, i.e., if you are not able, by the manifestation of yourself as a loving person, to make yoursclf a beloved …
The Sociologist on Jury Duty
Power, Participation and Ideology
On Managing a Courtesy Stigma
One way of managing a courtesy stigma is to recognize its situational variability, making it possible to emulate conventional behavior. The adaptations of mothers of mentally retarded children are examined through their relationships with family, friends, and other parents of retardates. Altering the meanings of these relationships and limiting participation in the organized world of mental retardation helps maintain community membership. Recogni…
Helping Mothers of Mentally Retarded Children Use Specialized Facilities
On Managing a Courtesy Stigma
One way of managing a courtesy stigma is to recognize its situational variability, making it possible to emulate conventional behavior. The adaptations of mothers of mentally retarded children are examined through their relationships with family, friends, and other parents of retardates. Altering the meanings of these relationships and limiting participation in the organized world of mental retardation helps maintain community membership. Recogni…
Reprofessionalization in pharmacy
The Mentally Retarded Child in the Home and the Family Cycle
Revolution without the revolution
Let us assume man to be man, and his relation to the world to be a human one. Then love can only be exchanged for love, trust for trust, etc^... Every one of your relations to man and to nature must be a specific expression, corresponding to the object o£ your willy of your real individalctl life. If you love without evoking love in return, i.e., if you are not able, by the manifestation of yourself as a loving person, to make yoursclf a beloved …
Reforms in pharmacy education and opportunity to practise clinical pharmacy
The impact on 357 newly licensed pharmacists, graduates of two colleges, of efforts to turn pharmacy into a clinical profession, was examined by way of a self-administered questionnaire. Perceptions and expectations about work, differences in consulting practices, relationships between practice and attitudes, and the presence or absence of an identifiable general value orientation (which could account for specific perceptions and attitudes), were…
Toward a Theory of Role Acquisition
Family Care Providers
Family care providers for the developmentally disabled, like all role incumbents, must function with some degree of role performance ambiguity, and reconcile different expectations from role partners. Interviews were conducted with 20 caretakers and involved 51 open-ended questions. The discussion of the day-to-day management of this role focused on three inherent difficulties and mechanisms used by incumbents to cope with them: (1) a need to neg…
Power, Participation and Ideology
Helping Mothers of Mentally Retarded Children Use Specialized Facilities
Revolution without the revolution
Let us assume man to be man, and his relation to the world to be a human one. Then love can only be exchanged for love, trust for trust, etc^... Every one of your relations to man and to nature must be a specific expression, corresponding to the object o£ your willy of your real individalctl life. If you love without evoking love in return, i.e., if you are not able, by the manifestation of yourself as a loving person, to make yoursclf a beloved …
The Sociologist on Jury Duty
Power, Participation and Ideology
On Managing a Courtesy Stigma
One way of managing a courtesy stigma is to recognize its situational variability, making it possible to emulate conventional behavior. The adaptations of mothers of mentally retarded children are examined through their relationships with family, friends, and other parents of retardates. Altering the meanings of these relationships and limiting participation in the organized world of mental retardation helps maintain community membership. Recogni…
The Mentally Retarded Child in the Home and the Family Cycle
Max Weber
People in places
Norms and Human Behavior
The Social Construction of Disability
This symbolic interactionist theory examines the structure of relationships between the disabled and the nondisabled through face-to-face interaction and the formation and participation in organizations which provide specialized services. Some propositions from Randall Collin's Conflict Sociology (1975) create a framework for understanding the behavior of the disabled. Goffman's concept of career is used to examine the conditions under which vari…
Best Boy”
Reprofessionalization in pharmacy
Health Care and Society
Family Care Providers
Family care providers for the developmentally disabled, like all role incumbents, must function with some degree of role performance ambiguity, and reconcile different expectations from role partners. Interviews were conducted with 20 caretakers and involved 51 open-ended questions. The discussion of the day-to-day management of this role focused on three inherent difficulties and mechanisms used by incumbents to cope with them: (1) a need to neg…
Toward a Theory of Role Acquisition
Community Services for the Mentally Retarded
Reforms in pharmacy education and opportunity to practise clinical pharmacy
The impact on 357 newly licensed pharmacists, graduates of two colleges, of efforts to turn pharmacy into a clinical profession, was examined by way of a self-administered questionnaire. Perceptions and expectations about work, differences in consulting practices, relationships between practice and attitudes, and the presence or absence of an identifiable general value orientation (which could account for specific perceptions and attitudes), were…
New Ethnographies
In the Shadow of Medicine
In the Shadow of Medicine
Why the United States Does Not Have a National Health Program
Putting Health Care on the National Agenda
Political science (13 obras) · Psychology (13 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Family and Disability Support Research (5 obras) · Healthcare Policy and Management (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Developmental psychology (4 obras) · Health care (4 obras) · Law (4 obras)