In Toward a Good Society, the authors theorize a mutually empowering and growth-fostering society. They begin this journey in relational psychology, then depart along nine paths reconstructed from nine classic social science theories. This leads them to propose a new Golden Rule as simple as it is profound.
In Toward a Good Society, the authors theorize a mutually empowering and growth-fostering society. They begin this journey in relational psychology, then depart along nine paths reconstructed from nine classic social science theories. This leads them to propose a new Golden Rule as simple as it is profound.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tian-jia Dong is professor of sociology at Westfield State University in Massachusetts. Dongxiao Qin is professor of psychology at Western New England University in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Introduction 1. Relational Psychology: the Theoretical Point of Departure 2. From Symphony Orchestra to Jazz Ensemble-the path beyond Emile Durkheim toward Dynamic Freedom/Equality 3. From the Meetinghouse to the Commons -the path beyond Alexis Tocqueville toward Connective Democracy 4. From Courtroom to "Courtship"-the path beyond Max Weber toward Interactive Authority 5. From Big Leviathan to Little Mermaid-the path beyond Thomas Hobbes toward Relatable Justice 6. From Conqueror to Gardener-the path beyond Sigmund Freud toward Cultivated Morality 7. From Baseball to Basketball -the path beyond George Herbert Mead toward Interweaving Accessibility 8. From Web to Grapevine-the path beyond Georg Simmel toward Open Affinity 9. From Battle Field to Training Ground-the path beyond Karl Marx toward Co-Constituted Progress 10. From "the Invisible Hand" to "the Sensible Heart" -the path beyond Adam Smith toward a New Golden Rule Conclusion: Journeying on A Connective Path
Introduction 1. Relational Psychology: the Theoretical Point of Departure 2. From Symphony Orchestra to Jazz Ensemble-the path beyond Emile Durkheim toward Dynamic Freedom/Equality 3. From the Meetinghouse to the Commons -the path beyond Alexis Tocqueville toward Connective Democracy 4. From Courtroom to "Courtship"-the path beyond Max Weber toward Interactive Authority 5. From Big Leviathan to Little Mermaid-the path beyond Thomas Hobbes toward Relatable Justice 6. From Conqueror to Gardener-the path beyond Sigmund Freud toward Cultivated Morality 7. From Baseball to Basketball -the path beyond George Herbert Mead toward Interweaving Accessibility 8. From Web to Grapevine-the path beyond Georg Simmel toward Open Affinity 9. From Battle Field to Training Ground-the path beyond Karl Marx toward Co-Constituted Progress 10. From "the Invisible Hand" to "the Sensible Heart" -the path beyond Adam Smith toward a New Golden Rule Conclusion: Journeying on A Connective Path
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