Harold Fallding
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3611234 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Harold Fallding |
| PRENOMES | Harold |
| SOBRENOME | Fallding |
| ASSINATURA | FALLDING H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Waterloo |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1960 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The Social Process Revisited
The Social Process Revisited
Contents: The classical social process theorists - The insights in this position on the intimate connection of conflict and normative order - History used as data in this kind of inquiry
Social Theory of Modern Societies
Jesus and the Judaism of His Time
The Making of Modern Society
How Christian Can Sociology Be
G. H. Mead's Orthodoxy
Recent representations of George Mead's view of society have opposed it to the dominant view by emphasizing its dynamic aspect at the expense of the inertia to which Mead also gave full recognition. He saw that inertia exercised through culture. Without using the term, culture, Mead recognized its force in the notion of sociality, as well as in a whole complex of other interrelated concepts. In addition, Mead represented social evolution as a cul…
The Sociology of Hope
Made in the Likeness of God; Or, the Religious Realization of Human Identity; Or, Religion without Illusion
Journal Article Made in the Likeness of God; or, the Religious Realization of Human Identity; or, Religion without Illusion Get access Harold Fallding Harold Fallding University of Waterloo Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 40, Issue 2, Summer 1979, Pages 147–157, https://doi.org/10.2307/3709785 Published: 01 July 1979
Contemporary Transformations of Religion. The Riddell Memorial Lectures Forty-fifth Series, Delivered at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne on 2, 3, 4 December, 1974. Bryan Wilson
The Sociology of Religion
Mainline Protestantism in Canada and the United States of America
Harold Fallding, Mainline Protestantism in Canada and the United States of America: An Overview, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Spring, 1978), pp. 141-160
The problem of order as a problem of science
Pour résoudre le problème d'ordre social d'Hobbes, il appert nécessaire de la traduire en un équivalent scientifique; ce qui fait surgir deux éléments distincts. Le premier se rapporte à la genèse de la coopération spontanée; le second élément à la protection de coopération par un gouvernement. L'auteur suggère qu'Hobbes a fortement négligé les aspects relatifs à la coopération spontanée ne requérant pas d'aide gouvernementale, mais qu'il avait r…
Drinking, Community and Civilization
Religion and Society in Interaction
Drinking, Community and Civilization
The Sociology of Religion
Religion in Australia
Only One Sociology
The Logic of Social Inquiry. Scott Greer The Social Reality of Scientific Myth. Kalman H. Silvert
The Sociological Task
The Sociological Task
Secularization and the Sacred and Profane
THERE has been an unfortunate misalliance of terms whereby secular is taken for a direct equivalent of profane. Possibly it arose because is used in sociology with two distinct meanings, each of which is cast as an opposite of one of the terms. Yet Durkheim's dichotomy of and profane cannot be equated with Becker's dichotomy of and secular.' In Becker refers to a legitimation of practice through tradition or fiat, secular to a more rational legit…
Values and Interests in Social Change
A Proposal for the Empirical Study of Values
A Proposal for the Empirical Study of Values
The Sociological Task
The Family and the Idea of a Cardinal Role
Social Theory of Modern Societies
Only One Sociology
Sociology
Functional Analysis in Sociology
To judge something as functional or dysfunctional is to evaluate rather than explain. This evaluation, however, amounts to objective measurement of the dynamic properties of the system concerned. Stability, adaptive change and integration can be considered the three major dimensions of such measurement. But before we can measure how functional they are for man, we have to ask whether the products of operating systems meet human needs
Mainline Protestantism in Canada and the United States of America
Harold Fallding, Mainline Protestantism in Canada and the United States of America: An Overview, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Spring, 1978), pp. 141-160
Secularization and the Sacred and Profane
THERE has been an unfortunate misalliance of terms whereby secular is taken for a direct equivalent of profane. Possibly it arose because is used in sociology with two distinct meanings, each of which is cast as an opposite of one of the terms. Yet Durkheim's dichotomy of and profane cannot be equated with Becker's dichotomy of and secular.' In Becker refers to a legitimation of practice through tradition or fiat, secular to a more rational legit…
Sociology
Sociology
The Family and the Idea of a Cardinal Role
The Scope and Purpose of Sociology
Functional Analysis in Sociology
To judge something as functional or dysfunctional is to evaluate rather than explain. This evaluation, however, amounts to objective measurement of the dynamic properties of the system concerned. Stability, adaptive change and integration can be considered the three major dimensions of such measurement. But before we can measure how functional they are for man, we have to ask whether the products of operating systems meet human needs
Sociology
The Source and Burden of Civilization Illustrated in the Use of Alcohol
A Proposal for the Empirical Study of Values
Values and Interests in Social Change
Secularization and the Sacred and Profane
THERE has been an unfortunate misalliance of terms whereby secular is taken for a direct equivalent of profane. Possibly it arose because is used in sociology with two distinct meanings, each of which is cast as an opposite of one of the terms. Yet Durkheim's dichotomy of and profane cannot be equated with Becker's dichotomy of and secular.' In Becker refers to a legitimation of practice through tradition or fiat, secular to a more rational legit…
The Sociological Task
The Sociological Task
The Logic of Social Inquiry. Scott Greer The Social Reality of Scientific Myth. Kalman H. Silvert
Only One Sociology
Religion in Australia
Drinking, Community and Civilization
The Sociology of Religion
Drinking, Community and Civilization
Religion and Society in Interaction
The problem of order as a problem of science
Pour résoudre le problème d'ordre social d'Hobbes, il appert nécessaire de la traduire en un équivalent scientifique; ce qui fait surgir deux éléments distincts. Le premier se rapporte à la genèse de la coopération spontanée; le second élément à la protection de coopération par un gouvernement. L'auteur suggère qu'Hobbes a fortement négligé les aspects relatifs à la coopération spontanée ne requérant pas d'aide gouvernementale, mais qu'il avait r…
Contemporary Transformations of Religion. The Riddell Memorial Lectures Forty-fifth Series, Delivered at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne on 2, 3, 4 December, 1974. Bryan Wilson
The Sociology of Religion
Mainline Protestantism in Canada and the United States of America
Harold Fallding, Mainline Protestantism in Canada and the United States of America: An Overview, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Spring, 1978), pp. 141-160
Made in the Likeness of God; Or, the Religious Realization of Human Identity; Or, Religion without Illusion
Journal Article Made in the Likeness of God; or, the Religious Realization of Human Identity; or, Religion without Illusion Get access Harold Fallding Harold Fallding University of Waterloo Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 40, Issue 2, Summer 1979, Pages 147–157, https://doi.org/10.2307/3709785 Published: 01 July 1979
The Sociology of Hope
G. H. Mead's Orthodoxy
Recent representations of George Mead's view of society have opposed it to the dominant view by emphasizing its dynamic aspect at the expense of the inertia to which Mead also gave full recognition. He saw that inertia exercised through culture. Without using the term, culture, Mead recognized its force in the notion of sociality, as well as in a whole complex of other interrelated concepts. In addition, Mead represented social evolution as a cul…
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