Sentence examples for sociological mode from inspiring English sources

"Porn Theater" functions best in its voyeuristic, sociological mode, offering fragmentary glimpses of complicated lives and the complicated social rituals that shape them.

Marx's most important contribution to sociological theory was his general mode of analysis, the "dialectical" model, which regards every social system as having within it immanent forces that give rise to "contradictions" (disequilibria) that can be resolved only by a new social system.

In his Theory of Communicative Action, he treated religion primarily from a sociological perspective, as an archaic mode of social integration.

Legal positivism is here sometimes associated with the homonymic but independent doctrines of logical positivism (the meaning of a sentence is its mode of verification) or sociological positivism (social phenomena can be studied only through the methods of natural science).

Testing of multiplayer modes involves something more sociological than purely technical assessment: learning what tendencies a given environment fosters.

Open Source, normally referred to within the domain of computer software, also pertains to the availability of the inner workings of physical operations and technology in the modes of hardware and sociological being with my focus here in view of agricultural life and design.

November 7, 1883 Illebølle, Denmark December 12, 1977 Copenhagen, Denmark Johannes Peder Ejler Pedersen, (born Nov. 7, 1883, Illebølle, Den. died Dec. 12, 1977, Copenhagen) Danish Old Testament scholar and Semitic philologist, important for his conception of Israelite culture and modes of thought based on religio-historical and sociological studies.

Overall, the ontology on vulnerable systems shown in Fig. 3 mirrors some classic approaches of hazard and vulnerability research, but also includes sociological theory in the form of a strict distinction between modes of operation of natural, social, and technical systems as well as the thesis of functional differentiation of modern society (Luhmann 1997).

The fusion of ideological orthodoxies with the analytical tools of Roland Barthes's "Mythologies"—the convergence of self-justifying moralism with the habits of academic literary study —is the intellectual springboard for the mode of appreciation of so-called quality television, which is essentially sociological, not aesthetic.

The fusion of ideological orthodoxies with the analytical tools of Roland Barthes's "Mythologies" — the convergence of self-justifying moralism with the habits of academic literary study — is the intellectual springboard for the mode of appreciation of so-called quality television, which is essentially sociological, not aesthetic.

The doctrine of methodological individualism does not take issue with these ordinary ways of speaking, it merely stipulates that "in sociological work these collectivities must be treated as solely the resultants and modes of organization of the particular acts of individual persons, since these alone can be treated as agents in a course of subjectively understandable action" (Weber 1922, 13).