Social Relations and Social Roles: The Unfinished Systematic SociologyArdent Media, 1965 - 372 pagina's Investigation of organized interaction among human beings. |
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WHAT IS SOCIOLOGY? | 3 |
THE FIELDS OF SOCIOLOGICAL | 21 |
HUMANISTIC VERSUS NATURALISTIC | 46 |
Humanistic Redefinition of Human Needs | 67 |
Redefinition of the Process of Satisfying Needs | 71 |
Humanistic Redefinition of Material Techniques | 77 |
Summary and Conclusion | 82 |
PART 2SOCIAL RELATIONS | 83 |
Hereditary Biological Characteristics | 211 |
Artificial Bodily Traits | 212 |
Hereditary Psychological Characteristics | 214 |
Estimate of Personal Ability Based on Observation of Previous Performances | 219 |
Acceptance of Newcomers Based on Their Recommendation by Authoritative Judges | 222 |
Compulsory Acceptance of Persons Appointed by Powerful Leaders | 224 |
SOCIAL CIRCLES 1 Differentiation of Social Circles According to the Values in Which They Are Actively Interested | 226 |
The Size of Social Circles Within Communities | 228 |
THE STUDY OF SOCIAL RELATIONS IN COMMUNITIES 1 Introduction | 85 |
The Multiplicity and Diversity of Social Actions and Reactions in a Community | 86 |
The Search for Specific Social Relations in a Community | 88 |
The Impact of Social Conflicts on Social Relations | 92 |
Sociological Generalizations About Social Relations | 95 |
The Theory of the Dependence of Social Relations on Psychological Factors | 97 |
The Theory of the Dependence of Interindividual Relations on the Social Environment | 99 |
The Theory of the Dependence of Social Relations on Total Cultures | 103 |
Conclusions | 106 |
MOTHERCHILD RELATIONS 1 The Sociological Significance of MotherChild Relations | 109 |
Various Conceptions of Motherhood | 111 |
Rejection of Children by Their Biological Mothers | 113 |
Acceptance of Children by Mothers | 115 |
Mothers Duties Concerning Her Childs Body | 117 |
The Mothers Duty of Making the Child a Conscious Partner in Their Relation 85 | 122 |
Duties of Educational Guidance | 124 |
Duties of the Child Toward the Mother | 129 |
The Duty of Gratitude | 130 |
Entrusting Specific Motherly Duties to Others | 131 |
FRATERNAL RELATIONS 1 Social Bonds Between Siblings | 133 |
The Formation and Extension of Relations Between Brothers | 135 |
Voluntary Formation of Relations Similar to Brotherhood | 137 |
The Fraternal Duty of Sympathetic Understanding | 140 |
Mutual Aid by Gifts | 141 |
Mutual Aid by Active Services | 143 |
Collaboration | 145 |
MARITAL AND EROTIC RELATIONS 1 Distinction Between Marital and Erotic Relations | 148 |
The Common Purpose of Marital Relations | 150 |
Selection of Marital Partners | 154 |
The Wedding | 157 |
Mutual Duties of Husband and Wife | 159 |
Selection of Partners in Erotic Relations | 161 |
Mutual Duties of Lovers | 165 |
The Extension of Erotic Ideals to Marital Relations | 169 |
RELATIONS OF POLITE COMPANION SHIP 1 Common Enjoyment as the Purpose of Polite Companionship | 172 |
Polite Companionship in Princely Courts | 174 |
Relations Between Statesmen and Visitors | 177 |
Free Relations of Polite Companionship Among the Nobility | 178 |
The Extension of Polite Companionship Among | 180 |
Capitalists and Professionals | 181 |
Personal Worth as a Standard in the Choice of Partners for Polite Companionship | 183 |
The Active Duties of Polite Companions | 185 |
INTEGRATION OF SOCIAL RELATIONS | 188 |
Integration of Relations of Polite Companionship | 189 |
Integration of Social Relations Between a Father and His Descendents | 190 |
Integration of the Social Relations Between a Child and Various Adults | 194 |
Other Examples of Integrated Relations | 196 |
THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL ROLE 1 Common Characteristics of Integrated Social Relations | 199 |
Participation of the Same Individual in Diverse Systems of Social Relations | 200 |
The Concept of Role | 201 |
Definition of Social Role by Comparison with Theatrical Role | 203 |
Divergent Conceptions of Individual Participation in Social Life | 206 |
PERSONS 1 Standards of Personal Fitness 2 Sex and Age Standards | 210 |
Expansion of Social Circles Beyond the Range of the Community | 230 |
The Duration of Social Circles and Their Organization | 233 |
PERSONAL RIGHTS 1 The Sociological Conception of Rights | 240 |
Are There Any Universal Rights? | 242 |
Rights to Personal Prestige | 244 |
Symbolic Manifestations of Prestige | 249 |
The Right of Inferiors to Have Their Merit Recognized by Superiors | 252 |
The Right to Personal Esteem by Equals | 254 |
Right to Physical Safety | 256 |
Economic Rights | 258 |
Right to Sympathetic Understanding | 262 |
Right to Have Authoritative Judgments Accepted | 264 |
Right to Obedience | 266 |
Right to Perform New Actions | 270 |
PERSONAL FUNCTIONS 1 The Concept of Personal Function | 273 |
Particular Duties Toward Particular Individuals | 276 |
Generalized Duties Within Wide Social Circles | 278 |
Duties Toward a Persons Social Circle When It Is an Organized Social Group | 280 |
Duties of Members of Organized Groups Toward Outsiders | 282 |
Duties Toward Ones Self | 283 |
Culturally Patterned Actions by Which Social Duties Are Fulfilled | 286 |
Classification of Social Roles by Their Functions | 289 |
The Evolutionary Approach to the History of Social Roles | 291 |
ROLES IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES 1 Primary Differentiation of Social Roles | 293 |
Social Roles of Women as Mothers | 294 |
The Emergence of Nonmaterial Roles of Women | 297 |
The Differentiation of Mens Roles in Tribal Communities | 299 |
Magicoreligious Roles of | 300 |
The Technical Functions of | 303 |
Economic Functions in Tribal Communities | 304 |
Moral Functions | 307 |
Roles of Warriors | 308 |
Aesthetically Patterned Functions | 313 |
How to Study the Historical Evolution of Social Roles | 314 |
THE SOCIAL ROLES OF KINGS 1 Kings as Rulers of States | 315 |
The Religious Function of Kings | 318 |
The Military Function of the King | 321 |
The Political Function of the King | 323 |
The Rights of Kings | 327 |
The Historical Evolution of Social Roles Following the Formation of Kingdoms | 329 |
THE FUNCTIONAL DIFFERENTIATION OF RELIGIOUS ROLES 1 The Public Functions of Priests in Capital Cities | 332 |
The Private Functions of Priests | 334 |
Priests as Writers | 335 |
Priests as Educators | 337 |
THE DIFFERENTIATION OF ROLES | 343 |
THE EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL | 350 |
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