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Combining foundational principles of critical social science with recent breakthroughs in research across disciplines ranging from biology to economics, this book offers a scientifically and humanly expanded landscape for apprehending the life course.
Combining foundational principles of critical social science with recent breakthroughs in research across disciplines ranging from biology to economics, this book offers a scientifically and humanly expanded landscape for apprehending the life course.
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Autorenporträt
Dale Dannefer is the Selah Chamberlain Professor of Sociology and Chair, Department of Sociology, Case Western Reserve University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Sociological Imagination and Human Aging 2. Sociomatics: The Social Structuring Of Human Development and Aging 3. Agency, Intentionality and World-Construction 4. The Social Organization of Human Development and Age, I: Historical And Cultural Variations 5. The Social Organization of Development and Age, II: Intracohort Variability And Cumulative Dis/Advantage 6. Cumulative Dis/ Advantage as A Cohort Phenomenon: Levels, Processes and Paradigmatic Alternatives 7. Sociosomatics And the Life Course: The Social Organizaiton Of Human Physiology and Gene Regulation 8. Situating Knowledge Production: The Sociology of Scientific Work in Studying Age and the Life Course 9. Bringing Ideology Back In - Science as A Mechanism of Naturaliation 10. Age, Sociological Imagination and Human Possibility
1. Sociological Imagination and Human Aging
2. Sociomatics: The Social Structuring Of Human Development and Aging
3. Agency, Intentionality and World-Construction
4. The Social Organization of Human Development and Age, I: Historical And Cultural Variations
5. The Social Organization of Development and Age, II: Intracohort Variability And Cumulative Dis/Advantage
6. Cumulative Dis/ Advantage as A Cohort Phenomenon: Levels, Processes and Paradigmatic Alternatives
7. Sociosomatics And the Life Course: The Social Organizaiton Of Human Physiology and Gene Regulation
8. Situating Knowledge Production: The Sociology of Scientific Work in Studying Age and the Life Course
9. Bringing Ideology Back In - Science as A Mechanism of Naturaliation
10. Age, Sociological Imagination and Human Possibility
1. Sociological Imagination and Human Aging 2. Sociomatics: The Social Structuring Of Human Development and Aging 3. Agency, Intentionality and World-Construction 4. The Social Organization of Human Development and Age, I: Historical And Cultural Variations 5. The Social Organization of Development and Age, II: Intracohort Variability And Cumulative Dis/Advantage 6. Cumulative Dis/ Advantage as A Cohort Phenomenon: Levels, Processes and Paradigmatic Alternatives 7. Sociosomatics And the Life Course: The Social Organizaiton Of Human Physiology and Gene Regulation 8. Situating Knowledge Production: The Sociology of Scientific Work in Studying Age and the Life Course 9. Bringing Ideology Back In - Science as A Mechanism of Naturaliation 10. Age, Sociological Imagination and Human Possibility
1. Sociological Imagination and Human Aging
2. Sociomatics: The Social Structuring Of Human Development and Aging
3. Agency, Intentionality and World-Construction
4. The Social Organization of Human Development and Age, I: Historical And Cultural Variations
5. The Social Organization of Development and Age, II: Intracohort Variability And Cumulative Dis/Advantage
6. Cumulative Dis/ Advantage as A Cohort Phenomenon: Levels, Processes and Paradigmatic Alternatives
7. Sociosomatics And the Life Course: The Social Organizaiton Of Human Physiology and Gene Regulation
8. Situating Knowledge Production: The Sociology of Scientific Work in Studying Age and the Life Course
9. Bringing Ideology Back In - Science as A Mechanism of Naturaliation
10. Age, Sociological Imagination and Human Possibility
Rezensionen
"A major contribution to the study of ageing from one of the leading theorists in the field. The book is unusual in combining work across a range of social science disciplines, as well as being historically grounded in the development of ageing societies. The unique strength of the book is its sophisticated grasp of the nature of human development, drawing on a detailed reading of life course and related literature. The importance for the reader is the critical perspective which is brought to the analysis, notably in relation to the problem of reductionism, and the failure to address the full range of social structural issues influencing the life course."
--Christopher Phillipson, Manchester University
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